Jubilee Sermons

Passage: Philippians 4:4. In our last instalment of our series, we are challenged to see our return to joy as a discipline of the Christian life.

Passage: Philippians 2:1-11. We are deeply challenged that service is not just an event but a lifestyle we are meant to embrace. But we can't do it alone, so the discipline of service drives us to deeper relationship with Jesus.

Passage: Isaiah 30:15. As we embark on a series on Spiritual Disciplines, Jonathan challenges us that we struggle with rest because we don't trust God. And so learning the discipline of rest is a practical reminder that God is in control.

Passage: NehemiahAs our friend and guest Reg illuminates the story of Nehemiah, we are challenged to see and hear God in the struggle of life. God is always at work!

Passage: JeremiahAs Andrew embarks on the ambitious task of preaching on Jeremiah, we are challenged to leave behind the old to embrace what God is doing.

Passage: The story of ElijahAndrew takes us on a drop in journey of the life of Elijah only to find that God is meeting us in our discouragement and doing as much in those moments as the mountaintop success stories.

Passage: David and GoliathBrian walks us through the story of David and Goliath in relationship to our own journey of battling the giants in our lives with the stones of grace.

Passage: Judges 6-7As we step into the story of Gideon, we see our own wrestles and struggles, and also the ability of God to do all He purposes with weak but willing people.

Passage: Joshua 11:1-9As we zoom in on a little story in the Big Story, we are challenged that God is looking for something in particular: people who will trust Him with their whole lives.

Passage: Exodus 32Although parts of the Old Testament are hard to understand, we take hope that Jesus saves us from our idolatry and calls us to new life.

Passage: Genesis 11:1-9 In part 1 of our summer sermon series we explore the Big Story through the everyday moments and some of our favourite stories in history. Jonathan opens the tower of Babel and connects it to our own story and the coming of the Spirit.

Passage: Luke 19:1-10A Sunday School favourite story of little man Zacchaeus offers us a window into our own small lives and the challenge to embrace the wide open lavish love of God.

Passage: Luke 18:35-43As the blind man cries out to Jesus, we hear our own heart cry of desperation to encounter the loving Jesus who alone can save us. Note: this podcast includes a response song

Passage: Luke 18:18-34As Jesus confronts the rich young ruler, we are faced with the reality that God wants our whole hearts, and happily the incredible gift of Jesus to make the impossible possible.

Passage: Luke 18:15-17As Jesus continues to challenge his disciples and us that the Kingdom is for everyone, we explore the welcome of Jesus toward children as a statement about the least invited and our role in that invitation.

Passage: Luke 18:8-14It's easy to think and live like we're the ones making it all right, but Jesus challenges us to find our confidence in Him, not in our works.

Passage: Luke 18:1-8Understanding prayer can be challenging, but Jesus tells a story to help us understand. We explore the parable of the persistent widow and see how we can trust God because he is better than what we know.

Passage: Luke 17:20-37Discussions on end of the world fill many of us with fear, but Jesus lets us know the coming Kingdom is something we can walk into with confidence as we follow Him.

Passage: John 21:1-14As risen Jesus reveals himself and makes breakfast for his disciples, we also are challenged to recognize and respond to Him.

Passage: Luke 17:11-20We are invited to bring our broken lives to lay before Jesus and climb with him to the place of gratitude.