Kingdom

This week, Dave explores the heart of God concerning diversity in the church.

This week, Dave talks about the understanding of God's expanding kingdom.

Knowing that Jesus is good news for all people means that we care about the nations and our neighbours. This week, Jon helps us explore how to think globally and act locally by getting to know people, their stories, and Jesus.

This week, Tongai talks about how God is building His church.

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.

This week, Nathan talks about what it takes to advance Jesus's fame as he explores the book of the Acts of the Apostles and what it teaches us.

Faith is central to the Christian life, but faith is not passive; it is belief in action. This sermon explores the plans and purposes of God in terms of his glory and mission on earth, and how the sovereignty of God and our responsibility plays out in our individual and corporate life together, particularly in terms of what God has called us to.

The church is central to God’s plans and purposes in the earth. This sermon paints a big picture vision of God’s glorious church and encourages us to put our faith in God’s plan for the church into action.

Exploring what it means to belong to this local church; how faith in the church leads to action, particularly in this local church; what being a disciple, family member, and missionary looks like here, with a specific call to action.

Preparing for multiplication in the future requires steps of faith in the present; this sermon explores the biblical principle of sowing and reaping, looking at steps of faith we need to take now in order to benefit in the future.

'As we continue to say 'Teach us to Pray', James spoke to our Sidcup 3:30 congregation about how we can pray through Scripture. The word of God helps shape both what we pray and how we pray and means we'll never run out of things to pray.'

'Isaiah prophesied ‘my house shall be a house of prayer for all peoples’ (55:6-7). Throughout Scripture, prayer is a priority, and God’s people praying together is vital. This week, Reuben spoke to us about how we can grow in our corporate prayer.'

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.

Jesus launches into ministry with a sermon from Isaiah 61. It reveals who he is, what he’s come to do and it sends shockwaves for the rest of time.

Jesus launches into ministry with a sermon from Isaiah 61. It reveals who he is, what he’s come to do and it sends shockwaves for the rest of time.

The joy and the challenge of building a diverse church.

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

On Sunday, Reuben spoke about the multiplication of meetings and the call to step out in faith. Along with the message, we hear from a few people who serve in church as they share what they’re most excited about in this new season of growth.

Tom Head from East End Church encourages to Finish Well … that God Knows us, He “gets” us, and that our past no longer defines us.

‘James finished our series on the Lord’s Prayer with a cry of ‘Amen; Let it be so!’ He invites us to participate in being a people of prayer as we celebrate what God has done over the last 50 years and pray into what He will do next.’

Jesus followed 'Our Father, who is in heaven, hallowed be Your name', with an ask: 'Your Kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is heaven'. Yemi continued our 'Teach us to Pray' series looking at what learning to pray this radical prayer means. It is a prayer for God's eternal kingdom to come, for the reconciliation of all things, and for God's eternal plan to come good in the world around us.