St. Peter's Fireside

In the second week of our series entitled Making Change, Roger Revell explores the idea of radical generosity, and how our lives can be turned upside down (in a good way)by living it out.

Welcome to the first instalment in our series entitled Making Change. This series is designed to help us think about our finances and the role they play in helping others see the beauty of the Gospel. To start, Roger Revell explores the deep hold money can have on our lives, and how a paradigm shift may be in order.

In the last instalment of our series entitled Brick and Mortar, Alastair Sterne explores what the Church really is. The irony is that the Church isn't brick and mortar, it's flesh and blood. Give this message a listen, and find out what Paul's letter to the Ephesians has to say about the Church.

In the third instalment of our series entitled Brick and Mortar, Alastair Sterne explores the idea that scripture is God-breathed. What does this even mean? If scripture is indeed God-breathed, what does that mean about how we should treat it? Give this sermon a listen find out!

In the second week of our series entitled Brick and Mortar, Alastair Sterne explores the next brick in our faith: the Holy Spirit. Who is the Holy Spirit, and what does He do, and how do we know Him?

Ash Wednesday is a reminder of our mortality and sinfulness contrasted against the beauty of Jesus. Preston Gordon walks us through Christ's temptation in the wilderness, and the poignancy of being sinful, but having hope because Easter is around the corner.

Welcome to our new series entitled Brick and Mortar. In this first sermon, Amanda Russell-Jones explores the passage of the wise and foolish builders, and helps us understand why Jesus is the only foundation worth building our lives upon.

In the final instalment of our series entitled Making Sense of Jesus, Roger Revell walks us through why hearing is often overlooked by our culture, but is crucial to our lives as believers.

In this latest instalment of our series entitled Making Sense of Jesus, Alastair Sterne tackles the sense of smell. What does it mean to be the fragrance of Christ, and what does it smell like to others?

In the next instalment of our series entitled Making Sense of Jesus, Alastair Sterne helps us understand the significance and meaning of Baptism and why it is so important to remember our participation in this sacrament.

In our second instalment of the series Making Sense of Jesus, Alastair Sterne helps us make sense of the sacrament of communion, and explains exactly what it means in the light of who Jesus is.

Tune into the first instalment of our new series entitled Making Sense of Jesus. It's often difficult to make sense of who Jesus is, but He made Himself known to us and wants to be understood. What does it mean to see Jesus, and what happens when we do?

In the last instalment of our Advent series called Light Into Darkness, Alastair Sterne walks us through an unpopular thought that the window of opportunity for salvation will close. However, it is open for the taking now.

In the third week of Advent, Pastor Roger Revell explores one big idea: living in the light doesn’t just warm you up, it changes you. Listen as he explores how the light of Christ transforms and changes our lives.

In the second week of our Advent series, Light Into Darkness, Shannon Parrott explores how God so loved the world but we so loved the darkness. However, the good news is that Jesus loves us more than we love the darkness: he hasn't come to condemn, but to save.

In the first sermon in our Advent series, Light Into Darkness, Pastor Alastair Sterne explores how Jesus, our true light, shines into the darkness, and will shine brighter still.

Has Jesus lost his mind? Listen in to Alastair Sterne's latest sermon in our series The Gospel of Mark. Alastair takes us through what blasphemy of the Holy Spirit really is, and teaches us about the multiple accusations Jesus encountered.

We had a special treat this past Sunday. Bishop Stephen Leung joined us and taught us about what cross-cultural ministry looked like in the New Testament church, and who the guiding force in this early ministry was. The answer is simple, yet profound.

In the next instalment of our series entitled The Gospel of Mark, Alastair Sterne helps us understand that the Church is not a movement. The Church is an agent of the movement that Jesus started, and the only way to remain a part of this movement is to remain with Him.

Following Jesus is hard, but it's not complicated. His yoke is easy and His burden is light. Listen in on this instalment of our Gospel of Mark series as Alastair Sterne explains how the Sabbath is meant to be for those who follow Jesus.