Growing up in Christ
A study in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians.
Growth is difficult and painful. But if we are to become resilient disciples of Jesus, it’s important that we wean ourselves off the baby food and put the work into becoming more mature Christians. The result is a more rooted Church.
Neil Dawson • An introduction to our new series on Ephesians
Neil Dawson • The opening to the letter to the Ephesians is dripping with wonder.
David McBride • A church can have everything, and still forsake its first love.
Neil Dawson • Resurrection defines the life of Jesus
Amy Anderson • Destroying the dividing wall of hostility.
Jaci Cauvel • We were created by God for good works
Neil Dawson • When the Church follows the wisdom of God, everyone notices.
Neil Dawson • Where you sit, know that you’re completely loved.
Lila Gribben • Humility, gentleness and patience.
Neil Dawson • The Holy Spirit ministers alongside people. Why is this posture not reflected in our churches?
Neil Dawson • The Church, as Christ intended it, is both unified and diverse.
Neil Dawson • What if truth was more than just facts?
David McBride • Living and loving the way of Jesus
Neil Dawson • Love is not a skill that's learnt.
Neil Dawson • How a Christ-like understanding of relationship turns cultural norms on its head.
Neil Dawson • A battle. But not against flesh and blood.
Rick HILL • Principles and practices for a life of lasting faith
Dietrich BONHOEFFER • The Classic Exploration of Christian in Community
Sermon Series
How the Beatitudes change how we love God, ourselves and our community
Sermon Series
Could doubt be beneficial to our faith? Quite possibly.
Special Series
Inward, outward and corporate disciplines, based on the book by Richard Foster
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Building, edifying, growing: how a local church works.
Special Series
Rewind with a church family member as they share their story.
Sermon Series
Christ's only design for his people.
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The time of waiting before Christmas
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A series on the Old Testament book of Judges.
