Here is our Sunday Gathering sermon archive, perfect for if you have missed a Sunday, want to hear something again or want to share with a friend.
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James
This Advent season, we’ll be reflecting on the lives of the characters from the first Christmas, looking at how their encounters with God’s presence can inspire and challenge how we approach Him today.
This Sunday, Alisha spoke on one of the lesser-known characters of the first Christmas: Anna. She’ll asked the question—are we recognising God’s presence right in front of us, just like Anna did?
Fear and anxiety touch all of us in some way. This Sunday Sam Bloore opened up Psalm 27, helping us discover its wisdom and strength for our everyday lives.
A series exploring the book of James and his exhortation to a lived-out faith. This week, Alisha wrapped up the series by reminding us that God longs for us to invite Him into every part of our everyday life—more than just our big decisions or moments of crisis. He wants to be present in the ordinary, in the mundane. He wants to be with us! How might we respond?
A series exploring the book of James and his exhortation to a lived-out faith. This week, Matt Lilly from Coast Vineyard joined us to share what James has to say about prayer. Complementing James' practical nature, Matt taught us the Vineyard Prayer Model, demonstrated how to use it and encouraged us to go and try it ourselves.
You can access the prayer model here.
A series exploring the book of James and his exhortation to a lived-out faith. This Sunday we welcomed Don Barry from Gateway Church as our guest speaker. Don highlighted a main theme from the book of James, the poor, and James’ plea to us to be generous like our Father is generous.
A series exploring the book of James and his exhortation to a lived-out faith. This Sunday we explored James’ question “What causes quarrels and fights among you?”, with Alisha unpacking an answer that revealed the heart of our conflicts often springs from inner chaos and distance from God.
A series exploring the book of James and his exhortation to a lived-out faith. This Sunday Alisha looked at James 1:2-5 where James encourages us to look at trials through a different perspective. One which can reveal and produce something in us, turning them into opportunities for joy.
Note: Our primary audio recording failed, so we apologise for the audio quality this week.
