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.
‘Be with, be like’ is an exploration of fruitfulness, and what it is to experience and exhibit the Father’s love and Christlike Way by the Holy Spirit. In this third week we are exploring joy: how it arrives, how to cultivate it in our lives and how to live in the paradox of it.
‘Be with, be like’ is an exploration of fruitfulness, and what it is to experience and exhibit the Father’s love and Christlike Way by the Holy Spirit. In this second week we start exploring the fruit of the Spirit one by one, beginning with the first - and even only one - ‘love’.
‘Be with, be like’ is an exploration of fruitfulness, and what it is to experience and exhibit the Father’s love and Christlike Way by the Holy Spirit. In this first week we kick off the series by introducing the importance of a life of fruitfulness and asking what’s inside the metaphor?
This week Dan interviews Michelle Kennedy, founder of Six Generations, and discuss God’s good creation of the earth, our God-given job of stewarding it, some reflections on how we are doing at that and how we need to in the future.
Join us for a special week celebrating baptisms and the stories of those who were baptised.
What does it mean to be the temple of the Holy Spirit? If matter is good, then we have some rewiring to do. Creation has been made like a temple, with a trajectory and an order, and we are to partner with God to enjoy working in it and steward it as image bearers – but we are not Lord over it.
As we being our series, we get our bearings for what looking at Christ-centred materiality will be all about. We explore the New Testament and Early church rejections of Platonic Dualism and discover how they aren’t just a problem for back then, but they live on today in many polar divisions in culture and the Church.
We’re taking the four weeks after Easter to linger a little longer on the four stories from Luke 24. What do we do with moments of being disappointed in God or misunderstanding the work of Jesus? A road scene with two people having an open conversation has some answers for us to consider.
Join us for this mini-series of reflections from the letter to the Philippians. Rob Wiseman shares on the whanaungatanga and manaakitanga Paul and the Philippian church share.
Join us for a Sunday Online reflection from the letter to the Philippians. This Sunday Dan shares on Paul’s tone of joy and his gratitude for the gospel.
Join us for this special Alert Level 2 Sunday for a podcast homily encouraging us as a community to slow down for His Spirit as we re-run Prayer Week.
