This week we conclude our January series: 'Storyworthy', as we explore a collection of fascinating stories and characters from the pages of the Bible and how they reveal to us the gospel.

This week Harry Wilson preaches from Judges 3:12-30 on Ehud.

Sermon by Harry Wilson

This week we continue in our January series: 'Storyworthy', as we explore a collection of fascinating stories and characters from the pages of the Bible and how they reveal to us the gospel.

This week Andrew Grills preaches from Acts 11:19-24 on Barnabas.

Sermon by Andrew Grills

This week we continue in our January series: 'Storyworthy', as we explore a collection of fascinating stories and characters from the pages of the Bible and how they reveal to us the gospel.

This week Matt Keller preaches from Revelation 12:1-6 on The Woman and the Dragon.

Sermon by Matt Keller

This episode is part of our Stories of Summer teaching series at City on a Hill: Geelong.

Sermon by Dave Chiswell

We are all searching. Searching for peace in the pressure of life, purpose in the chaos, love that truly lasts, and hope that endures beyond the moment. We try to find it in many places — in the approval of friends, the success of our careers, the excitement of new experiences, or the comfort of possessions. Yet, no matter how much we accumulate or achieve, something still feels incomplete.

The story of Christmas reminds us that while we have been searching for meaning, God has been searching for us. From the very beginning, He has been pursuing a relationship with us, longing to draw us close. And in Jesus, God stepped into our world — not from a distance, but into our messy, complicated, everyday lives.

Christmas isn’t just a story from the past — it’s a living invitation to encounter the One who makes all things new.

In Jesus, the search is over.

Preacher:

Sermon by Andrew Grills

Find out more at cityonahill.com.au/christmas

Sermon by Alex Bui

We are all searching. Searching for peace in the pressure of life, purpose in the chaos, love that truly lasts, and hope that endures beyond the moment. We try to find it in many places — in the approval of friends, the success of our careers, the excitement of new experiences, or the comfort of possessions. Yet, no matter how much we accumulate or achieve, something still feels incomplete.

The story of Christmas reminds us that while we have been searching for meaning, God has been searching for us. From the very beginning, He has been pursuing a relationship with us, longing to draw us close. And in Jesus, God stepped into our world — not from a distance, but into our messy, complicated, everyday lives.

Christmas isn’t just a story from the past — it’s a living invitation to encounter the One who makes all things new.

In Jesus, the search is over.

Preacher:

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Find out more at cityonahill.com.au/christmas

Beaten, bruised and bloodied – Jesus carries his cross and takes the punishment to put a final end to sin and death for eternity. As Jesus takes his last breath, the temple curtain tears in two and the new covenant has begun.

Bible Reading:

Matthew 27:32-66

Preacher:

Sermon by Matt Keller

This episode is part of The Passion — Season 5 of our teaching series The Kingdom, as we journey through the Gospel of Matthew and discover the good news of Jesus the King.

Find out more at cityonahill.com.au/passion

Mocked, betrayed and wrongly accused. Judas feels the weight of his guilt and betrayal of Jesus. Peter denies following Jesus. Ultimately, Jesus is delivered over to Pilate to face the punishment we all deserved.

Bible Reading:

Matthew 26:57-27:31

Preacher:

Sermon by Andrew Grills

This episode is part of The Passion — Season 5 of our teaching series The Kingdom, as we journey through the Gospel of Matthew and discover the good news of Jesus the King.

Find out more at cityonahill.com.au/passion