Lent (Part 4) – A season that brings us to the cross
What is the meaning of the cross? Why is it so central to everything God wants to give us? How does this event of 2000 years ago transform us now?
What is the meaning of the cross? Why is it so central to everything God wants to give us? How does this event of 2000 years ago transform us now?
What can we learn from Jesus' time in of prayer and fasting in the wilderness after his baptism? Careful observation can help shape our expectations of what times of focussed fasting and prayer may hold for us.
Lent helps us reflect on Jesus’ desert experience, the temptation he went through, and that He came out clothed in the power of the Spirit! He leads us into prayer, humility and transformation.
In the lead-up to Easter 2026, we are embracing Lent, a season of prayer and fasting. Discover the life that God has for you by following Christ to the cross.
Life is a marathon race, and Paul urges believers to "live a life worthy of the calling you have received", that is, to run their race well with perseverance and focus, keeping both eyes on Jesus and the eternal prize that awaits us.
Ephesians 2:22 gives us a powerful insight about the Church; that in Christ, God is building something beautiful and amazing, a dwelling place for His Spirit - together as well as individually.
David shares how the Lord gave him a conviction to learn Paul's Letter to the Ephesians - to commit it to memory and deliver it as a word spoken from the heart.
Aran and Emily share the wonderful report of what happened at the CRC NSW Youth Camp (SURGE) that was held in Stanwell Tops from January 16-19.
A spirit of grace and supplication, and a fountain that cleanses and purifies; Jesus made a way to cleanse us and purify us by his blood and by the work of the Holy Spirit.
Christmas - a time for family to draw near and worship our Saviour