Jamie continues his sermon series on Discipleship by talking about giving and tithing. He explores what the Bible and Jesus teaches us about giving and encourages us to consider how we give our money.
Jamie begins the Christmas series, talking about the impact that the Christmas story has on our lives. Jamie reminds us of why and who we celebrate at Christmas.
Jamie continues this series on Advent by talking about the beautiful love story of the Christmas story and how this impacts our everyday, not just Christmas!
Teeny continues our Advent series at our all aged family service by talking about the joy of Christmas.
To conclude our Advent series, Anthony talks about the Nativity story with a focus on the wise men.
In this sermon, Anthony talks about a topic we all love to talk about – fear. Anthony talks to us about stepping out of being fear centred and instead stepping into being love centred. *Apologies, the sound cut out about half way through the sermon so the audio quality for the second half of this sermon is not the best.
Jamie begins the new year with a sermon series named ‘Walking with God’. In this first part of the sermon series, Jamie explains how walking with God starts with prayer. Jamie goes on to outline some of the keys to effective prayer as well as some of the battles that we may face as we try to walk with God through prayer.
Jamie continues the ‘Walking with God’ series by exploring the book of Jonah. Jamie emphasises the importance of our own decisions and highlights four key points that we can learn from the life of Jonah. But in short, don’t do a Jonah!
This week, Jamie continues the ‘Walking with God’ series by talking about the life of Abraham. As Christians, we need to be a people of the altar, but how do we do that? Jamie challenges us to follow the example that Abraham sets in giving God our best, which will involve sacrifices.
Jamie continues the ‘Walking with God’ series with a further exploration of Abraham’s life as a man of the tent. This lifestyle speaks of progression and transition. God wants us to be ready for change, yet we enjoy our comforts. Jamie challenges us to think about how flexible we are for God.
