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.
Join us for "Living Outward” a series exploring mission. We continue the series with guest Alanna Chapman telling us the story of 27seconds Wine, sharing her journey of what it has looked like to turn a deeply compassionate encounter into entrepreneurship and create a wine brand that supports the work of ending sex trafficking.
Join us for "Living Outward” a series exploring mission. Dan continues the series by looking at how secular activism is trying to solve the world in secular ways, but how Pentecost reminds us we have a crucial distinction: we are people empowered by the Spirit and have been anointed in the power of love to serve the world in love.
Join us for "Live No Lies", an Eastertide series based on the book of the same title by John Mark Comer exploring how we “fight the good fight of faith” wisely. Dan begins the series by framing up by looking at the war Christ won at Easter and yet the battles that are still to be fought within against the devil, the flesh and the world until all is made new fully.
Join us for "Drift No More", a Lenten series exploring a tethered faith. Dan continues the series by looking further at combating isolation, this time focussing on how we have been given the tethering point of Tradition as the great soil to form our habits which ultimately reorders our loves and forms us well to love God, others and our own souls.
Join us for "Drift No More", a Lenten series exploring a tethered faith. Dan continues the series by looking at how one of the major first symptoms of drift is we become isolated, and how the truth is that in faith, we are not alone; we are surrounded by a crowd of witnesses. How do we engage with this surrounding of saints?
Join us for "Famlification", a series that explores the vision for church as a new family. This week, Dan kicks off the series by examining how Jesus disrupts conventional family ideas and replaces them with an enhanced vision that can transform our entire understanding of what the church is supposed to be.
