Eastgate Teaching

Pete Carter preaches from Galatians 3. He asks what is the fullness of the Christian gospel. What one question would you ask to ensure it is being preached?

Mark Gilpin teaches from Galatians 3:1-14 and asks, does our Christian life depend on believing God or by trying hard to get it right?

Patrick Nyamangunda teaches that God has already blessed us with everything that we will ever need. We are encouraged to labour to rest in the finished works of Christ and receive it by faith.

Dave Carter teaches from Galatians 2:1-5 asking, 'How do we protect the full truth of our wonderful freedom in Jesus?'. We are encouraged to have confidence in the grace of God and guard against human rules and regulations.

Paul Bungay continues our series on Galatians by preaching through chapter 2. He discusses fear of man, the culture of honour, our relationship with the law, and deals with the age-old question of whether being saved by faith in Jesus means it's ok for us to carry on sinning.

Donna King teaches from Galatians 1:3 on the Grace of God and the benefits it brings.

Mark Hendley preaches from Galatians chapter one on Paul's defence of the gospel.

Pete Carter teaches from Matthew 6 and the effect that spiritual light or darkness will have on our lives. Any confusion in this area will impact us adversely and reduce our impact on the world.

Acts 14:8-10 describes Paul seeing that a man had faith to be healed. Hebrews 11:6 says that without faith it is impossible to please God. In this sermon Pete Carter explores these truths and our internal battle between belief and unbelief.

David Webster teaches that for 45 years and more Caleb held on to the promises of God and inherited the land. What were the secrets of his courageous, charismatic and consistent life, led wholeheartedly (totally) for God.

In this message, Mike Von Fraunhofer uses the story of the servant-hearted Martha to illustrate how our calling can actually draw us away from God.

In this message Steph helps us explore how we can use the armour of God to live life in all its fullness.

Listen as Dave reveals that these words are not intended to fill us with fear, but actually offer us keys to a level of intimacy with God where He truly inhabits every part of our lives.

In this message Mark Hendley helps us explore how and why Jesus experienced the amazing kingdom fruit he saw in His ministry and how we can 'carry the presence well' just as Jesus did.

Carol Webster shares her experience of involvement in community projects and with the homeless. She looks at Kingdom characteristics that can be worked out wherever we are involved with our communities.

Dave Carter teaches that we are called to disciple the nations of the world. Joseph used godly wisdom to bless the nations and Jesus used miraculous multiplication to feed thousands. It's your turn to join in.

Sasha uses John 11 to encourage us to relinquish our need to understand when things don't work out. If we don't need to have an answer for everything we can courageously embrace mystery and accept the invitation to grow in faith - seeing more of heaven's realities released to the world around us.

Pete Carter teaches from Galatians 6:4 telling us that when we test our actions the result should be delight. Acts 3 teaches us that we can be confident in what God has given to us.

David Webster teaches that identity remains a key issue for us as people in Christ, and as a church called to witness to a world around us that is in an identity crisis. He explains how we can go deeper into discovering who we truly are.

Mark Gilpin teaches that when we are baptised in the Spirit, we are empowered to share the kingdom gospel. How does the Holy Spirit work in us and through us to demonstrate the kingdom and bring people to Christ?