Sermons from City on a Hill, Wellington

A Heart that Chooses Life, Deut 30:1-14

A HEART THAT CHOOSES LIFE Preacher: Andrew Southerton Date: 07/06/2026 Series: Choose Life Reading: Deut 30:1-14 What if trying harder is actually making things worse? Andrew explores Deuteronomy 29-30 and Romans 10, asking what it really means to "choose life." Could the deepest problem we face be something no amount of willpower or effort can fix — and could God's answer be closer than we think?

Talk 4 - The New Creation, Rev 21:1-8

THE NEW CREATION Preacher: Mal Gill Date: 01/06/2026 Series: The End of the World Reading: Rev 21:1-8 What actually is heaven — floating on clouds, an endless church service, or something else entirely? Revelation 21:1-8 pulls back the curtain just a little, and what we glimpse is stunning. This message from Malexplores seven aspects of new creation that speak directly to our deepest longings for a world without tears, anxiety, or brokenness.

Talk 3 - The End of the Wicked, Rev 17:1-6, 18:1-8

THE END OF THE WICKED Preacher: Mal Gill Date: 31/05/2026 Series: The End of the World - Church Camp 2026 Reading: Rev 17:1-6, 18:1-8 When we read Revelation, it's easy to get lost in the details and miss the big picture. So what happens when we zoom out? Across Revelation 17–18 we meet two women, two cities, and two outcomes — all leading us to one question: which kingdom do we belong to?

Talk 2 - The Chaos of History, Rev 6-7

THE CHAOS OF HISTORY Preacher: Mal Gill Date: 31/05/2026 Series: Church Camp - Revelation Reading: Rev 6-7 What happens as history unfolds? In Revelation 6–7, Malcolm walks us through the four horsemen and the strange comfort of God's judgement. If the world feels chaotic, where is it all heading? This message explores how we might follow the lamb when everything seems uncertain.

Talk 1 - Worthy is the Lamb, Rev 4-5

WORTHY IS THE LAMB Preacher: Mal Gill Date: 30/05/2026 Series: It's the End of the World - Church Camp 2026 Reading: Rev 4-5 When Christians in the ancient world faced persecution and felt unseen, God gave John a vision of heaven — a throne room where the Lamb who was slain is worshipped alongside the Father. This sermon explores how that heavenly reality in Revelation 4–5 speaks directly into our own moments of discouragement and gospel-weariness.