For our two Christmas Eve Lessons and Carols services (always packed), Marlene Pietsch brought us extracts from a sermon prepared in 1521 by Martin Luther when he was in exile in Wartburg Castle. (This service provides the better music recording if you are requesting a CD.) [Organ/Choir - Christmas Eve]

Our God is a God of big new beginnings, and when God intervenes, things are never the same again. Lay reader Stuart Manderson shares insights from Pastor Vince Gerhardy. [Organ/Choir - Advent 4]

Visiting Pastor Brett Kennett unwraps the beautiful imagery from Isaiah, used to describe John the Baptist's cry from the wilderness, and so gloriously set to music in Handel's Messiah. (Again, technical issues means no recordings or podcast for today; but the sermon text is downloadable as a PDF.) [Organ/Choir - Advent 2]

Visiting Pastor Bob Wiebusch explores the meaning of Christ's Kingdom in the world, but not of the world, for this last Sunday of the Church year. (Technical issues prevented a recording of services today. The sermon text is downloadable as a PDF.) [Organ/Choir - Christ the King Sunday]

Special Ministry Pastor Neville Doecke visits us today to baptise his granddaughter! He reflects on the widow's mite and the meaning of Christ's words about giving. The story is more subtle than sometimes taught. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 25]