Christmas is about grace, not performance. When you know that you are loved, the chase for stuff becomes a side quest. What are you chasing this Christmas? 

Christmas is meant to be joyful - but let’s be honest, it can get overwhelming. Between packed calendars, family tension, endless to-dos, and those post-shopping credit card statements, joy can feel buried under the clutter. In Part 1 of our se...

Songs of songs is a beautiful picture of courtship and marriage between King Solomon and his beloved. Yet also a warning of the dire consequences of infidelity when the marriage covenant is broken. 

What are the 'little foxes' and how can we protect our marriage from them?

In chapter 2 of the Song of Solomon we find an emphasis on mutual belonging, and how the maiden longed for her beloved in a dream. We will explore the rich imagery of love, longing, and divine beauty woven through its poetic verses, gaining dee...

In this first message of our four-week series on Love Songs, Pastor Steve reminds us, from Song of Solomon 1, of some foundational truths about love that are helpful in navigating singleness, dating, and marriage. In the end, these earthly form...

What is God up to in the Australian Church and what opportunities does that present for the local church. We also celebrate the year of 2025! 

Jesus will return like a thief in the night. Are we waiting or watching? Let us be alert and awake.

The Apostle Paul knew that the greatest comfort he could give to the bereaved Christians in Thessalonica was to remind them of the living hope they have in a resurrected Jesus. 

Pastor Steve continues preaching through the book of 1 Thessalonians in this sermon from 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12 entitled, "How Christians Should Love One Another. 

In spite of persecution and opposition, Paul’s greatest joy and desire was to be with the Thessalonians in eternity.

The credibility of the message is inseparable from the character of the messenger. The power of the gospel is heard in the message, but it’s proven in the messenger.

Paul writes to a very young church in 1 Thessalonians 1 about their faith, hope and love and how they turned from serving idols to the living God. 

We focus on what can't be taken away so that if our plans fail, our relationship with Jesus is strong no matter what else is taken away.

Spiritual growth often happens little by little, as we trust God each step of the way

Crisis can be a catalyst for change, but how do we change in the absence of one? We learn from the life of Elisha how to go through the unbearable and uncomfortable to reach the unstoppable. Discover what it takes and why it's important to take...

We can see real change in our lives over the next 5 years if we want to. Time is not on our side, so take the steps today to make that change happen. 

The coming Day of The Lord is a day of restoration, and also a day where God will judge all evil and injustices of the past. 

After the locusts, repentance and mercy, God will pour out His Spirit. 

As darkness looms, Joel pleads with the people to return to God with all their hearts. Exploring themes of repentance, compassion, and the hope that emerges even in the midst of crisis. 

Joel, an Old Testament Prophet, prophesied about a coming day of the Lord - a time of both judgement and restoration - and the outpouring of God's Spirit on all flesh. He used vivid imagery of a devastating locust plague to illustrate the comin...

Are we listening to the voice of mammon or the voice of God when it comes to our money and resources? 

The Bible is full of wisdom about money and also warnings. Jesus said you can't serve both God and money. For where your treasure is there your heart will be also. 

Zacchaeus was a wealthy, disliked tax collector who climbed a tree just to see Jesus pass by - and to his surprise, Jesus called him by name and chose to stay at his house. That moment led Zacchaeus to radically change his life, showing that no...

The Apostle Paul was compelled by the Spirit of Jesus in the mission and message that Christ died for all. 

Jesus' mission to make disciples of all nations is also our mission. Every Christian has a personal responsibility to make disciples. Where should you begin?

Matthew 24 primarily focuses on the signs leading up to Jesus' return, the importance of being prepared, and the need to remain alert, ready and faithful for his return. With the statement "...no one knows the day or hour..." Jesus directs the ...

In Matthew 24:15 Jesus speaks of the 'Abomination of Desolation'. Was Jesus referring to the fall of Jerusalem in 70AD or a future abomination still to be fulfilled? 

Learn from a Bible mum how to fight for what matters most.

This message challenges us to remain faithful, stand firm in times of pressure, and discern the signs of our times with wisdom and hope. We are reminded that history is going somewhere culminating in the return of Jesus.