Just Do It

There’s a dangerous gap that many Christians find themselves caught in: the gap between knowing and doing. Authentic faith requires practical obedience: show me what you do and I’ll show you what you really believe. Ultimately each Christian will stand before the Judgement Seat of Christ to give account for their actions on this earth; wisdom would suggest we think and plan ahead now. This is the last message in The Core series and includes a rallying call to put each of the last 16 sermons into practice.

Just Do It

Dominic De Souza

Six Miles From Salvation

Economically, socially and culturally the wise men and the shepherds were total opposites. Their response to the birth of Christ, however, was a shared one: worship. They stand in stark contrast to the religious professionals whom Herod summoned. This latter group is the focus of this sermon: it is possible to know a lot – to be so close to salvation – and still to miss the Christmas message entirely.

Six Miles from Salvation

Dominic De Souza

The Perfect Gift

This Christmas millions of gifts will be opened. Some won’t fit, some will be the wrong colour, some won’t be what was hoped for, some will need to be returned or exchanged. But there’s one gift that will never wear out or need replacing, a gift that – regardless of culture, age or gender – meets everyone’s deepest need. This message is about the indescribable gift we have been given in Christ Jesus .

The Perfect Gift

Dominic De Souza

Risk-Takers

Being saved does not mean playing it safe. In our increasingly risk-averse culture, we do well to remember that anyone who ever accomplished anything great for God took risks. The life of faith begins by jumping out of the boat – risky, yes, but that’s exactly the place where Jesus is! This message explodes the myth of safety and will inspire you to rise above the fear of failure and attempt great things for God.

Risk-Takers

Dominic De Souza

Radical Hospitality

What does it look like to live out radical hospitality? This sermon is packed full of biblical insight and practical guidance as to how we can be a community who opens our hearts, homes and tables to others. Let’s reclaim the expectation of an encounter with the living God through our practice of hospitality.

Radical Hospitality

Catherine De Souza