by Richard Keith | Feb 2, 2026
Today we’re beginning a new sermon series on Women in the Bible. This isn’t about making a political statement, it’s about telling stories that deserve to be heard. These are accounts of faith that often get passed over, yet they reveal something...
by Richard Keith | Jan 21, 2026
A sermon on Psalm 40 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday, 18 January, 2026 The psalms are songs. They show us how to worship the true and living God. But they aren’t just songs. Many of the psalms are also prayers. They don’t just talk about God, they address...
by Richard Keith | Jan 11, 2026
A sermon on Psalm 23 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday, 11 January, 2026 Psalm 23 is a very familiar passage of Scripture. For many people it’s their favourite out of all the psalms, and its words are still often read or sung at funerals today. They bring peace and...
by Richard Keith | Dec 25, 2025
A sermon on Luke 2:8-20 by Rev Richard Keith on Christmas Day, 2025. Who is Christmas for? What is it really about? Christmas can’t be just for children. It can’t be just about toys and presents. Otherwise, it isn’t for grown ups too, except maybe...
by Richard Keith | Dec 24, 2025
A sermon on Luke 2:1-7 by Rev Richard Keith on Christmas Eve, 2025. Former Australian cyclist Danny Clark is not a household name these days like Bradman or Freeman or Thorpe. But at the peak of his cycling career in the 1970s and 80s he was among the very best in the...
by Richard Keith | Dec 24, 2025
You are welcome to join us at our Christmas services this year: Christmas Eve – 7:30 pm Christmas Day – 9:30 am During the services an offering will be taken to support the work of PresAID which sponsors projects in developing countries around the world...
by Richard Keith | Apr 2, 2024
I’ve lived in rural Australia for almost 24 years. In that time, I’ve seen my share of plagues. Locust plagues. Mice plagues. Frog plagues. A plague of water, although we usually call that a flood. Mosquitos. And this summer, it’s been crickets. It’s been annoying...
