When we pray in the Spirit, we’re not just offering up petitions and requests in hope of favor. We are entering into conversation with a living God, hearing Him speak to us as well. Then, we can begin to pray in agreement with God’s thoughts and desires. Fiona walks through what everyday prayer looks like, starting with Ephesians 6:12-18. 

// Everyday Glory Sermon Series //

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Everyday Prayer | Fiona Merriweather

In our society, we don’t expect miracles. Yet these supernatural interventions by God into this world were a key part of Jesus’ ministry. How can we pursue the God of miracles and the miracles of God? Euan teaches from Acts 3:1-10. 

// Everyday Glory Sermon Series //

Everyday Miracles | Euan McCrindle

Romona continues our look again at Isaiah 54 and talks about the stretch.
As we stretch the Promise begins to grow and as we are stretched and our faith increases.
Just like in the natural as pregnant woman is stretched so in the spiritual.
We need wisdom to engage in the stretch because if you don’t stretch you snap.

Stretching is demonstrating faith,
Romans 10:17
“faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God”

Faith the size of a mustard seed move mountains.
It's not about how much faith, but how much our faith can stretch- from tiny mustard seed to large mountains.

To make room for more we need to get used to more
Normalise stretching faith for the more, for the mountains.
This might be a stretch…but

Peggy and Christine Smith were spiritual mothers who stretched faith in November 1949 and saw revival in the Hebrides.  Saw beyond into the more in prayer.  They stretched in prayer.  They stretched in repentance

We too must stretch into the realm of impossibility, enlarge the place of our tent, Do not hold back and as  Ephesians 3:20-21 says:
"Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to His power at work within us, to Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever amen"
//Sing Stretch Strengthen//

Beyond Limits | Romona McCrindle

Visiting from Grace Covenant Church in Virginia, Hannah Beth Whitaker preaches from Numbers 11v4-9,32-34 and asks us "Where is your appetite?" because:
1) The manna is greater than the menu
2) The value is greater than the volume
3) The Inheritance is greater than the indulgence

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Where's your appetite? ! Hannah Beth Whitaker

Euan starts a new sermon series on "Miss Deo" the mission of God.
The Church doesn't need to search for a vision or mission statement, we just need to join in with God's mission, as expressed in
Matthew 28:18-20 "Go into all the world and make disciples of every nation.."
From Creation to the nations, the Crux is Jesus living and dining so that the whole world could be forgiven, we recommissioned to take this good news to every nation until the great consummation in heaven.
Mission is leading us to every nation. Will we be part of it?

// Missio Dei //

The Vision of the Mission | Euan McCrindle

Romona continues our series on God’s Mission (Misseo Dei)
Reminding us we are citizens of heaven, and are called out on mission,
the manifold truth and wisdom of God is displayed through the Church.
When Jesus is revealed we make a confession and a commitment on the basis of that confession, just as on the basis of Peter’s confession in Matthew 16:15-20 Jesus commits to building his church.

Called out people where Discipleship and mission go together.
The church will change the world as it is at the centre of God's Mission

Our prayer is that God would give us a heart for the Church and the priorities of Jesus “come build with me”

//Misseo Dei//

The Church of the Mission | Romona McCrindle

Joanna Evoniuk continues our series on God's pattern for holiness looking at Leviticus 16 and how that plan is revealed and received by grace through faith and takes us from a being banished and separate to being close and intimate.
Let God have his perfect way in you. 

//Holiness - God's Pattern//

God's Pattern Revealed | Joanna Evoniuk

Euan encourages us on this Easter Sunday from 1 Peter 1:18-21 that we have been redeemed from an empty way of life and we are to live in the hope of the resurrection.

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The Epicentre of Hope | Euan McCrindle

In this Pentecost Sunday message, Romona concludes our "On the Record" sermon series with a look at Acts 1v8 where we're reminded  that the Holy Spirit empowered to witness in all degrees of discomfort zones, to people like us and people very different from us.

//On the Record//

Empowered to Witness | Romona McCrindle

Romona speaks from Psalm 126:1-2 on how holy laughter is:
REDEMPTIVE (Laughter heals the soul)
EDIFYING (Laughter makes the soul strong)
CERTAINTY (Laughter makes the soul sure)

Holy Laughter | Romona McCrindle

Guest speaker from Every Nation London, Frans Olivier, asks us to "Pray and Obey".
Your kingdom come
Made to rule
Designed for destiny
It starts with family

Pray and Obey | Frans Olivier

Visiting from South Africa, Kate de Mellon preaches from 2 corinthians 5:17-21 that the King of Heaven made provision for us, has entrusted us and commissioned us as his Ambassadors. 

I've got something to tell you | Kate de Meillon

Grace Wright from Centrepoint Church in Edinburgh continues our series on the Art of Loving well looking at forgiveness and Ephesians 4:32.
The art of forgiving well consists of:
1.  Identify the pain and receive God's love
2. Repent of unforgiveness
3. Forgive and reconcile

//The Art of Loving Well//

The art of forgiving well | Grace Wright

Romona concludes our series on the art of loving well, with a call to love well in John 13:33-36.

Many things may divide us, but when love unites us - the kingdom o God advances.

1. Will you dream along with Jesus what a community following the New Commandment to Love as Jesus loves will accomplish?
2. Will we commit to becoming brilliant, skilful and diligent in the Art of Loving Well?


//The Art of Loving Well//

The Call to Love Well | Romona McCrindle

Euan starts a new sermon series this week looking at 6 people's interactions with Jesus.  This week we're in John 8 with the woman caught in adultery.  
Where Legalism Shames, Grace Convicts
Where Legalism Condemns, Grace Forgives
Where Legalism Weakens, Grace Empowers


Is there sin in your life that you are convicted of? Come and experience grace.
Are you feeling condemned because of sin and feel like there’s no way out? Come and experience grace
Are you feeling like you don’t have what it takes to live a holy life? Come and experience grace.


//The People's King//

The moment and momentum of grace | Euan McCrindle

At the end of the Every Nation School of Prophecy, Pastor Jim Critcher encourages us from 2 Kings 18 not to stop at the fire, but to press through for the rain.

School of Prophecy - Encounter Night - Jim Critcher

Romona continues our sermon series looking at people who encountered Jesus, this time it's the rich young ruler in Luke 28:28-30.
Jesus brought 2 challenges and a promise:
Challenge 1: You area a sinner in need of a Lord and saviour
Challenge 2: Your treasure on earth is a trap
Promise: There is true treasure in the Lord

//The People's King//

Free to Rule, Free to Reign | Romona McCrindle

**we apologies that the first few minutes of this message was not recorded **
Euan brings a message about the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:22-28.
The woman had shown great faith in coming to Jesus by crossing 2 cultural barriers of ethnicity and gender.  But she knew the object of her faith, Jesus, was worth it.

She showed:
Faith despite silence
Faith despite circumstance a
and faith despite offence.

Response:
What or who is the object of your faith?
Where do you need to trust God despite silence, circumstance or offence?

//People's King//

Faith that overcomes | Euan McCrindle

Romona tells us of the 3 point turn in Zacchaeus's life in Luke 19:1-10
Turn in humility
Turn in obedience
Turn in restitution

//The People's king//

Total Turnaround | Romona McCrindle

Euan continues our series looking at people who had life changing encounters with Jesus.  This week it's the woman who anointed Jesus head with perfume in Mark 14:3-11.

Worship is costly
Worship is extravagant
Worship is honoured

//The People's King//

A Beautiful Thing |Euan McCrindle

For this special service of believers baptism, Euan preaches from Acts 2 on the birth of the Church and the need to repent and be baptised.

Waters of Baptism | Euan McCrindle

Romona starts our advent series on the gospel in carols looking at  "Oh Come Oh Come Immanuel".
Immanuel is the name of God first seen in the Bible in Isaiah 7 meaning "God with us".

the Gospel part 1: God is sent to save us. God is with us in our history
the Gospel part 2: God sends Jesus to redeem us. God is with us now.
the Gospel part 3: We have in Christ the gift of eternal life.  God is with us for all eternity.

//The Gospel in Carols//

Immanuel  Romona McCrindle

Euan continues our advent series on the Gospel in carols with a look at "O come all ye faithful" and notes that:
The gentiles adored Him
The jews adored Him
The angels adored Him
We should adore Him

//the Gospel in Carols//

O Cme let us adore Him | Euan McCrindle

Romona continues our series on the Gospel in Carols looking at "Silent Night"
There is Heavenly Peace available to us as a promise from God and peace in the midst of great trials or pain

//The Gospel in Carols//

Silent Night | Romona McCrindle

Euan concludes our series on the Gospel in carols looking at "Joy to the world" and asks if we have made room in our hearts for Jesus.

//Gospel in Carols//

Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room | Euan McCrindle

Euan starts our new sermon series, this week looking at Nicodemus.
The Cross moves us, like it did Nicodemus from being curious and conflicted to being convinced and converted.
John 19:39-42 John 3:1-15
//The Cross//

The Curious Convert | Euan McCrindle

Romona continues our series on the cross by looking at the crowd in John 6:15,66-69 and challenges us to not just look to the benefits of the cross, but to confront the cross. Luke 9:23b-24 "If anyone wants to come after Me, he must deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.  For whoever wants to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will end it".

//the Cross//

Cross Benefit Analysis | Romona McCrindle

Euan continues our series looking at different people who were present in and around the crucifixion of Jesus, today looking at Simon of Cyrene in Luke 23:26.  Simon carried Jesus cross for him, and was transformed from being a bystander, to being burdened, to having a believing legacy.

//The cross//

The Call to Carry - Simon of Cyrene | Euan McCrindle

Henry continues our series on the cross, looking at the Roman centurion in Matthew 27:50-54 who exclaimed "Truly, this was the Son of God"

//the Cross//



Centurion - from Skeptic to believer |  Henry Merriweather

Euan and Romona look back at 2024 and forward to 2025 on our Vision Sunday.
Euan takes 3 accounts from Elisha's life in 2 Kings 3 and 4 and challenges to look for God's abundant presence, abundant provision and abundant life.

//Vision Sunday//

Vision Sunday 2025 |  Euan and Romona McCrindle

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