Found in Christ | Philippians 3:7-11

Found in Christ | Philippians 3:7-11

What does it really mean to be "in Christ"? In this opening message of our summer series, we explore one of the New Testament's richest and most important themes. Looking at Philippians 3:7–11, we discover that the Christian life is not merely about believing in Jesus, but being united with Him. Learn how being found in Christ gives us a new identity as we begin unpacking the transforming power of life in Him.

Luke 19:1-10 | Each One Reach One: so that none would be lost

In this Vision Sunday message from Luke 19:1–10, we hear Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus and discover the heart of God's mission: to seek and save the lost. As we consider the example of our seeking Saviour, the transformation of a saved sinner, and our shared calling to reach others, we're challenged to embrace the vision that each one can reach one. One conversation, one invitation, one act of faith can change someone's destiny for eternity.

God meets our Needs | Philippians 4:10-23

As we conclude our series on joy through the letter to the Philippians, we explore Paul’s remarkable secret of contentment. Writing from prison and facing an uncertain future, Paul discovers that true satisfaction is not found in possessions, success, or circumstances, but in Christ alone. Contrasting the world’s cry of “never enough” with the gospel’s declaration that Jesus is “ever enough,” we are challenged to pursue a holy discontentment for spiritual growth while learning contentment in every season of life.

SAMS Sunday | Mark 3:1-6

Rev Geoff Hamilton, Mission Director for SAM UK and Ireland, shares from Mark 3 whilst Carolina Schmidt, a theological student from Chile, shares her testimony.

God's Answer for Anxiety | Philippians 4:1-9

In a world where anxiety and worry are increasingly common, the apostle Paul offers God's timeless answer. This message explores how prayer and Christ-centred meditation lead us from anxious hearts to the peace of God that surpasses all understanding.