Sermons

What Christians really believe.

Our next preaching series explores the Nicene Creed – a foundational statement of Christian belief finalised in the fourth century to clarify essential biblical truths. Over five weeks, we'll see how this concise summary of theology shapes our worldview and deepens our faith. Whether you're a mature believer or exploring faith in Jesus, the series offers clarity and direction. Engage with the Creed's timeless truths about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and discover how they help us confidently and faithfully navigate life today.

29 June (combined service at 10am) God the Father Almighty - Mark 12:28-34; Acts 17:22-28
6 July Jesus Christ, the Eternal Son - John 1:1-14; Hebrews 2:14-18
13 July Christ Crucified, Risen and Coming Again - 1 Corinthians 15:1-11
20 July Spirit, the Word and the Church - John 15:26-27; Ephesians 4:1-6
27 July The Life of the World to Come - 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; Revelation 20:11-21:5

Audio Podcasts

• 23/3/25
Freedom of Forgiveness

In the context of a funeral, Luke engages with the freedom of forgiveness. Roger's story, Psalm 32 and Matthew 11 help us see this powerful freedom that Jesus brings, which was lived out in this Christian man's life and faith.
- Greg Allinson
- Gospel of Matthew
• 3/3/25
The Wise & Foolish

“In a sense, the bible is a dangerous book to read and the church is a dangerous society to belong to because in them we hear the words of Jesus. But the challenge is do we do them, do we act on them, do we live them?”
- Gospel of Matthew
- Luke Prentice
• 24/2/25
The True Disciple

Jesus warns his disciples that the road to life is hard pressed and the gate narrow, to beware of false prophets, and to be a true disciple.
Matthew 7:13-23 has much to teach us and Luke Prentice guides us through this passage to understand what is being said and how we can approach scripture ourselves.
- Gospel of Matthew
- Luke Prentice
• 17/2/25
True Sight

Luke unpacks Jesus' teaching in Mathew chapter 7, encouraging believers to have true sight; to see themselves truly, to see gospel opponents truly, and to see our Father truly.
True sight produces kingdom joy. This sermon includes the post-sermon Q&A.
- Greg Allinson
- Gospel of Matthew
• 10/2/25
What is Your Focus
- Gospel of Matthew
- Luke Prentice
• 3/2/25
Your Will Be Done

Luke guides us through Matthew 6:1-15, ensuring we hear the hard words of Jesus. Too often, our prayers are focused on ourselves, and too often, we withhold forgiveness from others.
Luke helps us to dwell on the need to put God first and forgive others whilst reminding us that we can only do this in the power and forgiveness we have already received from God.
- Greg Allinson
- Gospel of Matthew
• 27/1/25
Pretending or Not?

"Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect."
Matthew 5:48
Jesus' teaching encourages his followers to move past simple adherence to the law and instead to a perfect standard. Greg continues our journey through Matthew looking at Chapter 5:38-48, and helps us understand what the life Jesus calls us to look like and how it must inherently lead us to the cross.
- Greg Allinson
- Gospel of Matthew
• 20/1/25
Exceeding Righteousness

In Matthew 5:17-37, Jesus instructs all of his followers to live a life of exceeding righteousness, to move past the simple sayings and interpretations, and to stand out as different from those around us. Greg takes us through these challenging verses clarifying things when needed and encouraging Christian listeners to strive for exceeding righteousness
This sermon is part of our January and February Series covering Jesus' teaching in Matthew chapters 5 to 7.
- Greg Allinson
- Gospel of Matthew
• 14/1/25
Being Salt and Light

Matthew 5:13-16, To be salt and light is to live in a way that preserves life, reveals truth, and dispels evil. Greg encourages Christians to make sure their faith is having an impact on the world.
This sermon is part of our January and February Series covering Jesus' teaching in Matthew chapters 5 to 7.