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 Shine like Stars: New Generosity

  • September 24, 2017
  • Stuart Starr
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Paul’s writings to the Church have for ages opened mankind to the awareness of a more inclusive understanding of our shared humanity, through the infallible, expansive and undeniable love we find in Christ. His continued writings to the church in Philippi expand on this, as he teaches them the importance of seeking satisfaction and contentment in Christ and putting aside the treasures and riches in this world that only weigh us down. Join with Lead Pastor Stuart Starr and the NewLife@10 series, as we continue to Shine like Stars.

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 Shine like Stars: New Resources

  • September 17, 2017
  • Stuart Starr
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Where do our thoughts turn to when our mind is quiet? Do they look in regret at the past? Do they spiral to worry about things that might come to pass? Paul teaches us that rejoicing in the Lord actually guards your lives and relationships from the onset of anxious thoughts. Filling your mind with uplifting, positive thoughts, media, books, relationships and literature releases your heart to know the joy that is found in rejoicing in the Lord. Join with Lead Pastor Stuart Starr and the NewLife@10 service, as we work through this very practical service on how to guard...

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 Shine like Stars: New Ambitions

  • September 10, 2017
  • Geoff Leader
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Ambition is often a term that many Christians view only as remnants of their old, sinful lives. But for Paul, it was absolutely necessary, even vital that his ambition remain, as his attitude and focus changed. Senior Assistant Pastor Geoff Leader reveals the dramatic shift in focus that led Paul’s heart to seek the Christ and turn his ambitions towards Heaven.

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 Shine like Stars: New Friendships

  • August 27, 2017
  • Stuart Starr
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Lead Pastor Stuart Starr looks at how our hearts and lives are inevitably shaped by the people we honour. An honest look at our hearts would reveal that most often times, it can actually seem counter-intuitive to hold anyone in higher esteem than ourselves, except if they are a famous influencer, a political leader or a prominent athlete. Paul’s reassuring message to the Philippians is reassuring for us - that if our hearts’ baseline and focal point is of Christ, then our actions will naturally follow - actions that speak about the work that has to be done for the...

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 Shine like Stars: New Responsibilities

  • August 20, 2017
  • Stuart Grant
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It shouldn’t be of much surprise, that we are today living in what many refer to as a “Post-Christian Society”. Our thoughtlessness for each other, the desire of self and ego, the way in which discrimination runs unchecked - so how do we act in a world where everything, at every turn, is lined with deception, evil and hatred? Paul’s answer? To Shine like Stars. To live a life that is exemplary. A life that stands in defiance of hatred and evil. To live as Christ and to die to the old ways and the bondage of sin. Christ was...

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 Shine like Stars: New Attitude

  • August 13, 2017
  • Stuart Starr
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Lead Pastor Stuart Starr talks on Phillipians 2:1-11, Imitating Christ’s Humility.

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 Shine like Stars: A New Purpose

  • August 6, 2017
  • Geoff Leader
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How would you respond if you lived under persecution and under the foot of oppression - if you had your rights stripped from you and if you had your basic humanness denied? When in chains for the Gospel, Paul preached Christ. He spoke of an inner joy that surpassed all human wisdom, and a peace that kept him grounded even in the toughest of circumstances. Join with Senior Assistant Pastor Geoff Leader and the NewLife@10 service, as we see how Paul's letter to the Philippians not only helped them rise above their circumstances, but forever changed their view of themselves, their church...

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 Shine like Stars: A New Heart

  • July 30, 2017
  • Stuart Starr
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Paul’s letter to the Philippians is a beautifully written reminder that we live beneath a veil. That as Christians we are called to look to Christ, and in seeing Him, be transformed in our view of ourselves, be changed in viewing our church and go deeper into prayer with God. Join with the NewLife@10 service, as Lead Pastor Stuart Starr as we examine Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi.

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 Shine like Stars: Philippian Foundations

  • July 23, 2017
  • Stuart Starr
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Christ lived and breathed under the occupation of the Roman Empire. He witnessed first hand the totalitarian might of the militant juggernaut of his day, that sought to prop itself up with the propaganda that it spread to the ends of the world. When his earthly ministry showed people a new way to live - a life in Him - it broke an empire and changed the lives of everyone, for every generation to come. It wasn’t however, for a few hundred years, that Christianity would become the sanctioned and practiced religion of the Roman Empire. Lead Pastor Stuart Starr opens this...

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 Living in the Light

  • July 16, 2017
  • Geoff Leader
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How often do we miss the point? How often do we exchange one set of ideals for another because the packaging has better marketing or brighter colours? Our lives are constantly being bombarded with the message “if your focus only shifted from that to this”, then our lives would be fuller, richer and happier. Our social media profiles are filled with hashtags like #fitspiration, #followforfollow & #KardashianLife - but how much time do we spend following a half truth that doesn’t bring about lasting and purposeful life? It’s of course perfectly fine to to be inspired to be fitter, healthier,...

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