Psalm 121
Our very own BST student Chris helps us navigate the hills of Psalm 121 in this talk.
A Heart at Peace | Psalm 131
We end 2025 reflecting on Psalm 131 and how we can have a heart at peace.
Psalm 98 | End of Year
As we approach the end of 2024, Sam McGeown talks from Psalm 98 – of how the world and all its people are called to shout for joy at the coming of the king.
Songs of Faith | Psalm 3
Continuing our holiday series in the book of Psalms, Daniel Soesilo preaches from psalm 3. We’ll hear of how King David can find hope in hopelessness as he turns to God and so can we.
Songs of Faith | Psalm 1 & 2
During term 3 holidays, Peter Lloyd and Daniel Soesilo will be preaching from Psalms 1 to 3. Peter begins the mini-series with a look at the happiness that comes only from God and how we might have it despite our circumstances.
Faithful Lamenting: Psalm 22
This week’s sermon.
How Can I Be Happy This Christmas? (Psalm 84)
Around us the singing can be heard, “Joy to the world … let heaven and nature sing.” But there are many who don’t feel this joy. How can we be happy this Christmas when all is not calm and all is not bright in our world?
Our Song in Christ (Psalm 98)
Something magical happens when a song can speak straight into your heart. And in this song, we hear all of creation singing to God. Why? Because he is the saviour, the king, and the judge. And on the night when Jesus came into the world, he was met with singing – for the saviour, king, […]
The Mission of Christ (Psalm 96)
In Psalm 96, we hear of a new song. This song will go out to all the world, sung in praise of God. In Christ, God is growing us in our longing for salvation to go out to the nations, and whatever that looks like for us, we can be taking steps to love our […]
The Grace of Christ (Psalm 103)
The grace of God is one of the greatest things that we can know, but it’s also one of the hardest to truly remember. In Psalm 103, David reminds his soul of all the good and gracious things that God has done for him, for Israel, and for all creation, as a way to remember […]