What does it mean that God is a promise keeper? Paul explores how the Holy Spirit at Pentecost represents the fulfillment of centuries-old promises from Acts 2 and Ezekiel 36, showing us we live in a new era with a new relationship under our risen King Jesus.
An Advocate Forever, John 14:15-31
What does it mean that Jesus promised to send 'another advocate'? Andrew explores John 14:15-31 and how the Holy Spirit isn't just an impersonal force, but a divine person who stands in our corner, speaks truth to us, and ensures we're never alone in life's trials.
Unity Through the Spirit, Ephesians 4:1-6
Why does Christian unity matter so much to God? Starting a new series on the Holy Spirit, Andrew shows us from Ephesians 4 that unity isn't optional - it's central to displaying God's wisdom to the world. What does it take to maintain this Spirit-given unity?
Unstoppable Good News, Acts 27-28
What happens when everything that could go wrong does go wrong? Paul's journey to Rome explores how Jesus remains in control even when storms rage and circumstances seem impossible. This sermon reveals how the gospel spreads precisely when everything appears to be falling apart.
True and Reasonable Faith, Acts 25:23-26:23
What made a hardcore Pharisee like Paul completely change his life? Andrew explores Paul's defense before King Agrippa, examining how Paul's dramatic encounter with Jesus transformed everything he believed. Could the claims about Jesus actually be both true and reasonable? This message explores the historical foundations of faith and why Paul believed everyone should meet Jesus.
Shepherding God's Flock, Acts 20:13-38
What makes parting words so powerful? When Paul knew he'd never see the Ephesian elders again, he shared what truly mattered - not polished speeches, but tears, toil, and the message of grace. This sermon explores how we're all called to shepherd someone in God's precious flock, bought with Christ's own blood.
The Greatness of Jesus, Acts 19
What happens when the greatness of Jesus crashes into our idols? This sermon from Acts 19 reveals how encountering Jesus' true greatness leads to decisive life change. What does it mean to be "all in" for Jesus today?
Jesus is for everyone, Acts 10
Ever wonder if successful, moral people really need Jesus? Through Peter's vision and Cornelius's conversion in Acts 10, this sermon explores how God shows no favouritism and why even the most upright among us desperately need the forgiveness Christ offers.
Camp 2025 Session 4, 2 Timothy 3
Camp 2025 Q&A Session
Camp 2025 Session 3, John 14
Camp 2025 Session 2, Psalm 33
Camp 2025 Session 1, Psalm 104
Life Changed by Jesus, Acts 9:1-31
How does Jesus respond to those who oppose him most violently? This message walks through Acts 9:1-31, exploring Saul's incredible journey from breathing murderous threats to passionate preacher, and asking whether meeting the risen Jesus has truly turned our own lives upside down.
God's Precious Possession, Acts 4:32-5:11
What happens when we treat as common what God sees as precious? This message explores Acts 4-5 and the sobering account of Ananias and Sapphira. How does God view his church, and what does it mean for us today? A challenging look at our attitudes toward community, generosity, and what it truly means to be part of Christ's body.
The Spirit Brings Change, Acts 2
What does it mean when God pours out His Spirit? This message explores Acts 2, where wind, fire, and miraculous languages signaled a profound change in the world. Could the Spirit that transformed timid disciples into bold witnesses be the same power available to us today? Discover how Pentecost launched world mission and what it reveals about Jesus' rule as Lord and Messiah.
A Firm Foundation, Acts 1:12-26
What happens when life's wheels seem to fall off? In this message from Acts 1:12-26, we explore how Jesus remains sovereign even through betrayal and difficulty. How can Judas' actions actually confirm Jesus as King? Together we'll discover the firm foundation of apostolic witness and why we can rejoice in God's sovereignty even when we don't understand His ways.
Jesus' Spirit-Empowered Witnesses, Acts 1:1-11
Ever feel powerless to share your faith? This message from Acts 1:1-11 explores how Jesus' kingdom works differently than we expect. Rather than establishing a visible political kingdom, Jesus sends his Holy Spirit to empower ordinary people as witnesses. We discover that true power lies in testimony about Christ's victory over death.
Jesus is Risen, Luke 24:1-35
How does Jesus' resurrection change our relationship with death? This Easter message explores Luke 24:1-35, examining the empty tomb, the physical appearances of Jesus, and the spread of Christianity as evidence for the resurrection. What would it mean for us if death truly isn't the end of our story?
Good Friday, Isaiah 53 & Luke 23
How can Good Friday be "good" when it commemorates such a horrific event? Andrew unpacks Isaiah 53 and Luke 23, revealing how Jesus' death as our substitute transforms our greatest problem - sin. Like the criminal on the cross, we don't need to "do" anything to receive paradise - just recognise Jesus and trust him.