Exodus – Tabernacle

Jon continues our series in Philippians, unpacking the meaning of the phrase 'citizens of heaven' – how belonging to Jesus and his kingdom enables us to participate in the renewal of the world.

Juliet continues our Philippians series by showing us how Jesus is sufficient for all we need, and that we are secure when our identity is in him and nothing else.

Today Emily launched us into our new sermon series Philippians: Fearless Faith. She took us through Philippians 1:12-26 where Paul explains that he is in chains for the gospel. ---------------------------------------- This series has come from a sense that God is calling us, Saint Mary's, to be people of Fearless Faith. The letter of Philippians calls us to follow a way of confidence, trust and fearlessness in the midst of unsteady surroundings and to proclaim the life and truth of Jesus, again and again, to a weary world.

Katy looks at why we worship through song, and what happens when we sing together as part of our worship. She unpacks how worship through song leads to greater Encounter, Transformation, Breakthrough, and Witness.

Jon continues our short vision series as we consider how to generously play our part in all that God is doing.

Jon shares on our Vision Sunday, using the story of Joshua as a template to help us reflect on the past 8 years of Saint Mary's, as well as look ahead to where God may be leading us next.

Katy kicks off our short 4 week vision series exploring one of the core values of our church: Worship. What does it mean to be worshippers? To encounter, respond and proclaim.

Sam takes us through 3 lessons from the life of Joshua, showing us how we too can begin to step further into the promises of God for our lives.

Sam shares on prayer to kick off our global week of prayer, exploring Jesus' encouragement to Ask, Seek and Knock.

This is the final in the series 'Exodus: Echoes of the Way.' Katy unpacks how the Temple points to what was, what is, and what is to come. This is the pattern God gives not just for us, but the whole of creation. We think about what it means to live according to this God given pattern, and not, as Paul says, according to the pattern of this age.