Eastgate Teaching

Steph Cox emphasises that the Goodness of God is not just theology. It is an invitation to encounter God in a way that transforms and changes us, so that we change the world around us. An encounter with the goodness of God is irresistible.

Pete Carter teaches that the church was never meant to operate without the power of the Spirit and resulting signs and wonders. The gift of apostles operating correctly will ensure that this will be true.

Pete Carter explains that God changes us from one degree of glory to another, challenging our current understanding in order to enter into new revelation and experience.

Galatians 5:5 instructs us to wait eagerly for righteousness, Pete Carter looks at what this means if we have already been made righteous.

In this message Jo Bungay explores Paul's concluding words to the Galatians and the application they have to Christians today.

David Webster teaches that Paul wraps up his letter with powerful words about community, the Spirit, the cross and a new creation.

Dave challenges us to re-think how we look at these familiar verses, presenting it not as a checklist of things to get us to a Spirit-filled life, but as a promise of the fruit we will bear once we truly make Him the centre of everything. Life by the Spirit doesn't start by modifying our behaviour; it starts by renewing the way we think and changing our lives.

Pete Carter teaches that the aim of the gospel is that we can 'Live by the Spirit' and help to prepare the church to be the bride of Christ.

Danny Silk asks, 'How can we participate in building churches that will carry the fire of God through generation after generation?'.

In this message Mark Hendley unpacks the clarion call to freedom and how to remain free.

Steph looks at what it's like to have a church family where we allow our children and young people to be fully disciples of Jesus, who preach the gospel, heal the sick, prophesy, shift atmospheres, and bring heaven to earth, knowing their identity and living in it everyday.

Donna King teaches from Galatians 5. As Christians we don't have to fight for our freedom, Jesus has already achieved that freedom for us. Do we live free and are we willing to fight to maintain that freedom both individually and together as the body of Christ.

David Webster teaches from Galatians 4:21-31 where Paul continues to make his argument to the Galatians about pursuing freedom in the gospel, not slavery that comes from being under the law. He contrasts Hagar the slave woman with Sarah the free woman.

Dave Carter teaches from Galatians 4:8-20 that we are free in Christ. Don't become slaves again to weak and miserable principles. Be powerful and joyful, remember who you are!

Jesus came so that we could be children of God and also Heirs. Rob Schulz uses the parable of the lost son to show how only the Father truly knows who His children are: His sons, daughters and heirs. We are who HE says we are.

Dave Carter teaches that we are all one in Christ. The cross has not removed diversity, it has removed division. He explores the wonderful united diversity of the children of God.

Mark Gilpin asks 'How does God work in us and through us?' and 'How can we believe in what He is doing?'.

Pete Carter teaches that God places the same value on every one of us without distinction. However, we are all different and have different gifts. We are equal but different.

Joaquin Evans encourages us to enter into God's presence with confidence rather than wait outside. If we are waiting for God to come we are waiting in the wrong place.

Joaquin Evans preaches from Ezekiel 47 which talks about the river of God bringing life wherever it flows. How does this apply to everyday life?