It’s time to hear the experiences of our team’s recent trip to Madagascar. Join Rachael Kearns as we hear about their experience and glimpses of God at work on “the forgotten island”. The panel of Richard Grey, Shaun Royston Chia and Amelia Watts share in the morning service.
What if the aim of our Church was primarily to get people in front of people, rather than trying to get people in front of our ideas? If you’re going to be a contributor to the WikiChurch, then what are the practices of good neighbouring? Speaker: Emily Hopkins Reading: 1 Thessalonians 1:2-7 & 8-10
Someone who lives “open source Christianity” is someone who sees themselves as the primary contributor of God’s love into someone’s life. Not the church or its Ministers. Nor the Theologians. If that’s the case, what does it look like to be a primary contributor? Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: Mark 12:28-31 (TNIV)
Wikipedia. A phenomenon that has swept the world since 2001. It may not be the perfect source of information, but it makes good information widely available by being “Open Source”. Rather than relying on experts, it empowers everyone to contribute. Is that not the call of the Church today? In an era where people expect much less out of our ideas as Christians, and much more out of us as people, how do we become the sort of Church that is developing “Open-Source Christianity”? Speaker: Sam Haddon Readings: Isaiah 43:18-19, Matthew 9:9-17
Join us for the return of John North as he takes the platform for a special message challenging you to rethink your purpose in your part of the world. Speaker: John North
Hear from guest speaker, and past Northside Senior Pastor Graham Agnew, as he presents this "random" but insighful message.
In the multitude of life choices that we face, how do we know when making the right one? For the Christian, how do we know this is what God wants for us? In this one off sermon, Sam addresses one of the most asked questions of the Christian life. Speaker: Sam Haddon Bible Reading: Proverbs 16:1-4,9 (TNIV)
Someone once wrote “We become what we worship”. What we elevate in our lives can lead us to ruin or restoration. What does Jesus’ habit of elevating God in His life look like and what does that mean for us? Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: John 4: 34-39
Someone once wrote “We become what we worship”. What we elevate in our lives can lead us to ruin or restoration. What does Jesus’ habit of elevating God in His life look like and what does that mean for us? Speaker: Emily Hopkins Reading: John 17: 6-9
Finding your way through life can be tricky enough. Where do we find the appropriate guidance? The Word of God (or Bible) has been more than a set of sound principles to pick at. What does it say to us when we see Jesus standing under its authority and working it into His own life? Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: Matthew 5:17-20