Sermons and Talks

Neil Dawson • The scriptures can be used to make a point, or even condemn. But they always point to Jesus.

Neil Dawson • It turns out, according to Jesus, water is thicker than blood.

Neil Dawson • Our dream is that we take every opportunity to be a blessing to others

Neil Dawson • Called out people for the welfare of a community

A challenge to fast as we revisit our Church Values five years on.

Neil Dawson • A challenge to the meaning of the phrase, "Eternal Life"

God's upside-down Kingdom was established in humility rather than earthly majesty.

Amy Anderson • When God seems quiet, he has already given us his word where he has spoken.

David McBride • Saul never pursued the presence of God. And for a whole generation no one encountered Him.

Neil Dawson • What is it that breaks your heart? What risk are you going to take for your neighbourhood?

Neville Garland

Neil Dawson • What would it look like if we lived questionable lives?

Jenna and Andrew share how the Church can exist in the "secular" world.

Neville Garland

Neil Dawson • We are in the business of reconciliation.

Stuart Argue • we ought to be part of the church because we are on a mission

Neil Dawson • Holiness is not about how we're perceived, but who we're devoted to.

David McBride • Communion carries many traditions, but the importance lies in our posture.

Neil Dawson • In a world of increasing judgement the church needs to communicate grace.

Amy Anderson • Challenging the meaning of love

Neil Dawson • Challenging the "church shopping" culture.

Neil Dawson • The start of a series examining why the Church exists at all.

Amy Anderson • Significance in God's Kingdom has a different meaning than what society describes

Neil Dawson • New Testament times had their own people groups who were considered untouchables. Who are ours?