Why did Paul and the other early Christian missionaries always seem to get into trouble wherever they went? The Gospel that they were preaching challenged the political and religious structures of the Meditteranean world, turning people's lives upside-dow

The church in Philippi was started by three very different people; a high class woman, a fortune teller, and a jailor. Each of them had connections to different parts of the Philippian society, and vastly different missional communities. Tim Johnson sho

Kirk Mackenzie brings us the fourth sermon in our Church on Mission series. Our passage (Acts 15:36-16:10) tells the story of a split in the early church between Paul and Barnabas, with things to say about conflict, evangelism, and the importance of young

Delle Matthews gives the 4th sermon in our Church on Mission series. Preaching from Acts 15, Delle looks at what can come from fast growth in a Church, and the impact tradition can have.

The second sermon in our series following the missionary journeys of Paul and what those stories from Acts can teach us about our mission as a Church. Andrew Bowles preaching on Acts 13:13-52.

What happens when you die? What does the resurrection of the body mean for us? Tim Johnson delivers the final sermon in our Risen series. This sermon is followed by a brief Q&A from people at the Sunday at 6 service, May 11th, 2o14.

What did the resurrection achieve? Tim brings us this, the second sermon in our Risen series. For more in this series, click here.

Following on from Easter and the end of our King of the World series, this new series will look at the consequences of the resurrection, and the crux of the gospel. This is the first in the series, Resurrection Reality, from Andrew Bowles. For more in

Easter Sunday's sermon from 2014, preached by Andrew Bowles; the conclusion to our King of the World series. What was the resurrection of Jesus all about? Why do we celebrate it here and now, and how do we live with that knowledge? For more in this ser

Tim Johnson brings us the sermon from Good Friday 2014; the penultimate sermon in our King of the World series. How did each character in the lead up to Jesus’ death and resurrection respond to His claims, and how do we, now, 2000 years later? For m