Sermons and Talks

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?

Neil Dawson • We often get wrong how we should approach people outside of the church

Neville Garland • What does it take for us to live the Gospel?

Neil Dawson • What does it take for us to live the Gospel?

David McBride • The depth of our ministry depends on the depth of our love

Neil Dawson • The Celtic Christians had a name for the Holy Spirit

Have we settled for a comfortable, safe, lazy Christianity? • Neil Dawson

Matt Hogarty • In a divided society, we are called to bear peace

Amy Anderson • The church can be deeply divided

Pentecost, and the Person of the Holy Spirit • David Legge

A different angle to the three "Lost" parables • Brent Steeves

Neil Dawson • Now that you’ve been trustworthy in a small matter you’re going to take charge of cities.

Darren McClatchey • We dream to see people encounter Jesus

Neil Dawson • If the Bible doesn't trouble you, you're not reading it.

Neil Dawson • The power of the prayer walk