Cornerstone St Andrews

Rory preaches this week on the quarrel between Lot and Abram, and we are encouraged to put our trust in God's promises, seek reconciliation with God, and let His goodness and grace flow into our relationships with others.

We hear this week from Heather who discusses the story of Abram's journey into Egypt and how it can reveal to us how Christians can journey into life without a map, but with a God who comes close to us.

Jared preaches this week on the call of Abram, a timely passage to help us focus on Who ultimately defines us and to remind us that forgiveness and grace are the only ways to break cycles of injustice.

Colin preaches this week on John's narrative conclusion to his gospel that is designed to help his disciples to participate in the continued life of Jesus’ resurrection body.

Oliver Langworthy talks to us about how this passage in John mirrors the creation story, as a new humanity begins after Jesus' death and resurrection. He also draws our attention to the fact that while this is a triumphant passage, it also looks at human failure and how Jesus meets us in our lowest moments.

He is Risen! Shadi preaches this Easter Sunday from John 20 and invites us all to turn towards the risen Christ.

Julie Torrance preaches this Palm Sunday on the Jesus' Kingdom as he reveals it in his arrest and trial

Jared Michelson preaches this week on Jesus' 'High Priestly Prayer' in John 17

Andrew Torrance preaches this week on Jesus telling the disciples that their grief on Earth will turn to eternal joy, a powerful reminder for us so that we may find peace in Him.

Heather preaches this week on the reality of the Holy Spirit in our lives and how it helps resolve pressures of belonging, guilt, and false devotion that we encounter regularly.

Jared preaches this week on how the Holy Spirit comes to make His homes within us, thus freeing us from the impossible task and burden of creating a sense of worth and self.

Mark Meynell joins us this week to discuss Christ's incredible demonstration of justice and love simultaneously in the same achievement: the cross.

Shadi preaches this week on the story of Jesus washing the feet of his disciples, a beautiful passage for us as we begin our tenure of worshipping in our new venue, SPACE auditorium.

Heather preaches this week on Jesus foretelling of his death and crying out for us to lay down our plans and fears about reputations, and instead we should walk close to Him, and in so doing walk in His light.

Matthew preached this week on the story of Mary anointing Jesus's feet with perfume and encouraged us to consider our posture of worship towards Jesus as king and source of our salvation.

Jared preaches this week on the resurrection of Lazarus, a story that reminds us of the reality and sadness of death, but we are comforted that Jesus has faced death such that the world might be renewed through Him.

Shadi preached this week as we explore how and in what ways Jesus is the Good Shepherd and what that means for how we live well in times of suffering.

Colin preaches this week on spiritual blindness, and we are confronted by related sins but also comforted by the fact that Jesus is the light of the world and we don't always need to understand everything to have spiritual sight.

Matthew preached this week on what it means that Jesus is the light of the world and how we should make it our mission in the new year to reflect that light.

Colin preaches on the Sunday after Christmas and guides our hearts as we study the incarnation and Christ's role and authority on Earth. We are called to accept Jesus's invitation to come to Him and receive spiritual nourishment.

Graham preaches during our all-age service on the presence of God through history, and we prepare for the coming of the Messiah on Christmas.

Heather explores the scene of Jesus' brothers and the religious zealots trying to figure out who Jesus is...

Shadi preaches this week on the idea of Jesus as the bread of life and encourages us to receive Christ as a gift, come to Christ as a gift, and rest in Christ's faithful hold.

Jared preaches this week on the miracle of Jesus feeding the five thousand, and he calls us to consider our longings and desires and to turn to Jesus for eternal fulfillment.

Jared preaches on Jesus's discussion with the Jewish leaders about the trinitarian gift exchange, in which we are invited to relax and find relief.

Heather preaches this week on Jesus's healing of the invalid at Bethesda, and we are called to consider ways in which we might be stuck waiting or watching instead of walking in step with Jesus.

This week we hear from Colin about what it means to really live given Jesus's words to the royal official, "Go, your son will live."

Shadi preaches this week on John 4 when Jesus encountered the Samaritan woman at the well, and we hear what Jesus offered her and is still offering us.

This morning Colin preached on John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus and becoming less so that Jesus could become greater.

This morning Sherami looked at the famous meeting of Nicodemus and Jesus in John 3.

This morning Kenny considered how the first miraculous sign at the wedding at Cana shows us what Christianity is all about... not what you might expect.

This morning Hamish considered Jesus' zeal for the Father's house and how this ultimately led to the cross.

This morning Jared explored Jesus' invitation to the earliest disciples and to us to "come and see".

This morning Andrew considered the radical grace of Jesus stepping down into the baptismal waters himself.

This morning Shadi began our new series, "The Gospel of John: Light in the Darkness".

This morning Hamish considered the example of Paul's witness and how we might think about our own.

This morning Shadi explored the purposeful, faithful and Spirit-full life of Paul in Acts 20.

Kenny explores the events of the riot in Ephesus and points to the role of the church in bringing the gentleness of Christ to a divided society.

This morning Andrew shared that our God is a God of true resurrection life, a foreign concept to those in Athens, and even to us today.

This week, Sharon preached from Acts 16, exploring how the Holy Spirit actively guided and transformed the lives of those in the early Church. She also challenged us to reflect on our own lives, asking 'where might the spirit be present and at work in our lives?!'

Jared takes us through Acts 15, asking the question of where does our moral authority come from and what difference does this make for how we live our lives?

Last Sunday, Heather shared from Acts 14 - 'Getting the message', as we continue through our summer series in Acts.

This morning, Colin Brown guided us through our next passage in Acts, marking the beginning of Paul’s missionary journey—taking the good news that salvation is found in Jesus alone, and that it is for all people.

This Sunday, Colin Brown shared from Acts 12, "Peter's miraculous escape".

This week Kenny shared with us from Acts 10, looking at the sin of partiality.

This morning Julie reflected on the famous story of Saul's conversion in Acts 9

This morning in his message from Acts 8, Matthew looks at Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian Eunuch and the power of the risen Jesus at work in the lives of both Philip and the Eunuch.

This morning we continued in our series of Acts, looking at account of the stoning of Stephen.

This morning Jared explored one of the most debated passages in the book of Acts. The death of Ananias and Sapphira in chapter 5.

This morning Mark Stirling helped us consider how the Holy Spirit is manifested in the unity and generosity of God's people in Acts 4.