Paul Sampson from BCA takes us through the parable of the lost sheep.

As Christmas approaches, it’s easy to rush ahead to the familiar themes of joy and celebration. But Advent asks us to slow down — to wait, to prepare, and to hope.In this sermon, we focus on the often-overlooked figure of Joseph, the qui...

This week for the second Sunday in Advent, Phil takes us into the wilderness with John the Baptist and the unsettling but life-giving call to repentance.We explore what it means to prepare for Christ’s coming—not with fear or self-righte...

What does it take to live a good life? Is it possible to live in a way that means we'll look back and say, 'I did everything I was put here to do'? In these final verses of 2 Timothy, Paul seems to have plenty of unfinished business. And yet he...

In cricket, a batter has less than half a second to decide what to do with a 140km/h ball. No time to think. Only muscle memory. Only reflex.Paul says discipleship often works the same way.This week we’re in 2 Timothy 3:14–4:5, wh...

In this episode, we look at one of the most confronting but clarifying passages in the New Testament: Paul’s warning to Timothy that the “last days” — the time between Jesus’ victory at the cross and his return — will be brutal, deceptive, ...

When life gets complicated, it’s tempting to make faith simpler by changing the words — to make the gospel sound more believable. But in 2 Timothy 2, Paul warns that “wrangling over words” doesn’t save the gospel — it ruins it. In t...

When life gets noisy, it’s easy to forget why we started following Jesus in the first place.In 2 Timothy 2, Paul reminds us to keep our eyes on the prize:to remember who we are—soldiers, athletes, farmers; to remember why ...

In this episode, Phil unpacks 2 Timothy 1:8–18 and challenges the idea that faith is a private matter. From Caesar’s Rome to modern-day Canberra, declaring that Jesus is Lord has always been a public act — one that inevitably clashes w...

In today’s message, we’re looking at 2 Timothy chapter 1, where Paul reminds a young and timid Timothy that the Great Commission comes with a Great Provision — the Holy Spirit, who gives us power, love, and self-discipline.Whether you’re...

In this sermon, Bob Mendelsohn from Jews for Jesus takes us through through the Hebrew Bible, showing us how all signs point to the fact that Yeshua (Jesus) is the long promised Messiah.

Exodus chapters 25–40 are all about the tabernacle—the tent God asked his people to build in the wilderness. At first glance, it can seem like endless details about curtains, lampstands, and priestly robes. But in fact, these chapters reveal th...

A mountaintop experience. A deeply spiritual moment. A meaningful, tangible experience of God. These are not what most of us think of when we think of the 10 commandments. And yet, this is what God was inviting the Israelites to when he gave th...

We live in a culture that never stops—always hustling, always busy, always on. In Exodus 16, Israel faced the same temptation in the wilderness: to act as if survival depended on constant striving. But God gave them manna, not just to feed them...

When we read the book of Acts, it feels like the glossy brochure for Christianity—miracles, healing, thousands coming to faith. But then we look at our own lives, and it’s not quite the same. Following Jesus often feels confusing, costly, even ...

In this episode of Learning to Live Free, we open Exodus 11 and 12 and come face to face with the magnitude of God’s salvation. Pharaoh’s stubborn pride has turned Egypt into a land of death, and the plagues show that this is where hum...