Whittlesea Messages

Despite Justice and Evangelism being seen as opposing ideas, Sam opens up how scripture teaches otherwise.

How can we show God's love this Christmas? Julie-Anne explores how our prayer and our proclamation impacts others.

Every one of us is a part of the body of Christ--the Church--and is precious to God. He is not selfish in His pouring out of gifts, but gives spiritual gifts and purpose to all of us.

God is in the business of restoration and celebration when prodigals return. But are we?

Andrew Chisholm reflects on Jesus parable of the rich fool and how we can escape the grip of greed with a generous heart.

In this message, Sam will explore why the Kingdom of Heaven is like leaven and what that means for us today.

Michael Loke talks about how we are challenged today to consider what practical justice is and how we can participate in extending God's Kingdom with CityLife field partners.

What can we take away from Jesus parable of the great banquet? Liz explores what Jesus was trying to say to His audience at the time and how we can apply His message to our lives today.

Sam explores the idea of being formed, conformed and transformed into the image of Christ.

Ben speaks about the difference between healthy critique and having a critical spirit and encourages us to walk out a posture of building others up, self reflecting and showing grace to others.

Before we were bought by Jesus' sacrifice, we were in a prision of sin. Because God forgave us, we now live in freedom. If we do not forgive one another, we continue to imprison ourselves in our old lives. Mike speaks about how and why we live out the calling of Christ to forgive one another as God forgave us.

Looking at Jesus' stories, especially his prayer at Gethsemane and in the account of Jesus washing his disciples' feet, Ada draws lessons from Jesus on the topic of submitting to God and submitting to one another.

Learning from Jesus’ life and teachings will help us to navigate times of relational conflict.

Jesus lived a life of empathy and as we explore, learn and apply Jesus' way of life to our own lives, we too, can be like Him.

Racquel Bisinella-Duns speaks about taking ground for the Kingdom in culture; we must first allow God to take back the ground within us.

Layla touches on what it means to bring God's Kingdom where-ever we are. What does it look like to be a kingdom-carrier?

In this final message in our series on the book of Revelation, Ben speaks about God being on the throne and that this impacts how we live as followers of Jesus today.

From the book of Revelation chapters 4 and 5, Andrew Chisholm explains the powerful imagery of Jesus as king, and a lion and a lamb; and what that picture means for us today.

On this Inspire weekend, Andrew opens up Revelation 7 and its symbols to point us to the greater things God is doing. Even during worldly and personal trials, God is working through us and in us wherever we are for His Kingdom and for His people.

This week Sam looks at some Old Testament stories of Breakthrough to encourage us to see it come to life in our lives