Is anyone actually in control? In Acts 2:22-36, Peter declares that the Jesus the world rejected, God raised and enthroned. This message explores how the resurrection is both vindication and victory — and what it means that Jesus is alive, reigning, and interceding for us right now. Could that make us strangely hopeful people?
Crucified, Died, and Was Buried, Matthew 27:11-66
If God really loved Jesus, why didn't he rescue him from the cross? That's what the mockers asked — and it's a question we sometimes echo in our own suffering. This message from Matthew 27 explores how the moment that looked like God's silence was actually God's decisive rescue, as Jesus went all the way down into death to bring us home.
Conceived by the Holy Spirit, Luke 1:26-38
Is there something broken in us that no self-help book can fix? Andrew explores Luke 1:26-38 and the lines of the Apostles' Creed *conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary* unpacking why Jesus needed to be both truly holy and truly human to be the rescuer we need.
Jesus Christ, His Only Son, Our Lord, John 1 & Col 1:15–20
Time magazine has asked it over 25 times. People on the street wrestle with it. And Jesus himself asked it of his closest friends — who do you say I am? Exploring John 1 and Colossians 1, this message sits with that question and what the answer might mean for our everyday lives.
(Sorry no video this week as the audio in the live stream had an error)
Creator of Heaven and Earth, Gen 1:1-2:3
Are we just accidental atoms? Or does the universe have a maker who still cares about it? Andrew explores Genesis 1 and what the Apostles' Creed means when it calls God "Creator of heaven and earth", including what it might mean that every human being carries inherent dignity, value, and worth.
In God the Father Almighty, Psalm 103
What does it actually mean to say "I believe"? This message from Psalm 103 and Romans 10 explores the difference between knowing facts about God and genuinely entrusting your whole life to him and asks whether we might be missing something about what it means that God is both Father *and* Almighty.
Finding Hope in a Broken World, 1 Corinthians 15
Our world can feel pretty hopeless, whether it's global uncertainty, health struggles, or the reality that none of us escapes death. But what if we've been settling for a hope that's far too small? Tim explores 1 Corinthians 15 and what Jesus' resurrection might mean for us today.
Finding Purpose in a World of Chaos, Ecc 1:1-11 & Col 1:15-23
Is it possible that the things we look to for purpose — career, relationships, achievement — were never actually designed to carry that weight? Andrew explores Ecclesiastes 1 and Colossians 1:15-23, wrestling with why life "under the sun" leaves us feeling like vapour, and what Jesus might have to do with the answer.
Peace in a World of Anxiety, Phil 4:1-9
Why does anxiety feel so normal, even in a world more comfortable than ever before? This message walks through Philippians 4:1–9, exploring how our culture's promises of peace - through performance, control, or simply "being true to yourself" - tend to run dry, and how Jesus offers a peace grounded in his grace and sovereignty.
Kept in God's Love, Jude 17-25
What does it actually look like to stay close to God when things get hard? In Jude 17–25, we explore what it means to keep ourselves in God's love — and what it means that God is the one who keeps us. There's a beautiful tension here that's worth sitting with.
Contend For The Faith, Jude 1-16
What happens when grace gets twisted into something that looks like the real thing but leads people away from Jesus? Jude wrote this urgent letter to a church facing exactly that question. This message explores what it means to "contend for the faith" and why that matters so much for us today.
The God Who Goes With His People, Deut 31:1-22
A Heart that Chooses Life, Deut 30:1-14
What if trying harder is actually making things worse? Andrew explores Deuteronomy 29-30 and Romans 10, asking what it really means to "choose life." Could the deepest problem we face be something no amount of willpower or effort can fix — and could God's answer be closer than we think?
Talk 4 - The New Creation, Rev 21:1-8
What actually is heaven — floating on clouds, an endless church service, or something else entirely? Revelation 21:1-8 pulls back the curtain just a little, and what we glimpse is stunning. This message from Malcolm explores seven aspects of new creation that speak directly to our deepest longings for a world without tears, anxiety, or brokenness.
Talk 3 - The End of the Wicked, Rev 17:1-6, 18:1-8
When we read Revelation, it's easy to get lost in the details and miss the big picture. So what happens when we zoom out? Across Revelation 17–18 we meet two women, two cities, and two outcomes — all leading us to one question: which kingdom do we belong to?
Talk 2 - The Chaos of History, Rev 6-7
What happens as history unfolds? In Revelation 6–7, Malcolm walks us through the four horsemen and the strange comfort of God's judgement. If the world feels chaotic, where is it all heading? This message explores how we might follow the lamb when everything seems uncertain.
Talk 1 - Worthy is the Lamb, Rev 4-5
When Christians in the ancient world faced persecution and felt unseen, God gave John a vision of heaven — a throne room where the Lamb who was slain is worshipped alongside the Father. This sermon explores how that heavenly reality in Revelation 4–5 speaks directly into our own moments of discouragement and gospel-weariness.
The Serious Joy of Life with God, Deut 27:1-13 & Gal 3:10-14
What happens when the law demands perfection and we fall short? Deuteronomy 27 confronts us with the weight of sin and its consequences, but the story doesn't end there. Galatians 3:10-14 shows us how Christ steps into the curse so we can receive the blessing. This message explores what that means for us.
Ancient Laws, Timeless Truths, Deut 12 & Psalm 19
Why do Christians follow some Old Testament laws but not others? Andy walks through Deuteronomy 12-26, exploring what these ancient laws, about worship, feasting, justice, and caring for the vulnerable, might reveal about who God is and what he loves, and how they find their fulfilment in Jesus.
Remember the Lord, Deut 9:1-8 & Ephe 2:1-10
What if the blessings we enjoy aren't actually about us at all? In Deuteronomy 9, Moses warns Israel — just as they're about to receive everything God promised — that pride has a sneaky way of rewriting the story. This message explores what grace really means, and why no one gets to boast