Instructed by Jesus Christ, disciples are deliberately sent out with a reliance on God, not their own resources. They are led by the Holy Spirit to those who will receive them and their greeting of peace. Such people of peace have already been prepared by God, for the Gospel to be established in their homes and lives. Through them, He causes the gospel to spread out like ripples in a pond within their community. (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://www.youtu.be/-KF8-MgqiB4 ) [Organ/Choir - Easter 6]

Often we think Christian mission means getting people into church to meet Jesus. However, Jesus is already out on the fringes, present and engaged in the untamed, wider world. We don’t carry Christ out to the world; he takes us out to meet him where he’s already at work, to participate in his active mission field. (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://www.youtu.be/9v-gfcnZTI0 ) [Organ/Choir - Easter 4]

Today we look at faith and doubt in the places of grace where the risen Jesus continues to meet us with peace, making us ready to witness to the ones who are missing. (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://www.youtu.be/ckigtlxlD6g ) [Organ - Easter 2]

Remembering Jesus’ suffering and death, how can we call this day “good’? There is no address or podcast for today, as the service was a series of readings alternating with imaginative narratives from various people involved. (YouTube video of the service including all readings and dramatisations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeGzvTee2Ik ) [Blended service - Good Friday]

As Jesus entered Jerusalem, people cheered him with various expectations. Jesus came as a king like no other, humble and intent on serving, even those who hated him, with his own life. Those who know him as king celebrate this festival with bitter sweet joy and sorrow. It is important that we don't let the spectre of Good Friday, just days away, rob us of the joy of welcoming him as king with childlike excitement and expectation. We have the great privilege of knowing him as the risen and eternal king who welcomes us into his heavenly kingdom, and who also invites us to walk his path of obedience and humility, serving the world in his name. (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://youtu.be/VCta4KI6Ta8) [Organ/Choir - Palm Sunday]