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.
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.
Jesus Rejected and Received, John 10:22-42
When Jesus claims to be one with the Father, he leaves no middle ground for our response. This message from John 10:22-42 explores the heart of Christianity - not miracles or moral frameworks, but the identity of Jesus himself. We discover the comfort of being held securely in the hands of our Good Shepherd who gives eternal life to his sheep.
The Gate to a Full Life, John 10:1-21
We're all searching for "the good life," but where can we find it? In John 10:1-21, Jesus makes the extraordinary claim that he alone is the gate to salvation and the good shepherd who brings abundant life. What makes relationship with God the ultimate foundation for the life we truly desire?