Jubilee Sermons

Passage: Isaiah 61:1-3 As we celebrate a second birthday for Jubilee, we explore what it means to be people who live and embrace the mission of Jesus.

Passage: Luke 17:1-10 As we surrender and follow Jesus, we become people of humility. Learning how to manage ourselves, do conflict, trust more, and to serve with gratitude.

Passage: Luke 16:14-31 We dive into a challenging passage to grapple with Jesus confrontation with the Pharisees over their justification in the Law and failure to respond to a Saviour.

Passage: Luke 16:1-15 With gentleness and humour, Ben takes us through one of Jesus' most hard to understand parables on money.

Passage: Luke 15 Connecting us with his own piloting parables, Andrew takes us through the Lost and Found parables of Jesus.

Passage: Luke 14:25-35 We tackle one of the most challenging things Jesus says. Through it all, we see that following Jesus means loving Him more than anything else and living for Him.

Passage: Luke 14:1-24 The challenge of Jesus to the Pharisee extends to us, that the Kingdom of God comes subversively undermining religion with the Good News.

As we move from being Sunday people to everyday Christians, we are becoming people who love Jesus more than anything.

Passage: 2 Cor 5:17-19In part three of our series, From Sunday to Everyday, we're looking at how we become people who live and embody the mission of God.

In our January sermon series, From Sunday to Everyday, we're exploring the challenge of moving our Jubilee values from Sunday morning into our everyday lives.

In our January sermon series, From Sunday to Everyday, we are exploring our Jubilee values and how they are understood and applied in terms of our whole lives. The Good News message of the Kingdom changes everything!

Jesus coming means we celebrate a lavish love that welcomes, lifts and transforms.

God is in the business of bringing joy and life to barren places and barren people. These are the unexpected people God uses to bring His Kingdom, an old barren woman and a virgin girl.

Passage: Luke 2:1-13 God shows up in the nativity story in some unexpected places. Jesus brings peace in unexpected places.

Passage: John 1:1-13 As we are challenged by our own Christmas expectations, we see that God often shows up in the unexpected, wanting us to recognize and receive Him.

Passage: Luke 13:31-35 Unlike Henny Penny, Jesus wants to gather us under his saving wings, but we are not always willing.

Passage: Luke 13:22-30 Today we join in a burning question of our day, will only a few be saved? We hear Jesus personalize the challenge and invite us to respond.

Passage: Luke 13:18-21 As we explore the simple parables of Jesus, we see both a vision of the Kingdom of God in perfection and yet something we don't see in fullness yet.

Passage: Luke 13:10-17 As Jesus heals on the Sabbath, we find that Jesus enters our bent world and speaks into it and frees us to stand tall regardless of what happens to tall people.

Passage: Luke 13:5-9 The idea of God seeking fruit and us giving account can seem scary, especially when we realize how challenging it is to grow fruit. But by responding to Jesus, the patient gardener, we see world-changing fruit growing by His Spirit.