C3 New Hope Mount Annan

Good Friday || Ps Ali Warren

Join us as we reflect on the story of Ruth and Naomi—a powerful foreshadowing of redemption that points to Christ. In their journey from loss to restoration, we glimpse the heart of our own Redeemer, who came to rescue us from our brokenness and bring us into new life.

The Lamb of God || Ps Dan Warren

Isaiah 53:5 NIV

So We Fasted || Ps Dan Warren

Jesus’ teachings in Matt 6 refer to ‘when’ we fast, not ‘if’ we fast. In this message, Ps Dan talks to the ancient practice of Prayer and Fasting.

Living Sacrifices || Ps Dan Warren

Romans 12 calls us to be living sacrifices. In this message, Ps Dan shares how we can live this out.

The Men with a Different Spirit || Ps Nick Diomis

Without an entirely different spirit to the world, we will never experience the fullness of God’s plan. Joshua & Caleb knew this! A deep dive on Numbers 13-14.

Commune with God || Ps Ali Warren

God desires a close relationship with us. When we come into His presence in prayer, worship and the word, we have a chance to honestly express ourselves and enjoy true communion with God. 

Grace Sufficient || Ps Ali Warren

This message takes a look at Paul’s suffering and God’s encouragement to him that there was grace sufficient for every season, hardship and difficulty. That in the midst of weakness, God’s power can shine through

Better Together, Part 4 || Home or Hotel? || Ps Dan Warren

The apostle Peter encouraged the family of God to love earnestly, show hospitality and serve one another. In this message, Ps Dan stirs our church to demonstrate these qualities in our daily Faith

Better Together, Part 3 || Community by God's Design || Ps Nick Diomis

Community is not a worldly idea, it is part of God's design for humanity. Healthy, God-centred community leads to healthy fruit in our lives.

Better Together, Part 1 || Deeply Connected || Ps Lachlan Jones

Join us for the first week of our 'Better Together' series. Guest speaker Ps Lachlan Jones shares on what it actually looks like when a church is deeply connected.