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.
Dan Sheed shares some helpful advice on reading the Bible and then we start our journey through 1 John, looking at the first four verses as an intro.
“What are we talking about when we talk about God?
John immediately gets our attention with his opening words: no doubt about it, we are talking about Christ.”
Cameron Thorp shares the third part of our Faithful Presence series, looking at how faithful presence means being placed right where you are right now, and noticing the compassionate actions to take as a result.
Dan Sheed shares the second part of our new series, "Faithful Presence" and looks at Matthew 5 where Jesus says that we are the light of the world - but there are some things to consider around that.
Ideal for a phone wallpaper
Dan Sheed kicks off our brand new series with this opener from Psalm 107:43. (Note, due to an extreme technical difficulty this is a re-recorded version of this talk)
Ideal for phone wallpaper
Dan Sheed finishes our summer series inspired by the book "You are what you love" by looking at how our practices shape our loves, and in particular we celebrate the Church's practice of the communion table.
“To imitate Jesus well, we must regularly place ourselves in practices that help us to do this. These well-worn places shape what story we live in - they shape what loves we end up having.”
Dan Sheed continues our summer series, looking at how when we look at our habits and practices, we may not love what we think.
“Be intentional about your habits, because your habits reveal your loves, and when you have a good look at them you may be surprised to find that you don’t love what you think.”
We kick off 2017 with a summer series inspired by the book "You are what you love" by James K. A. Smith. This week, Dan shares on the power of asking what we want and looking at how that shapes what we do.
““Becoming a follower of Jesus is more than knowing what Jesus wants you to believe. It’s loving what Jesus loves.””
