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Geff encourages us to endure the difficult moments where God seems silent, to pursue repentance and faithful obedience and to look to the One who brings breakthrough, the Overcomer, the God of victory!
Guest speaker Josh Keiley leads us through the book of Jonah, helping us to see Jesus as the greater Jonah and leading us to deeper love for the Gospel and desire for the lost.
Guest speaker Josh Keiley leads us through the book of Jonah, helping us to see Jesus as the greater Jonah and leading us to deeper love for the Gospel and desire for the lost.
Guest speaker Josh Keiley leads us through the book of Jonah, helping us to see Jesus as the greater Jonah and leading us to deeper love for the Gospel and desire for the lost.
Guest speaker Josh Keiley leads us through the book of Jonah, helping us to see Jesus as the greater Jonah and leading us to deeper love for the Gospel and desire for the lost.
How do you respond when people hurt you, wound you, wrongs you? The way of Jesus surrenders all ideas of vengeance and instead pursues forgiveness. Rob explores how we can be people of deep forgiveness.
We welcome Matt Petch to share a word at Worship Nights all about what it means for our identity to be firmly rooted in Christ.
Reb preaches about how we adopt a posture of humility as we surrender all to God.
Do you have a true awareness of just how deeply God loves you? Rob preaches from Ephesians 3 on the deep love of Jesus for each of us individually, and how we can know that love personally.
Are you prepared for heaven? Too many Christians are neither ready nor truly excited for what Jesus is going to give us after death. Struggling to know where to start? Our prayer is that Geff's preach from 2 Corinthians 4 will bless you greatly and help you deeply.
Joel brings a word to us at Worship Nights, challenging us to step out of the boat towards Jesus in faith and leading us to a place of worshiping the Lord!
Morag delves into the story of Nathaniel's calling as a disciple of Jesus. Jesus chose ordinary, fallible individuals who would go on to follow Him as disciples, closely following Him in everything, surrendering their entire lives of His Kingdom's cause. Let your heart be warmed as you hear this message today.
Geff traces the story of Mary Magdalene - the one Jesus chose to reveal himself to first after His resurrection - to show the joy of resurrection life that is now ours in Him.
Matt preaches at our Good Friday gathering, showing us the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and helping us to reflect on how personal this event really is!
It's Palm Sunday and we remember Jesus' triumphal entry — the beginning of the journey to the cross, and ultimately, our redemption. “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!”
Unpack the many names of God in the Old Testament and discover their powerful meanings! From Creator (Elohim) to our Peace (Yahweh Shalom), explore how these titles reveal God's character and his relationship with us as revealed in the Bible.
Rob preaches about living lives full of faith that goes beyond believing something to be true intellectually and into the realm of every day living.
Esther shares a powerful testimony of God's faithfulness, showing how God is always faithful and encouraging us to trust in Him always.
Our formed series comes to a close as we think about glorification - when we will be fully perfected and transformed!
Jesus makes a way for us to have a brand new life. Life abundant, life to the full in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Rob speaks about how, when we come to Christ, we take off the old life and put on the new life in Christ. Today, mortification, how we choose to surrender all, laying down our sinful desires and actions for the sake of growing in Christ.
Rob shares part two of our vision series about how we change, transform and go deeper in Christ, along with our vision for change.
Raising hands. We often overthink it and overcomplicate it, but why do we do it? What does the Bible have to say? Stephen Chesterman shares with us at Worship Nights.
Following our Alpha Weekend, Dave teaches about the guidance of God.
We're not called only to be Christians by name but disciples by nature. It was Bonhoeffer who said that Christianity without Discipleship is Christianity without Christ. Today, Rob explores the life of discipleship we are called to as followers of Jesus!
Two of the most important questions you will ever have to answer are these: who is the One you will stand before on the last day, and did you get right with God? In the Gospel we find SUCH good news that, through Jesus, we can stand justified before God!
Regeneration. One of the most significant changes that instantly happens in your life when you become a Christian, but what actually is it?
Do you follow a secular version of 'Jesus', or the real Jesus? Jesus is an incredible moral teacher, but He is far more than that. He came not to help you make tweaks to your already good life, but to transform sinful hearts and make them new.
God wants to do a deep work of transformation in your heart, which overflows into your whole life. Will you resist Him or lean into Him today?
Rob launches our new vision series for Maitland Church, for the lost to be found and the found to be formed. Everyone is on a formation pathway, a journey of becoming. The question is who we are becoming.
Sue preaches at the start of the New Year, sharing from Psalm 121.
Is Jesus your treasure, or to you is He trouble? We don't just mean the baby Jesus in the manger, but this Jesus as He really is - Messiah, King, Saviour, Lord, God with us.
Dave W speaks about how we can be preparing our hearts for Christmas, and the difference that the Lord Jesus makes to our lives.
Morag looks at different people we find in the Nativity story, and asks us to consider how we may relate to each of them.
Have you got that festive feeling? Maybe not quite the one everyone is talking about... In this sermon, we reflect on what it means to cling to Christ in a season which can so often be overwhelming.
With Christmas on the horizon, Russ shows us what advent points us towards - the coming of the Lord Jesus at the incarnation, the coming of the Lord Jesus into our lives, and the second coming that we as Christians await.
Rob rounds up our series on 1 Corinthians, reminding us that the way of Jesus is not simply to listen to Him, but to follow Him and do as He says.
The doubter. An unfortunate label given to Thomas. Join us as Russ shares about seasons of honest doubt, and how honest doubt can lead to greater depths of faith.
Becks shares at our Communion gathering about what it means to have hearts that are on fire for God.
Mags shares her recent testimony of healing after receiving prayer.
Right now, death is doomed. One day, death will be done. Victory is ours through the Lord Jesus Christ! Discover the resurrection hope Christians have in Him today!
The exciting hope for the Christian is not just 'going to heaven when you die', but for what happened to Jesus to happen to us: the resurrection of the dead to eternal life!
The great hope we have as Christians is not some ethereal existence, it is the resurrection of the dead!
We welcome our guest speaker and Gospel minister Andy Dykes to preach in our Sunday Gathering, continuing our series in 1 Corinthians.
Reb shares with us from Hebrews 2 as we bring our focus to the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus.
The gifts are to be expressed in such a way where the heart of God and not the worldliness of our day is brightly on display.
Rob preaches from 1 Corinthians 14, continuing our series on things the Spirit does in the church.
God gives good gifts to be used in a good way for the building up of the church, with both spiritual practices and spiritual gifts being beneficial in our faith journey. Rob speaks from 1 Corinthians 14.
You may have heard the stories of Spiritual Gifts being misused or abused in the church. Maybe you experienced that first hand. For Spiritual Gifts to be used in the way that God desires, they must be saturated with love and used in a community of love.
The beauty of the church is found both its unity and diversity - unity as one body in Christ and diversity in the gifts of the Spirit that have been given to us to use for the common good.
Spiritual Gifts are good gifts from a good God, to be used in a good way. Rob shares how Paul wrote to correct the thinking and practice of the Corinthians, and how we can grow in the ministry of the Spirit as we are immersed in His Presence.