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.
Our month of hearing different voices continues with Fran Francis (Spiritual director, SGMNZ, Shore Vineyard) sharing a talk on ‘Benediction’ and the four active thresholds of listening to God’s blessed word; recognising, realising, respecting and reflecting.
“May you learn to see yourself with the same pride, delight and expectation with which God sees you in every moment.”
Elliot Taylor (Zeal, Online Crisis Intervention) shares a talk on the call of the Kingdom and how it always taps into eternal values, it messes our lives up and it is an invitation to trust in Jesus.
Join us for our journey through the last part of Mark's gospel recording of Jesus. In this last talk of the series Dan Sheed explores the endings of Mark and the core message at hand for the readers: continue following the Jesus Way within this world of right and lefts.
Join us for our journey through the last part of Mark's gospel recording of Jesus. For Lent we are looking at four stories of Jesus’ preparation for death and what that means for us today. This week Strahan Coleman shares on the last supper – the final descent of Jesus in the lead up to Easter – and how it is a new prophetic sign we all need to see.
Join us for our journey through the last part of Mark's gospel recording of Jesus. For Lent we are looking at four stories of Jesus’ preparation for death and what that means for us today. This week Alisha Wiseman looks at Mark 14:1-9, where Jesus is anointed by Mary and a new question is raised about what true worship is about.
Join us for our journey through the last part of Mark's gospel recording of Jesus. For Lent we are looking at four stories of Jesus’ preparation for death and what that means for us today. This week we look at Mark 10:32-45, where Jesus tells of how his future suffering will change the way we see our place in the world.
Join us for our journey through the last part of Mark's gospel recording of Jesus. For Lent we are looking at four stories of Jesus’ preparation for death and what that means for us today. This week we look at Mark 8:31-9:1, where Jesus tells of his future suffering and invites us to follow him into the same path.
Join us on a four week journey as we join together as a church to “see what the Father is doing” in prayer, intercession and discernment. This week we made some space for people to share some prophetic words and then Dan does the wrap-up talk on how to persevere in prayer.
Join us on a four week journey as we join together as a church to “see what the Father is doing” in prayer, intercession and discernment. This week Dan shares an overview teaching on intercession, looking at how we are to be a bridge between the broken and the holy.
Join us on a four week journey as we join together as a church to “see what the Father is doing” in prayer, intercession and discernment. This second week has Dan doing an overview teaching on discernment, looking at how our feelings, our mind, patience in time and change of language all come together to help us navigate what God is saying to us today.
Join us on a four week journey as we join together as a church to “see what the Father is doing” in prayer, intercession and discernment. This first week sees Dan teach an intro on what prophecy is for and how to engage in some prophetic prayer.
On this special Sunday where we gathered with our friends Saint Augustine's at their place, we hear this great talk from international guest John Mark Comer about the need to ruthlessly eliminate hurry from our life.
As we start 2019, our summer series is asking the call to be a supernatural community. In this third and final part Dan suggests how we can achieve sacred togetherness: by committing to connection.
“If a tree falls in the woods, and there is no one there to hear it - does it make a sound? What if a person falls into need of help, and there is no one connected to that person to see it - does the need get met?”
As we start 2019, our summer series is asking the call to be a supernatural community. In this first part Dan introduces a new richer and deeper definition for “community”: our sacred togetherness.
“Communities, in spite of the sentimental way we sometimes think of them, don’t just happen. They need nurture, they need to be woven into unity.”
Join us for our Advent journey as we look at The God Interruption. Our waiting for Christ continues, with a Roman version of peace-as-smokescreen colliding with God’s arrival as Peace-Incarnate.
“For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”
Join us for our Advent journey as we look at The God Interruption. Our waiting for Christ continues, with the joyful song of Mary bursting into the scene.
“Accepted in Christ, we now run the race ‘for the joy that is set before us’ rather than ‘for fear that comes behind us’.”
Join us for our Advent journey as we look at The God Interruption. Our cultural story says that Christmas is for the good boys and girls, but that isn’t actually how the story of Christmas begins – it starts with some desperate people living in the absence of their God.
“TAKE COURAGE MY HEART
STAY STEADFAST MY SOUL,
HE’S IN THE WAITING.
AND HOLD ON TO YOUR HOPE
AS YOUR TRIUMPH UNFOLDS,
HE’S NEVER FAILING.”
Join us for our journey through Mark's gospel recording of Jesus. In part twenty-six, Dan shares on the most revealing question Jesus asks his disciples at the middle point of the gospel of Mark.
“What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.”
Join us for our journey through Mark's gospel recording of Jesus. In part twenty-five, Strahan Coleman shares on three connected stories in Mark’s gospel that make a clear point: it’s possible to be blind to the real Jesus due to small things in us that have big consequences to how we see.
Join us for our journey through Mark's gospel recording of Jesus. In part twenty-four, Alisha Wiseman shares on how vital it is to keep our attention on the condition of our hearts and how our hearts can change.
“You can’t change merely by changing your thinking, or through great acts of will, but rather by changing what you love the most. God needs to be the object of our hearts greatest love.”
