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Mark 5:1-20
Mitch Amoah
Mark 5:1-20
Mitch Amoah

Jesus Overcomes Evil

Since the Fall, the world has been tainted by evil and demonic forces. Sometimes, evil can seem overwhelming. In those moments, we may wonder what God is doing about evil and demonic forces. In Mark 5:1-20, we see Jesus' power and authority as He confronts evil, demonstrating God's mercy that transforms us and brings freedom.

Mitch Amoah
Mark 4:35-41
Jared Keath
Mark 4:35-41
Jared Keath

Who Then Is This?

How powerful is Jesus, really? And can he still be trusted when the storms of life threaten to sink you? In Mark 4:35-41, the disciples discover that the one who sleeps through the storm is also the one who commands it—and that knowing him changes how we face every fear.

Jared Keath
Mark 4:21-34
Mitch Amoah
Mark 4:21-34
Mitch Amoah

God’s Surprising Kingdom

Do you ever wonder why Christianity and the church can feel small, insignificant and hidden? If God is all-powerful, why isn’t His work in the world and in our lives more obvious? In Mark 4:21-34, Jesus uses parables to reveal how counterintuitive God’s kingdom is and how that enables us to live in joyful expectation.

Mitch Amoah
Mark 4:1-20
Jared Keath
Mark 4:1-20
Jared Keath

The Parable of the Soils

How do you listen to God’s word? What kind of heart do you bring when you hear it? In the parable of the sower, Jesus shows that it’s possible to hear without really hearing—only those who accept his word and act on it bear lasting fruit. Do you have ears to hear?

Jared Keath
Mark 2:23-3:6
Jared Keath
Mark 2:23-3:6
Jared Keath

Lord of the Sabbath

Jesus transforms our understanding of the Sabbath. Far from being a burden of rules, the Sabbath points us to rest in Christ himself. As Lord of the Sabbath, Jesus liberates, deepens, and strengthens our joy in God’s good gift of rest and worship.

Jared Keath
Mark 2:13-17
Mitch Amoah
Mark 2:13-17
Mitch Amoah

Two Ways to Live

Have you ever felt like you’re just drifting through life, unsure of where you’re headed or what you should be doing? In Mark 2:13-17, we see Jesus call someone just like that, dramatically changing the way they live and relate to others for the better. Come and see how you can experience that for yourself.

Mitch Amoah
Mark 2:1-12
Mitch Amoah
Mark 2:1-12
Mitch Amoah

The Greatest Need

What do you do when someone gives you a gift you didn’t ask for, but it was exactly what you needed? In Mark 2:1-12, Jesus surprises a paralysed man with more than he hoped for, turning expectations upside down and leaving the crowd stunned.

Mitch Amoah
Mark 1:29-45
Jared Keath
Mark 1:29-45
Jared Keath

Moved with Pity

We all know brokenness—sickness, sorrow, loneliness, shame. In Mark 1:29-45, we meet Jesus, the King who sees your pain, reaches into your brokenness, and has the power to make you whole. This sermon explores Jesus’ power, priorities, and pity—inviting us to trust and follow him.

Jared Keath
Mark 1:16-28
Jared Keath
Mark 1:16-28
Jared Keath

Jesus’ Authority

This sermon explores the stunning authority of Jesus in Mark 1:16–28. In the way he calls followers, teaches powerfully, and defeats evil, we see not just a man—but the Son of God. How can we relate to someone with such authority?

Jared Keath
Mark 1:1-15
Mitch Amoah
Mark 1:1-15
Mitch Amoah

Good News for Everyone

What makes Jesus so extraordinary? How can someone from 2000 years ago still influence the world and its people today? Mark 1:1-15 helps us understand who Jesus is and what He came to do, showing that He truly is good news for everyone.

Mitch Amoah
Acts 17:16-34
Mitch Amoah
Acts 17:16-34
Mitch Amoah

Engaging Culture

What do you do when the world around you feels lost and hopeless? In Acts 17:16-34, Paul shows us a God-centred way to meet people where they’re at, gently challenge their beliefs with the truth, and boldly call everyone to turn and trust Jesus.

Mitch Amoah
Acts 17:1-15
Jared Keath
Acts 17:1-15
Jared Keath

From the Scriptures

When the gospel first comes to Thessalonica and Berea, it meets both fierce opposition and eager belief. Acts 17:1-15 shows how God’s word disrupts the status quo, stirs deep responses, and invites us to examine the Scriptures with open and searching hearts.

Jared Keath
Acts 16:16-40
Jared Keath
Acts 16:16-40
Jared Keath

Converted to Christ

Though there is only one way to be saved, the gospel reaches people in many different ways. Acts 16 shows us this through three remarkable conversion stories. This sermon investigates two of them in Acts 16:16-40—showing that no one is beyond God’s saving grace.

Jared Keath
Acts 16:1-15
Mitch Amoah
Acts 16:1-15
Mitch Amoah

Being on Mission

What’s your main mission in life? If you could achieve just one thing, what would it be? In Acts 16:1-15, we observe Paul and his team set out on an important mission, remaining firm in the gospel but flexible in their practice. Find out how God can work through you in similar ways, as we follow their example.

Mitch Amoah
Acts 15:22-41
Jared Keath
Acts 15:22-41
Jared Keath

Christians in Conflict

What kind of conflict is worth having in church—and what kind isn’t? Can God still be at work when godly people strongly disagree? In Acts 15, the early church faces two very different conflicts. One protects gospel grace. One exposes human weakness. Yet through both, Jesus continues to build his church.

Jared Keath
Acts 15:1-21
Mitch Amoah
Acts 15:1-21
Mitch Amoah

Resolving Disagreements Together

What does it truly mean to be saved? Is faith in Jesus enough, or is something more required? In Acts 15:1-21, the early church grapples with these very questions as the Gospel of grace faces a powerful challenge. Learn how they navigated deep theological divides, upheld unity, and affirmed radical inclusion for all believers.

Mitch Amoah
Acts 14:1-28
Jared Keath
Acts 14:1-28
Jared Keath

Through Many Tribulations

Acts 14 shows us how the gospel moves forward—even through opposition, misunderstanding, and hardship. This sermon looks at how the gospel divides, liberates, and strengthens, and how God is at work forming resilient disciples through it all.

Jared Keath
Acts 13:13-52
Jared Keath
Acts 13:13-52
Jared Keath

The Good News

If someone asked you what Christianity is all about, how would you answer? In Acts 13:13–52, we hear Paul’s first recorded sermon. He doesn’t start with rules or religion—but with God’s promises fulfilled in Jesus. This passage reveals the heart of the Christian message: Jesus is the promised Saviour.

Jared Keath
Acts 13:1-12
Mitch Amoah
Acts 13:1-12
Mitch Amoah

Spirit-driven Mission

Throughout history, people have sought guidance from various sources, including the spiritual realm. For Christians, seeking guidance from God is essential, but what does that look like? Acts 13:1-12 gives us a helpful example of how the Holy Spirit leads Jesus' followers to continue His mission, providing opportunities to share the gospel.

Mitch Amoah
Acts 12:1-25
Jared Keath
Acts 12:1-25
Jared Keath

The Great Escape

Jesus’ followers appear powerless in the face of violent opposition—but Acts 12 reveals that God’s sovereign purposes prevail. Through the earnest prayers of the church, He rescues Peter, humbles a prideful king, and makes it clear: no earthly power can stop the advance of Jesus’ unstoppable kingdom.

Jared Keath
Acts 11:19-30
Mitch Amoah
Acts 11:19-30
Mitch Amoah

Marks of a Healthy Church

How does Jesus continue to grow His church worldwide? He uses His people to evangelise, encourage, teach, and support others—each essential in a healthy church! Acts 11:19-30 contains a beautiful example of the first multicultural church doing just that, reminding us that God can do the same through us as well.

Mitch Amoah
Acts 11:1-18
Mitch Amoah
Acts 11:1-18
Mitch Amoah

We Need to Change

Change can be hard and scary, especially when it's difficult to recognise the need for it. It gets even more challenging when it involves many people. In Acts 11:1-18, we see what it takes for God to change the minds and hearts of sceptical believers, expanding their vision for His global mission.

Mitch Amoah
Acts 10:1-48
Jared Keath
Acts 10:1-48
Jared Keath

Everyone Needs Jesus

Jesus’ mission has always been to the nations, yet like Peter, we can struggle to see the full reach of the gospel. In Acts 10, God reshapes both Peter and Cornelius—just as He wants to reshape us. This story challenges us to embrace God’s bigger vision for His kingdom.

Jared Keath
Acts 9:32-43
Jared Keath
Acts 9:32-43
Jared Keath

The Healing Power of Jesus

Why were miracles so common in the early church but seem rare today? This sermon explores two incredible miracles by Peter—healing a paralytic and raising the dead—to discover their true purpose. Do miracles still happen? And what do they teach us about Jesus and the gospel?

Jared Keath
Acts 8:1-25
Jared Keath
Acts 8:1-25
Jared Keath

The Church Scattered

Persecution scatters the early church, but instead of stopping the gospel, it spreads it further. In Acts 8:1-25, we see how God uses hardship to advance His mission, bringing joy to unexpected places, and exposing true and false faith. This passage challenges us to be bold witnesses, trusting in God’s unstoppable plan.

Jared Keath
Acts 6:8-7:60
Jared Keath
Acts 6:8-7:60
Jared Keath

First Christian Martyr

From the beginning, the church has faced fierce opposition—Acts is filled with stories of trials, persecution, and faith under fire. Stephen, the first Christian martyr, stood boldly, mirroring Jesus in both courage and compassion. His story reminds us that our strength to stand comes from Christ, who still empowers his people today.

Jared Keath
Acts 6:1-7
Mitch Amoah
Acts 6:1-7
Mitch Amoah

Word & Deed Ministry

Conflict and issues can pop up anywhere. And when they do, we need to know how God wants us to handle them, so that we can grow and thrive together. Acts 6:1-7 gives us a great example of how to deal with conflict within a community with wisdom, humility, and sensitivity.

Mitch Amoah
Acts 5:12-42
Jared Keath
Acts 5:12-42
Jared Keath

Courage to Speak

Being a follower of Jesus requires courage—to stand for the gospel even in the face of opposition. In Acts 5:12-42, the apostles faced intense resistance, yet they proclaimed the gospel boldly. This sermon explores the need for courage, its true source, and how to live it out in a world that often resists the truth.

Jared Keath
Acts 4:32-5:11
Jared Keath
Acts 4:32-5:11
Jared Keath

Authentic Community

Acts 4:32-5:11 offers a vivid glimpse into the life of the early church, highlighting its remarkable unity and generosity. However, this inspiring picture is starkly contrasted by the deceit of Ananias and Sapphira. What made their actions so grievous, and why did God respond with such severity?

Jared Keath
Acts 4:23-31
Mitch Amoah
Acts 4:23-31
Mitch Amoah

Jesus’ Witnesses Pray

Facing opposition and hostility can often leave us feeling isolated, paralysed, or even afraid. However, in Acts 4:23-31, we see that God's people respond by praying together, which is highly instructive and inspiring. During their powerful prayer meeting, we can hear the content of their prayers and witness how God graciously answered them.

Mitch Amoah
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