Clayton Church of Christ

This week, we’ll be continuing in Chapter 3 of Acts with Ps Sheron, where Peter speaks to the onlookers about the miracle they just saw. As witnesses, we are not just bystanders but are called to speak words that lead others towards Jesus. Even when we feel like we have nothing to give, God can still use us, just as he used Peter and John in His power, and not their own strength.  The post Book of Acts Part 2: Growing Through Truth (with Ps Sheron) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Ps Tim will be kicking off Book of Acts Part 2 as we continue our journey through the early church. Speaking from Acts 3:1-10, we’ll revisit the well-known account of the healing of the lame man at the temple gate. While the miracle itself is central to the story, this message explores the deeper challenge it presents to every believer. How often do we settle for temporary blessings while overlooking the greater gift Christ offers? What happens when we place too much value on what the world treasures and not enough on the transforming work of God? Join us as we reflect on what it means to seek Christ above all else and to humbly give God the glory when He chooses to work through us. The post Book of Acts Part 2: Growing Through Miracles (with Ps Tim Meyers) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Ps Tim Meyers is speaking on “No Other Stream” from John 7. Together, we’ll explore Jesus’ powerful invitation to those who thirst, set against the backdrop of the Festival of Tabernacles. As we reflect on His cry on the final day of the festival, we’ll discover the deep connection between spiritual thirst, true discipleship, and the life-giving stream found only in Christ. The post No Other Stream | John 7 with Ps Tim Meyers appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

We gather around the Apostle Paul’s powerful cry in Philippians 3:10: “I want to know Christ…” As we celebrate Pentecost, we will celebrate the transforming power and presence of the Holy Spirit, and fix our eyes again on Jesus — the unchanging centre of our lives. This Sunday will also mark Ps Paul’s final Sunday serving in his pastoral role. Together we will give thanks for all God has done in this season — prayers answered, lives changed, and the faithful work of God through ordinary people surrendered to Him. More than anything, this will be a morning of worship, gratitude, and expectancy as we seek the presence of God together. Come hungry for Jesus. Come ready to worship. Come expectant for the Spirit to move. The post I Want To Know Christ || Pentecost Sunday (with Ps Paul) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

We finish the first part of our series on the Book of Acts with Ps Duc, looking at The New Believers, exploring the power of the gospel and its impact on the believers in the early church, and understanding how it continues to form the foundation of our faith today. As we come, be prepared to be challenged on our foundations that we may continue to put the cross front and centre in our lives. The post Book of Acts Part 1: The New Believers (with Ps Duc) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

As we celebrate Mother’s Day, you are invited to be part of the congregation and hear the amazing story of God’s redemptive love in the life of a broken woman. Sallie Schroder will be leading us through a woman’s encounter with Jesus, and expounding on how it is only through Jesus that restoration and rescue are possible. The post Mother’s Day Special 2026 || I Have A Name (with Sallie Schroder) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

In the Book of Acts, we meet imperfect, ordinary believers—people like us—under pressure and in transition. Yet God forged them into a disciple-making, mission-shaped movement that changed the world. This week, as we explore Acts 2, we will see how God did it, receive His invitation for today, and make space for Him to move among us. The post Book of Acts Part 1: The New Gift (with Clem Lo) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Guest speaker Edmond Ng continues our Acts series with a message, The New Leadership. Drawing from the early days of the church, we will look at what it means to be a Christ-centred community deeply rooted in revealed truth and bound together by prayer. Through this, we see clearly that God’s plan moves forward through the new leadership of His church. We hope that as you listen, you feel empowered to lead in your own spheres of life, trusting that a foundation of prayer will always guide your steps. The post Book of Acts Part 1: The New Leadership (with Edmond Ng) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Have you ever reached a turning point in your life where you’ve asked the age-old question, ‘What now?’ Between last week’s heavy news and Ps Paul finishing up at the end of May, I’m sure many in our church community are asking this very question. In the book of Acts, the earliest disciples found themselves in a very similar position: facing a new reality, a new unknown. And as our church goes through this time of transition, we’re going to journey with these first disciples as God establishes the early church through them. Join us this Sunday as Ps Sheron kicks off the series and explores how The New Church navigated their own period of transition and what we can learn from them. The post Book of Acts Part 1: The New Church (with Ps Sheron) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

In every season of life, we are invited to grow deeper in faith—not only when things are clear, but also when they are uncertain. God often does His deepest work in the process, forming us as we learn to stay present with Him, to listen, to surrender, and to trust. This Sunday, we’ll explore what it means to remain steady in God—praying continually, giving thanks, and staying open to the work of the Holy Spirit. As a community, we are called to hold fast to what is good—grounded in truth, attentive to God’s voice, and continuing to move forward together in faith. The post Hold Fast To What Is Good (with Ps Paul) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Guest speaker Shady Gendy concludes our The Cross Equals series with a message on The Cross = A New Creation. The gospel doesn’t just change our status before God; it transforms our very nature and the way we live with others. Because of Jesus’ resurrection, we are no longer bound by sin but are alive to God, called to walk in the newness of life. In Romans 6–7 and 12–16, we see how the truth of the gospel reshapes our identity, renews our minds, and forms a new kind of community marked by love, humility, and devotion to God. Join us as we celebrate the risen Christ and discover what it means to live the transformed life, a life that is dead to sin, alive in Christ, and offering our lives as living sacrifices. The post The Cross Equals A New Creation (with Shady Gendy) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

On Good Friday, Ps Sheron speaks on how The Cross Equals Adoption. We will reflect on the Cross and the great lengths to which God went in order to make us His children; co-heirs with Christ Himself. The post The Cross Equals Adoption (with Ps Sheron) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Shamilla continues our The Cross Equals series with a message, The Cross Equals Access. She shares from Romans 8:1–13, reminding us that being a believer means daily access to God through His Spirit. Even in struggles, God is at work renewing our hearts, guiding us, and empowering us to live differently. We don’t have to face life alone – His Spirit gives freedom, strength, and transformation every day. The post The Cross Equals Access (with Shamilla) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Ps Kyle continues our The Cross Equals sermon series, with his message, The Cross = Uniqueness. As we read through the early chapters of Romans, we see time and time again that God has been kind to us, even in response to our disobedience and sin. Romans teaches us of the goodness of God and the grace that God offers in order to bring us back to Him. We hope that as you listen to the message, you are reminded that God is pursuing you and offering a way to return to the peace and wholeness that only He can provide.  The post The Cross Equals Uniqueness (with Ps Kyle) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

This week, we kickstart our deep dive into the Book of Romans and explore the Gospel in 5 parts, starting with the ‘Cross Equals Truth’. We look at the truth of the Gospel, the righteousness of God and the fallen nature of humanity in how we distort the Gospel. We hope that as we listen and take in this message that your gaze is re-oriented true north, towards the truth of the gospel in our lives. The post The Cross Equals Truth (with Ps Duc) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

For 75 years, Jesus has been our foundation — faithful, steady, unchanging. But the foundation of Christ isn’t just for stability; it’s for mission. The risen Lord who builds His church also sends His people. As we go — into our homes, workplaces, schools and neighbourhoods — we don’t just extend the gospel, we are formed more deeply in Him. We’re not just a church that has lasted 75 years. We’re a church built on Jesus, and built to be sent. The post Jesus Still Building: The Foundation That Sends Us (with Ps Paul) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

This week, Ps Kyle continued our ‘Jesus: Yesterday. Today. Forever.” series, and focused on our foundation being built on people who are willing and obedient to what God calls them to. God choosing to use people to spread his Good News and building his Kingdom is not a crazy idea that we thought of, but it was part of God’s plan and God’s design from the start. God chooses to use us. The post Jesus Forever: The Foundation That Works Through Us (with Ps Kyle) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Throughout history, kingdoms have fallen, empires have collapsed, and yet, the church of Jesus Christ still stands, His word is still relevant, and His work on the cross still saves today. Hebrews 10:24-25 reminds us to consider how we can spur each other on, and not give up meeting together, but to encourage one another. The church still stands today –whether it’s 75 years or 2000 years – because gathering as a body is not just a good habit, but Christ’s design. The post Jesus Today: The Foundation of His Church (with Ps Sheron) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.

Celebrating 75 years, we reflect on the unchanging Jesus. Ps Chee shared on “Jesus The Same Yesterday”, reminding us from Hebrews 13:8 and 1 Corinthians 3 that the church stands not on programs or people, but on Christ in our hearts. The question is simple: will we keep Jesus at the centre for generations to come? The post Jesus Yesterday: The Foundation in the Heart (with Ps Chee) appeared first on Clayton Church of Christ.