Sunday Sermons

In Esther 4, a death sentence hangs over God's people, and word reaches Esther in the palace. Join Ps Simon as we explore what it looks like to live faithfully when God seems silent.

In Esther 2-3, a faithful man is overlooked, an enemy is promoted, and everything seems to be moving in the wrong direction. Yet behind the scenes, God is still at work. Join Ps Simon as we explore how God remains faithful, even when He seems silent.

At our weekend away Ps Simon brings us a message Running Your Race from Hebrews 12. The scriptures bring us a way of picturing the christian life. its like a race and while we can grow weary it is worth enduring to the end to receive the prize! We will return to Esther next week.

God's name doesn't appear once in the book of Esther. But as Ps Simon shows in this opening message of Faithfulness When God Seems Silent, this doesn't mean that God is absent. Working through Esther chapters 1 and 2, we see how God is at work even through a king's foolish decisions and the unwanted circumstances of a vulnerable young woman and how we can be confident He's at work in our lives too.

What can separate us from the love of God? In this final message of our Right With God series, Ps Simon takes us to closing verses of Roman 8 - some of the most treasured words in all of Scripture - and unpacks three extraordinary promises: that the Spirit is present in your weakness, that God is working all things toward your good, and that nothing in heaven or earth can ever sever you from His love.

Romans 8 is one of the most celebrated chapters in all of Scripture. Christians across the centuries have returned to these words again and again for comfort and confidence about what it means to belong to God. In this message, Ps James reminds us that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ and explores how the Holy Spirit is at work forming us into the people God is calling us to be.

In Romans 7, Paul asks why the Christian life can feel like an internal tug of war - even for someone who genuinely loves God. Join us as Ps Simon walks us through this chapter and shows us that the struggle with sin isn't evidence that grace has failed - it's evidence that God is at work. And when we feel like Paul, crying out "who will free me from this?" - he points us to the same answer he found: Jesus Christ our Lord.

In Romans 6, Paul confronts the question, "if grace covers our sin, why not just keep sinning?" Join us as Ps Simon walks us through this powerful chapter and shows us how the death and resurrection of Jesus hasn't just forgiven us - it has freed us from sin's ownership completely, giving us a new identity, a new power, and a new way to live.

Join us today as Ps James shares from Romans 5. In that chapter we see that true joy comes, not from happy circumstances which can easily change, but from our hope in God's love and promises.

In Romans 4 we discover that being right with God has never been about what we do, how religious we are, or how well we keep the rules - it's about what God credits to our account when we trust Him. Join us as Ps Simon leads us through this remarkable chapter and shows us how Abraham's story points us to the same God who, through Jesus, takes our sin and gives us His righteousness - freely, completely, and for certain.

In Luke 24 we find two followers of Jesus on a road outside Jerusalem, broken and out of hope. Join us as Ps Simon leads us through a remarkable moment in the Easter story and shows us how we can truly find our hope in Jesus.

In Romans 3 we discover the stunning heart of the gospel - that while every one of us falls short of God's standard, God has made a way for us to be right with Him through Jesus. Join us as Ps Simon leads us through this powerful passage and unpacks how the gospel cuts through our excuses, exposes our need, and points us to the free gift of grace received by faith.

Ps James continues our series Right with God series in Romans 2, where Paul shifts the focus from others to ourselves. It's a confronting reminder that none of us are righteous on our own - but that's exactly why the gospel is good news.

As we continue our series in Romans, Ps Simon leads us through Romans 1:8-17 where Paul shows us the fruit the Gospel produced in his own life - an encouraging heart, a deep love for the church, a vision for the lost, and a fearless faith. The message invites us to ask the same question: what is the Gospel producing in us?

This Sunday Ps Simon is kicking off a brand new series, Right With God, exploring Romans 1–8. In these chapters Paul unpacks the heart of the gospel — who God is, what He has done through Jesus, and how we can truly be made right with Him.

Vision Sunday Part 2. Hear from some of our Horizon Team as they share about the exciting things happening as part of our Mission Goals.

Vision Sunday is a moment to remember God's faithfulness and look ahead to how He is working now in our community. Our vision Jesus for Generations is about lives changed by Jesus, rippling into families and future generations. This message from Ps Simon reflects our vision and invites each one of us to be a part of what God is doing.

We've all come across parts of Scripture that feel difficult or hard to understand. In the final message of our Tough Questions series, Ps Simon leads us through Psalm 137 to show how we can approach these hard passages with confidence.

Why does God allow suffering? In this message, Ps James tackles a question many of us carry, exploring the tension between pain and faith, and reminding us that God does not stand distant from our suffering - He meets us in it.

This week in our Answers to Tough Questions series, Chris leads us through our next question - Was Jesus more than just a good teacher? Through the message we encounter what Jesus actually claimed about Himself - and why those claims still matter today. Whether you've followed Jesus for years or you're just curious, this message invites us to take Jesus seriously and consider what it means if He really is who He said He was.

In this message from our Tough Questions series, Ps James explores how science doesn't undermine faith, but points us toward an incredible Creator.

In this message, Ps Simon begins Answers to Tough Questions by exploring why Christians trust the Bible, and how its words continue to point us to Jesus and shape our lives today.

Christmas is built on a promise - that God sees us, knows us, and has come near in Jesus. On Christmas Eve, Ps Simon led us through Luke 2 in a message full of hope. Have you responded to the hope of Jesus?

This week we see how God's fulfilment of the promise of a Saviour meant lives were disrupted. As Ps Margo shares from Luke 1 we see the different responses of Zechariah and Mary. As God interrupted their lives, Zechariah responded with doubt and a lack of faith while Mary responded with faith and submission. When God interrupts our lives we are challenged to have that same faith.

In this message from our Unforgettable Encounters with Jesus series, Ps Simon unpacks the moment in Luke 5 where four faithful friends refuse to give up on bringing their friend to Jesus. In this encounter we see a powerful reminder of what Jesus can do.

This week Ps Simon looks at the story of the man born blind in John 9. It's a message that will help us see God's compassion and purpose in the midst of pain, and equips us to answer the question "Why does God allow suffering?".

In our next Encounter with Jesus, Ps Allan Davis walks us through Jesus' conversation with the woman at the well - an encounter that breaks barriers and opens the door to real life.

When Jesus was interrupted on His way to heal Jairus' daughter, He stopped for a woman everyone else had forgotten. Ps Simon shares how this encounter reveals the compassion of a Saviour who sees the unseen, calls the outcast daughter, and brings life where hope seems gone.

When Bartimaeus met Jesus, his desperate cry stopped the crowd. Ps Simon shares how this encounter shows the kind of faith that truly sees - a faith that reaches for Jesus and follows where He leads.

This week Ps Margo shares about Jesus' encounters with the Pharisees in Matthew 12 where they challenge Him for breaking their rules. In response Jesus shows the truth of God's word and His mercy and compassion for people.

When Nicodemus met Jesus, everything he thought he knew about faith was turned upside down. Ps Simon shares how this encounter still speaks to us today - pointing to the life only Jesus can give.

Ps Greg begins our new series "Unforgettable Encounters with Jesus." We see that an encounter with Jesus is a life changing experience. Jesus did not come to tweak the rules of living, He brought the rules of a heavenly kingdom, rules that upend our understanding of life and purpose.

This week Ps Simon unpacks the final chapter of Nehemiah. After all their promises and best intentions, the people still couldn't stay faithful - but what Nehemiah couldn't do, Jesus has done. He changes hearts and gives us a hope that lasts.

In Nehemiah 10, God's people make a fresh covenant to live differently - to put Him first in every part of life. But what does that look like in practice? in this message, Ps Simon unpacks how people reorganise their lives by putting "first things first".

In Nehemiah 8, God's people gather hungry for His Word - and what unfolds is a powerful picture of revival as they listen, weep, worship, and obey. In this message from our Brick by Brick series, Ps Simon explores how their desperation for God's voice brought transformation, and what it could mean for us today if we carried that same hunger in our own lives.

This week Ps James continues our series Brick by Brick by exploring Nehemiah 5 -6. In those chapters we see how God calls His people to live with integrity, confront injustice, and stay focused on His mission even when challenges come.

Ps Simon shares the next part of our series Brick by Brick. Here in Nehemiah 4 we see a powerful reminder that when criticism and discouragement come, we can trust our faithful God and keep building what lasts.

Ps Simon shares the third instalment in our Nehemiah series, Brick by Brick. In chapter 3 we see the wall of Jerusalem rise - not through one hero, but through a community building side by side. It's a powerful reminder that the Kingdom of God is built in the same way: brick by brick, life by life, together.

This week in Nehemiah 2 we see a powerful shift as Nehemiah moves from prayer to action. Ps James unpacks how God's providence is always at work, and how we're invited to step out with courage and partner with Him in His purpose.

Life doesn't always go to plan. Sometimes we're hit with unexpected news that leaves us shaken. In Nehemiah 1, we see how Nehemiah responds with prayer, worship, and faith - and how his example can guide us when life feels uncertain. Join Ps Simon as we launch our new series Brick by Brick : A Study in Nehemiah.

We're kicking off a new series! In this introductory message, Ps Simon encourages us to prepare our hearts for an 8 week journey through Nehemiah. We're reminded that this story is about much more than just rebuilding walls - it's a story of God's incredible faithfulness, and His invitation for us to join Him in building His kingdom today.

In this final message from our series in Hebrews 11, Ps Simon unpacks how Moses chose faith over comfort, trusting God for a reward that lasts forever. Listen as we're reminded to keep choosing Jesus. even when it costs, and to live a faith that impacts generations.

Ps Simon leads us through the next part of our Hall of Faith series from Hebrews 11, showing how Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph trusted God for the future - and how we can live with that same kind of faith today.

Join us as Ps James brings week 2 of our Hall of Faith series on Hebrews 11. He takes us through the examples of Abel, Enoch and Noah - three very different people with one thing in common - a faith that trusted God even when it didn't all make sense.

This week Adam kicks off our series on Hebrews 11 - the Hall of Faith. The amazing story of Abraham and Sarah teaches us how to pursue God's promises and step out in faith today.

This week Ps Simon leads us through our last message of our study of Philippians. As Paul writes from prison, he speaks about a contentment that isn't tied to circumstances - but grounded in Christ. What does it look like to live with that kind of strength?

This week in our series Living for what Lasts, Ps James takes us into Philippians 4 where we see that Paul calls us to lives lives that know the peace and joy of following Christ. In a world that constantly pulls our hearts in different directions we see how we can hold onto peace and joy that lasts.

This week, Ps Simon led us through Philippians 3, where Paul makes a radical statement - that everything he once held onto was worth losing for the sake of knowing Jesus. It's a powerful challenge to consider what really lasts. 🎥 Watch the message now.

What does it mean to live as a citizen of heaven in a self-focused world? In this message, Ps Simon unpacks Philippians 1:27-2:11, where Paul challenges us to live with the same mindset as Christ - marked by humility, unity, and sacrificial love. It's a powerful call to live differently, with eternity in view.

In Philippians 1:12-26, Paul shares his deep conviction that no matter the situation - whether in chains or facing death - his purpose is to honour Christ. This message unpacks Paul' s gospel focus and challenges us to consider: What are we truly living for?