Standalone Messages 2025
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Catch up on our standalone sermons to bring fresh perspectives and insights to encourage you in your faith journey.
How to Build a Fireplace for Your Finances // Matt Rowan
September 28, 2025 - Matt RowanYou might've heard the phrase, "It is better to give than receive." But is it something you've truly experienced? Why do we often find it so much easier to receive than to give? Matt Rowan takes a look at the topic of generosity in this one-off message and shows us that it's much easier to give things away when you don't see them as yours to own.
Leadership Lessons from 2 Timothy 4 // Paul Windsor
September 21, 2025 - Paul WindsorWhen people disappoint you, or even oppose you, what keeps you going? In Paul’s last recorded words, we meet real people (Demas, Alexander, Luke, Mark) and a very real God. Paul is emotionally drained yet spiritually sustained, so the message was fully proclaimed, and God received the glory. Discover how to build teams (turn ladders into relays), restore broken relationships, face opposition wisely, and find hope in Jesus’ presence when you feel alone.
Psalm 67 and the Mission of God // Paul Windsor
September 21, 2025 - Paul WindsorPsalm 67 is a call for the nations to be glad and praise God! But how will the many nations respond to such a call? Paul Windsor shows how Psalm 67 is a beautiful missional call to take the gospel to the ends of the earth, for the glory of God.
The Call To Follow Jesus // Pete Crosson
July 06, 2025 - Pete CrossonIn Luke 5:1-11, we see Jesus call his first disciples. These are fishermen in a backwater town, some of the last people anyone would expect to be called to follow a rabbi. Yet they are. And they witness something about Jesus that compels them to follow. What do we see in Jesus that has the same effect on us?
What Really Counts? // Brad Carr
March 16, 2025 - Brad CarrWe all know we’re going to die one day, but most of us don’t stop to think deeply about death, or how to live life in light of it. Psalm 49 is an ancient psalm that invites us to reflect on our morality as finite beings and to live well in light of eternity.