This is the first of a series of articles entitled "I Am A Member Of The Church Of Christ Because...", based on the excellent book, "Why I Am A Member Of The Church Of Christ" by Leroy Brownlow.

Every religious body in the world was founded by someone.  Therefore, each religious body was established either according to the promise of scripture or not.  This is important because if a religious body was established unscripturally, it can never be scriptural.

In the second of our gospel meeting  series, brother Clint De France teaches on "The Golden Rule" of Matthew 7:12.  The implication of this teaching may not be popular, but it is just as applicable as when the Lord Jesus spoke them all those years ago.

The final sermon in our gospel meeting series is on, quite fittingly, the resurrection of Jesus Christ.  Brother Nathan Battey explains how the entirety of Scripture, both Old and New Testaments, point to this proven historical event.

​Nathan preached all week on the life of our Lord Jesus.  We highly encourage you to listen to both this sermon and the rest in the series, and learn more about our Lord, His mission and His life that He gave for us.

If you have any questions, you can contact us here and we will endeavour to help you.

For the penultimate sermon of our gospel meeting, evangelist Nathan Battey delivers a powerful exposition of the Jewish trials of Christ that lead to His conviction and crucifixion.

Nathan preached all week on the life of our Lord Jesus.  We highly encourage you to listen to both this sermon and the rest in the series, and learn more about our Lord, His mission and His life that He gave for us.

​If you have any questions, you can contact us here and we will endeavour to help you.

Have you ever wondered about the signs of the end times?  Brother Nathan Battey continues his series on the life of Christ with a study of Matthew 24, in which he explains the difference between the signs of Jerusalem's destruction and the signs of the end of the world.

Nathan preached all week on the life of our Lord Jesus.  We highly encourage you to listen to both this sermon and the rest in the series, and learn more about our Lord, His mission and His life that He gave for us.

If you have any questions, you can contact us here and we will endeavour to help you.

We invite you to listen to the Thursday night sermon from our gospel meeting series.  Nathan Battey, our visiting evangelist, preaches on three parables interconnected parables that Jesus taught during the last week of His earthly ministry.

​Nathan is preaching on the life of our Lord Jesus all this week, and we invite you to listen to the material on this website and join us for services if you can.  Our meeting times for this gospel meeting are 10AM and 5PM for Sunday and 7:30PM for Monday through to Saturday for the 27th September – 4th October.

We invite you to listen to this, the fourth sermon in Nathan Battey's series on the life of Christ Jesus.  In this study, Brother Nathan discusses what it meant when Jesus "set His face to go to Jerusalem" and what we can learn from this passage.

This is the third sermon from our gospel meeting, held for us by evangelist Nathan Battey.  In this study, Brother Nathan presents some very important lessons from the transfiguration of Jesus.

​Nathan is preaching on the life of our Lord Jesus all this week, and we invite you to listen to the material on this website and join us for services if you can.  Our meeting times for this gospel meeting are 10AM and 5PM for Sunday and 7:30PM for Monday through to Saturday for the 27th September – 4th October.

This is the second sermon from our gospel meeting, held for us by evangelist Nathan Battey.  In this study, Brother Nathan presents some teachings on the temptation of Jesus.

Nathan is preaching on the life of our Lord Jesus all this week, and we invite you to listen to the material on this website and join us for services if you can.  Our meeting times for this gospel meeting are 10AM and 5PM for Sunday and 7:30PM for Monday through to Saturday for the 27th September – 4th October