Re-live and revisit Sunday mornings; we've collected recent messages for you to watch and catch up. We pray that as you hear the Word, you will encounter God and grow in your pursuit of Jesus.
Pastor Rod shares some thoughts about changing seasons as we farewell Pastor Mike and Kelly Frylink after ten years of faithful ministry.
God has granted us all we need for life and godliness, but why do we often live beneath that truth? Ethan explores three keys to living in God’s abundantly granted supply from 2 Peter 1.
Timely wisdom for any season shared by Ps Rod Jobe.
Clemence passionately reminds us to examine Who is actually first in our lives.
In the same way that the spider has all they need for life within itself, believers through the Holy Spirit have all they need.
At the core of James’ letter to believers is the crucial need to be single-minded in our living, not torn between God and the world.
Pastor Mike shares an Easter Morning reminder about the redemption that Jesus has bought for us.
When the struggle is real, Jesus is even more real. Clemence reminds us to be honest about our struggles, and to alighn our expectations of Jesus with the Word, not with our own ideals.
Pastor Rod reminds us that God is truly good, all the time; His goodness is to be experienced personally by all!
If our hearts are infected with brokenness, everything in our lives is affected; for this reason, scripture warns us to protect and guard our hearts above all else.
What do we do when we don't know what's next? Pastor Mike directs our attention to what we do know: that God is always worthy of our praise and always up to good.
Pastor Rod reminds us that God is always capable of more than anything we can ask or think; God waits for us to dream so that we can perform mightily on our behalf.
Humility is the master principle of the Kingdom of God; being truly humble is our aim in everything, as we submit to the will and ways of God and actively root out pride from our lives.
Pastor Mike continues to explore the idea of Kingdom as the highest pursuit for a believer.
In Matthew 6:9-15, Jesus taught us to pray that God's Kingdom would come to earth, and that His will would be done here; that is the central Word for our year here at the Gathering. Ps Mike shared an inspiring message about what it means for us to pursue, proclaim and partner with God in bringing His Kingdom to earth.
We are created for connection; things never go well for the isolated. God has formed community for believers to both enjoy and be sharpened for His service.
We all reckon with the question: why are we here? God has a purpose for each of us that we must pursue and discover for ourselves.
Pastor Mike begins a three-part summer series covering the mission of our church, to see everyone everywhere encounter God, engage purpose and enjoy community. Firstly, we are to experience God and know Him firsthand for ourselves.
Are you more like Jesus now than you were this time last year? This confronting question leads us to examine what needs to be jettisoned from our lives in order to realise the things God has planned for us in a new year and a new season.
May we never lose the wonder of Christ's birth as the moment that God was truly with us.