Love Is Liberating (Or It's a Lie) 📖 Luke 6:24–36In this week’s message, we heard the radical call of Jesus not just to love our enemies, but to stand where he stands—with the poor, the afflicted, the scapegoat...

Week Three: Love Your Enemies – Luke 6:27–31📖 “But to you who are listening…” Jesus doesn’t just tell us to love in theory — he names what love looks like in action:🔹 Love your enemies 🔹 Do good to ...

Blessings & Woes – The Great Levelling Continues 📖 Luke 6:20–26In the kingdom of God, the cosmic lottery runs in reverse. Jesus doesn’t just comfort the poor — he centers them. He doesn’t just warn the ...

Series Launch: Luke 6 - Sermon on the Plain📖 Luke 6:17–19 The resurrection isn't just a moment — it's a movement. In Eastertide, we learn to walk in the life that is stronger than death.This w...

LOVE IS STRONGER THAN DEATH Easter Sunday at Steeple📖 Hebrews 2:14-15 📖 Moana (yes, really) 📖 Colossians, Corinthians, and the end of the book…This Easter, we didn’t just remember a s...

WHICH JESUS?📖 “Do you want me to release Jesus Barabbas… or Jesus the Christ?” —Matthew 27:17This week we asked: which Jesus do we follow?🕊️ One rides in on a donkey to bring peace. ⚔️ The other f...

HE WILL COME AGAIN TO JUDGE THE LIVING AND THE DEAD… AND THAT’S GOOD NEWS!📖 “He will come again to judge the living and the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, the communion of saints.”

HE ASCENDED INTO HEAVEN… AND REIGNS!📖 "He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father."The Ascension isn’t Jesus saying “see you later” — it’s Jesus being crowned as King.👑

WHAT IF HELL ISN’T WHAT YOU THINK?📖 “He descended to hell. On the third day, he rose again from the dead.”This line in the Apostles’ Creed isn't about fear—it’s about freedom.💭 Hell has been weaponi...

CHRIST SUFFERED. BUT WHY?💧 A creed without living water is as cruel as an empty bottle to the thirsty.The Apostles’ Creed isn’t a checklist of beliefs—it’s a container meant to carry the radical, liberating story<...

NURTURING THE DIVINE IN UNEXPECTED PLACES📖 “Conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary.”God begins a revolution through the unseen and undervalued—a young woman on the margins. Mary says yes, ri...

WHO HOLDS YOUR ALLEGIANCE?📖 Names carry meaning—identity, purpose, and expectation. The name Jesus Christ isn’t just a label; it’s a bold declaration:🔹 Jesus = "God saves" – His mission is redemptio...

🌍 Who is God? A Creator Who Still Creates 🌍With so much brokenness in the world, how do we hold onto a belief that God is good?On Sunday, we continued exploring the Apostles’ Creed, unpacking the first line:🔹

🔹 What does it mean to say "I believe"? 🔹On Sunday, Emmanuel kicked off our new series, Ancient Paths, exploring the Apostles’ Creed—a framework of faith handed down through generations of disc...

On Sunday, Sunil led us in a powerful reflection for Aboriginal Sunday, inviting us to stand in defiant hope—a hope that chooses justice, refuses to settle for empty gestures, and holds onto God’s promise of liberation for all people.<...

On Sunday, Joel explored Mark 12:28-31 and the call to love your neighbour as yourself, unpacking how this revolutionary commandment invites us into a love that is practical, countercultural, and deeply transformative.Here’s what stood ...

What if loving God and loving others wasn’t about striving but about relaxing into transformation?This past Sunday, Jarrod McKenna opened the year with reflections on Deuteronomy 6:4-5 and Luke 10:25-37, centring...

✨ What if the manger wasn’t the point, but a sign pointing to something much bigger? ✨On Sunday, Mikaela Turner led us through the familiar Christmas story in Luke 2, but with fresh eyes. What if the manger, the shepherds, and e...

What if the advent of God’s dream started in the vulnerability of a refugee child?On Sunday, Jarrod McKenna unpacked the second Sunday of Advent with a message about the arrival of God’s vision for the world—a vision revealed in Jesus. ...

 What if living God’s love looked less like big words and more like bold action? That’s the thought Jarrod McKenna left us with on Sunday as we explored the final verses of Matthew 7, where Jesus calls his followers to li...

What if we could save a tonne of energy and bucketloads of heartache by choosing which doors we’re knocking on to see change?On Sunday, Mel explored the puzzling passage in Matthew 7 that has some talk of pigs, dogs and pearls.W...