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Rev. Trevor Neill
The sermon explores the Christian virtue of endurance, beginning with everyday feelings of monotony & hardship and moving toward a deeper, God-centred understanding of perseverance. Using Jeremiah, Paul, and early Christian communities as examples, Trevor argues that endurance is purposeful, rooted in God’s own persistent love, & sustained by perspective, honesty, & pacing ourselves. Ultimately, endurance & joy belong together, because even in difficulty God’s steadfast love remains “new every morning.”
04-10-2026
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Rev'd Kathryn Kane
Micah confronts Israel’s corruption by reminding them of God’s past faithfulness and calling them back to the simple, essential requirements of justice, mercy, and humble obedience. Jesus later echoes the same message, criticising religious leaders who fixate on trivialities while neglecting what truly matters. The sermon urges believers today to keep the “main thing” central by living out justice, mercy, and humility rather than getting distracted by insignificant concerns.
27-09-26
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Rev'd Kathryn Kane
The sermon uses Paul’s athletic metaphors—especially running a race—to encourage Christians to live with discipline, perseverance, focus, and mutual support, aiming not for salvation (a free gift) but for eternal rewards given by Christ for faithful living.
20-09-26
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Don Axcell
Don contrasts the seven deadly sins with the seven virtues and urges the congregation to examine how their own actions lean toward destruction or construction, emphasising that sin is destructive—“when we break the rules that God has set… the seeds of destruction are sown”—while virtue is constructive, requiring effort, patience, and intentionality.
13-09-2026pm
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Rev. Trevor Neill
The sermon reflects on how modern life confronts us with an overwhelming number of choices, contrasting this with the limited decisions faced by people in 1200 AD to show how dramatically our world has changed; from there, it urges listeners to pursue biblical wisdom with intentionality, drawing on Proverbs and Jesus’ teaching to emphasise that wisdom is relational, moral, and available to all, and then offers three practical invitations: to live slowly and grounded in ancient paths, to discern carefully wh
13-09-2026am
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Rev. Trevor Neill
Trevor explains the overwhelming context of the Ephesian church—surrounded by Roman power, wealth, and the temple of Artemis—and shows how Paul reassures them that Christ’s authority surpasses all these forces. Finally, he emphasises that Christians are God’s “handiwork… created in Christ Jesus to do good works,” saved not just from something but for a transformed life that displays God’s character in the world.
06-09-26
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Rev. Trevor Neill
Ecclesiastes 3, Trevor explains, is a mysterious but deeply honest reflection on the unpredictable seasons of human life, reminding us that both joy and sorrow arrive beyond our control, yet God equips us with the capacity to reflect, discern, and live faithfully within whatever season we find ourselves. Though its paired phrases—“a time to weep and a time to laugh,” “a time to embrace and a time to refrain”—can be cryptic, they invite us to ask the central spiritual question: What time is it for me? The se
30-08-26
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Rev. Kathryn Kane
Last in our Profiles of Courage Summer sermon series
23-08-26
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