Community

This week, Hannah addresses how we pastorally care for one another (including the role of eldership in pastoral care)

This week, Jon examines the significance of community building and how we may best make disciples, as well as mission in the context of community (including the importance of friendship)

This week, James talks about the significance of God's family, of which we are members, and how we should all live and work together to reach our community for Jesus.

This week, James begins the Gathered and Scattered series by delving into why we gather.

This week, Joe Symeou interviews our panel (Chris Smyth, Rowena Smith, Tunde Olorunfemi, and Gordon Phillips) as we continue our gathered and scattered series with a discussion of corporate worship and spiritual gifts.

This week, Aimee continues our gathered and scattered series by speaking about what it means to be a scattered church. Message recorded Sunday, October 15, in our Eltham 10:30 meeting.

What does it mean to be blessed? What does the blessed life look like? This talk explores living a blessed life in 2024.

Are you part of the crowd or are you a disciple of Jesus? Crowds seek gifts but disciples seek the giver. This week we look at John Chapter 6 and the way in which crowds and gifts are good starting points but bad places to end.

Join Emma as she explores what it means to partner with the Gospel.

Jesus is our servant king, the one who models that it is better to serve than to be served. As we finish our Multiply series and look to the future of multiplication this final sermon encourages each of us to explore how we can use our time, talent and treasure to serve God and others.

Jesus is our servant king, the one who models that it is better to serve than to be served. As we finish our Multiply series and look to the future of multiplication this final sermon encourages each of us to explore how we can use our time, talent and treasure to serve God and others.

Jesus is our servant king, the one who models that it is better to serve than to be served. As we finish our Multiply series and look to the future of multiplication this final sermon encourages each of us to explore how we can use our time, talent and treasure to serve God and others.

This week Tim leads us through parenting as Christians including what both parents and close friends and family can do in raising our Children!

The joy and the challenge of building a diverse church.

This Sunday, James leads us through what growing in maturity looks like.

This sunday, Reuben leads us through what serving should look like through the analogy of the body.

Last Sunday, Luke continues our Gospel x Disney Series, focusing on the lion king. Like Simba, who runs from his calling but is ultimately restored, we often stray from God. Yet, through Christ, our true King, we are welcomed back into our rightful place in God's family.

Last Sunday, Louise continues our Gospel x Disney Series, focusing on the Lion King. Like Simba, who runs from his calling but is ultimately restored, we often stray from God. Yet, through Christ, our true King, we are welcomed back into our rightful place in God's family.

Last Sunday, Tim continued our Gospel x Disney Series, focusing on the Lion King. Like Simba, who runs from his calling but is ultimately restored, we often stray from God. Yet, through Christ, our true King, we are welcomed back into our rightful place in God's family.

Victoria continues the Gospel x Disney Series with Encanto, showing how the divided family finds healing when they accept each other’s differences and work together in love. She links this to the Gospel: though we were sinners, Christ died for us (Romans 5:8), and now we’re being built together to grow and support one another, each playing a part in the body of Christ.