Sermons

Australians are among the wealthiest 20% globally. This week in Psalm 49 we’ll face serious warnings to the rich, and we’ll be challenged to ask where our hearts and trust truly lie.

In this Hebrews passage Brad explores how God’s Word cuts to darkest areas of our being and exposes our unbelief.

We continue on in Hebrews, looking at the start of Chapter 3. Many Christians today would agree that Jesus is better than Moses, why is this an important truth for us to dwell on? How do we fix our eyes on Jesus alone?

Earthly identities are temporary. What is your eternal identity? What promises has God made? How does that challenge, comfort or change how you see yourself?

Good Friday 2025 Service

This Sunday we will continue our series on Ezekiel coming to chapter 34. We have seen God judge Israel and surrounding nations for their sin but now He turns His attention towards the leaders of Israel who have failed to shepherd His people. But God will not leave us with judgement, as we will see it will turn to hope and restoration.

Today we take a look at TWO of the works of power recorded in John, Jesus healing the lame and the blind. Come join us as together we learn what these miracles teach us about Jesus, His power and our faith in Him.

We turn to the second miracle recorded in the Gospel of John, Jesus healing the official’s son (John 4:46-54). We learn more about who Jesus is and about faith.

In 1 Samuel 7, we reach a turning point. Samuel judges Israel and he calls them to repent. In verse 3 Samuel says: “If you are returning to the Lord with all your hearts, then rid yourselves of the foreign gods and the Ashtoreths and commit yourselves to the Lord and serve him only, and he will deliver you out of the hand of the Philistines.” Their repentance was to be both internal (with all their hearts) and external (removing all idols).

As we enter 1 Samuel 5 the Ark of the Covenant is in the hands of the Philistines. However, God is greater than any of Israel’s enemies and far greater than any of their man-made idol. The Lord’s authority and power are on full display.

We are up to the I in TULIP! The I stands for ‘Irresistible Grace’. ”The doctrine of irresistible grace says that the Holy Spirit never fails to call, regenerate, and save those whom the Father has elected and Christ has redeemed.” – Joel Beeke

The third part of our series: “Seven Events that Defined Our World.” Today we focus on the Fall of Man. In Genesis 3, we learn about the instance sin first entered the perfect world, what the consequences of that was and where our hope must now lie.

This week, we have a bonus follow-up message to the series we finished last week, ‘The Road to Calvary,’ on the ascension of Jesus. The ascension can often be overlooked as just a small detail in the gospel account, but join us as we explore seven reasons why the ascension matters much more than you might realise.

The Road to Calvary Part 5. What shall I do with the man you call King of the Jews?” In this sermon Brad explores Pontius Pilate’s question and the varied responses to it as Christ endured the accusations, rejection, and mockery before His crucifixion. Please note: due to an internet outage the Bible Reading ad first part of the sermon was not recorded.

The first part of 1The Road to Calvary’ series from the Gospel of Mark.

The second of a three part series on The Temptation of Jesus.

The second part of a two part mini series on Psalms 1 and 2. These two Psalms form a literary unit and frame the introduction to the whole book of Psalms. They are the “Gateway to the Psalms.” In this sermon Brad takes us through Psalm 2. No matter what the world tries, God ensures a Saviour will come and rule over all.

Has God’s Word failed? To paraphrase Paul – it most definitely has not! In this sermon Brad takes us through chapter 9 of Romans. He explores the doctrine of election and what the consequences of believing this doctrine are.

Easter Sunday 2023 Service. The resurrection changes all parts of life. We are brought to life and must not live as though we are still dead. We are free from the power of sin and should not return to it.

Brad goes through this analogy that Paul uses so that those we can understand the difference between living according to the law and living with a knowledge of the grace of God.