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“Does the Big Mac come from Village Park”? This morning, elder Andy posed this obvious question to drive home the basic idea that good trees make good fruit and bad trees make bad fruit. We looked at the final part of the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 7:13-29, where we see that the sign […]

One of our elders, Massimo preached from Matthew 7:1-12. The sermon today was divided into 3 parts – judging, asking and doing. Just because we sin differently from someone else, it doesn’t give us the moral high ground to judge another. We also learnt about how sometimes, even though we’ve checked our hearts and removed

Chris Abner, one of our elders, preached from Matthew 6: 19-34 and challenged us to answer two questions: “What do we treasure?” and “Who do we trust?” How do we know what we treasure? Look at what we spend our money on, and what we spend our time on. We invest in what we treasure.

Andrew Katay visited and preached on Matthew 6:5-18 in a sermon titled “Have you received your reward?” We were convicted by Jesus’ warning in His Sermon on the Mount of the dangers of using acts of righteousness to serve ourselves — in other words, the dangers of hypocrisy. Christ asks us the important question of

Andy Dawson, one of our Elders at GCC preached on Matthew 6:1-4 in a sermon titled “Giving From The Heart”. It was an important warning about practicing righteousness without the right heart. In a world where we often chase after the ideal public persona, paste an innocent-looking “bible+coffee” or “mission trip” picture or two, we

Today in service, Elder ManHon preached on Matthew 5:38-48, a moving and convicting passage on what it looks like to obey and live out our Christian faith as commanded by our Lord Jesus Christ. In many ways, Matthew 5:48 is the pinnacle of the Sermon on The Mount — Jesus declares that God is the

Chris Abner, one of our elders in GCC preached on Matthew 5:21-37. We were reminded that King Jesus’ standards of obedience go beyond outward appearance, and instead examine the core of our hearts. As shocking as it may be, we must admit that we are all adulterers, liars, murderers, and deceivers in our hearts, and

Yi Khen, one of our covenant partners at GCC preached through the second of our “The King’s Speech” series, with Matthew 5:13-20.  We were reminded that Christ’s righteousness does not invalidate the law, but instead fulfills it perfectly. We can rest in the knowledge that we have a holy God who gave us a good,

Today we kicked off the first of our Sermon on The Mount series, otherwise known as “The King’s Speech”! Chris Abner, one of our elders in GCC preached on Matthew 5:1-12, and helped us to see how Matthew, The Sermon on The Mount and Beatitudes really are about Jesus the King and His kingdom! Blessedness