This week David Armstrong continues our series speaking about 'Healing Words' and the transforming power of Jesus to transform our pain to love and make us what Henri Noun calls 'wounded healers'. He then calls us as a community to be a 'house of healing' for the broken, a space where grace helps put us back together piece by piece.
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This week David Armstrong continues our series on the power of words with 'Words of Encouragement' - Focussing on Jesus' words to Peter in John 21, Dave exhorts us to become a community which is deeply encouraging.
David Armstrong kicks off our new series entitled "Words Build Worlds" with an introduction to the power of words. Using passages from Proverbs and the Psalms, and adding his own experiences, David lays the foundation for the rest of the series.
Stephanie invites us to reflect, in this advent season, on our own story and the continued injustice in the world and, in all of this, to wait in hope.
David Armstrong returns with the second part of our Advent series, looking at Advent as a divine interruption.
David Armstrong kicks off our season of Advent, looking at the divine invitation to pause and consider where we are, orientating ourselves to God using the Christian calendar.
This week Ryan Hawthorne concludes our series in Philippians with his talk 'The Secret'. Dispelling popular myths, Ryan unpacks Paul's confidence in Christ and his Secret to contentment.
Peace Be Still. The call on our lives is to live in peace in our relationships with God and ourselves.
This week Daniel Saunders continues our series on Philippians looking at what it means for followers of Jesus to move towards maturity
This week David Armstrong continues our series on Philippians, focussing on verses 1-11.
This week Dave Wylie opens up the second half of Philippians 2, verses 12-18
This week Matt Graham continues our series in Philippians, reading from Philippians 2 and asking what true humility looks like.
This week Stephanie continues our series in Philippians, diving into what the Apostle Paul meant by “To live is Christ, to die is gain.” and asking how we can ‘live Christ’
This week Ryan Hawthorne kicks off our series in Philippians, Colony of Christ. Starting by putting the young church in context with an overview of the whole letter, Ryan moves on to show how some of the key lessons for the church are still vital for us today and applying Paul's Christ-centred teaching to our own community.
This week Ryan Hawthorne unpacks our 'Tables & Gardens' vision for this new season of Redeemer Central. Exploring the themes of tables and gardens which run through the Bible, Ryan lays out the vision for the community and explains what it'll mean in practice.
Matt Graham discusses two of the lies we believe about life: that there is a separation between the secular and the sacred, and that busyness is best. Believing these keeps us from living in the freedom of God's purposes and his rest.
Stephanie discusses the lies we believe about ourselves, namely, that I must be in control, my life is my own and that it’s just the way I am. Believing these keeps us from living free and whole as the children of God.
This week Ryan Hawthorne challenges some of our false but commonly held beliefs about God, pointing us to a Lord and Father who is pure Love, no ifs, no buts.
This week Dave Wylie talks to us about Ecclesiastes, drawing out some key lessons from this challenging book.
Gillian takes us through Ephesians 3:14-21 discussing the empowering work of the spirit.



