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Medon Loupis 18/10/26 Medon Loupis 18/10/26

Genesis 5, And They Died

Genesis 5 is marked by a sobering refrain: “and he died.” Why is death such a universal problem, and what does it reveal about humanity’s deeper predicament? As we trace this genealogy from Adam onwards, we’ll see how death points us to our need for rescue and God’s promise of life.

Rev Dr Russell St John 11/10/26 Rev Dr Russell St John 11/10/26

Matthew 7:21-23, That Day

“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven…” This sermon explores the sobering words of Jesus in Matthew 7:21-23. It examines why some religious people whose good works in life were exemplary will nevertheless be turned away on the Day of Judgment.

Jared Keath 8/2/26 Jared Keath 8/2/26

1 Peter 1:3-5

Living Hope

Everyone lives with hope—a future anticipation that gives purpose. However, many of our hopes are uncertain, unattainable and don’t last. The gospel gives us the hope of a glorious future that is certain and lasts forever, because it’s based on an event that has already happened in history.

Jared Keath 22/9/24 Jared Keath 22/9/24

Philippians 4:4-7

Coping Under Pressure

In a world filled with problems and anxiety, Philippians 4:4-7 offers a path to peace. Learn how rejoicing, prayer, and trust in God can guard our heart and mind, bringing a peace that surpasses understanding—even in the midst of life’s toughest challenges.

Jared Keath 1/9/24 Jared Keath 1/9/24

Philippians 3:1-11

Knowing Jesus

What do you value most in life? Is it your achievements, your relationships, or something deeper? Philippians 3:1-11 shows that a Christian is someone who has found that nothing compares to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus as Lord. Once you know Jesus, you want to know him more.

Mitch Amoah 28/7/24 Mitch Amoah 28/7/24

Philippians 1:12-26

Gospel-Centered Perspective

Everyone faces setbacks and obstacles, and our response can reveal what we deeply care about. While setbacks may cause us to fear the future, in Philippians 1:12-26, God shows us how to respond joyfully to setbacks, remain confident about our future and make the most of our present opportunities.

Jared Keath 7/7/24 Jared Keath 7/7/24

John 14:1-14

The Way, the Truth, the Life

One of Jesus’ most famous claims is also his most controversial. When Jesus says, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life,” he means that he’s the only way to truly know God, and the only way to heaven. This might seem exclusive, but it brings incredible comfort to believers.

Jared Keath 30/6/24 Jared Keath 30/6/24

John 10:1-30

The Good Shepherd

Is it safe to follow Jesus? Will he ever let you down? When Jesus said, “I am the good shepherd”, he is assuring us that there is no one more dependable. A good shepherd would risk his life to protect his sheep. Jesus did more than that – he gave his life for his sheep.

Jared Keath 30/7/23 Jared Keath 30/7/23

Romans 8:31-39

Eternally Secure

For those who trust in Christ our eternal security is guaranteed. Romans 8 concludes with a celebration of our security by testing it against our deepest fears. Is there anyone or anything that can seperate us from the love of God? When we look at the cross of Christ, we have a sure answer.