After preaching a sermon from Genesis 27, I received a great question from a Member about the blessing in that episode, and what exactly is it?

This coming Friday, around our nation and across the ditch, Aussies and Kiwis will say these words at dawn and throughout the day in low tones of respect: “Lest we forget”.

We are praying for a healthy culture of prayer in our church. We seek to serve as a church that sees prayer as not secondary to the ministry, not just supporting the ministry, but that prayer is the ministry. So, you’re invited to Gathered Prayer.

The Health and Community Chaplaincy Appeal is again being made in support of the wider work of the Health and Community Chaplaincy Committee in providing chaplains for hospitals, prisons, universities, police stations and the provision of pastoral care for our own ministry families.

PresAID’s Easter Appeal 2025 is an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of many brothers and sisters in our overseas partner churches.

Since we believe that ‘all scripture is profitable’ (2 Tim 3:16) how can we access more of God’s word not only for ourselves but as we encourage and build each other up, ‘speaking the truth in love’?

On singleness and marriage, work and career, parenting and children. It’s good to talk about, but not good to quarrel about.

Exciting stuff for youth into stuff!

The Board of Management thought it wise and helpful for us to see God’s evidences of grace in how generous Reforming is, and to pray about our season of being slightly under meeting of budget.

Praying the Lord’s Prayer Publicly, Believing it Privately

The Biggest Story - New Kids Church Curriculum

As we finished our series from 2nd Corinthians, I received a thoughtful question from a Reforming Member - asking about the problem of pride: “Is it okay to say you’re proud of others?”

Here are 5 tips to help you keep pointing your children & teens to Christ this Christmas…

Over the last little while Reforming’s R&D department has been working quietly in the background to build a preaching course, aimed at encouraging and equipping people to preach Christ.

As we pray for the Lord to glorify himself by gathering his people and filling them with joy in Jesus, we plan to preach Christ in this way in 2025.

Being Countercultural in a Consumer’s World, by Being a Member of a Local Church

You can let us know what times and meals you’ll be part of, so that we can serve you best.

The Apostle Paul was single, and wrote about having learned the secret of being content, so for our love of single sisters and brothers among us I pray that this essay would be equipping and encouraging for all our church.

Our regular and healthy diet as a church is to hear Christ preached from books of the Bible in a chapter by chapter sequential way. There are also times and seasons we preach in a systematic way.

As we move into the final quarter of the year, I thought I’d share with you what our preaching plan looks like leading right up to Christmas and New Year’s Eve.