Messages

We began our powerful new series, "Uniting the Divided" - looking at how we can be part of the healing in our divided world. We covered topics like Essendon, Andrew Thorburn, Manly seven, Rainbow Jersey, Des Hassler, American Politics, Woke, cancel culture, social media outrage, war, Ukraine - and John 17:11-23.

To end our Discipleship series we're going to look at Discipleship cross-culturally. What does worship and discipleship look like from another lens? A great opportunity to bless and be blessed by our Islander families.

We call what we do on Sunday 'Worship'. We do it all the time, argue about it, but what is worship and how does it fit into our discipleship? Come and experience a powerful facilitation of meeting God, and hear some profound words from Rev Paul Clark that could change your worship life. Psalm 95:1-7. 1 Corinthians 14:26-33

Communion - Transubstantiation, consubstantiation - how come a meal given by Jesus to draw and bind us together has been at the centre of so much fighting and disunity? How can we come together to commune? Join John James as he shares some words and reflections on 1 Cor 11:17-34

Evangelism - telling other about the wonderful things we've found in God. Is it just standing on street corners, or is there more to it? Join David as he shares from his experience working overseas. Isaiah 61:1-4

Baptism is one of the sacraments of the Protestant Church, and a key step in discipleship. What is a good dunking all about? Can't we just have a bath at home? Join Paul Clark and Hairy for an in depth look!

During a cost-of-living crisis we schedule a strive on giving!? It might be more relevant now than ever. Have you made your giving journey?

Paul Clark takes you on this journey.

We're continuing our Discipleship theme looking at helping the poor as a key part of discipleship with Sally Atkins.

Jesus makes 'Serving Others' an essential element of discipleship. 'The greatest in the Kingdom are the Servants'. Why is serving and volunteering profoundly good for us? Join Paul Clark as he explores this in our worship.

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