Join us for a guided time of prayer and Scripture reflection, offering space to be still, to be honest before God, and to begin the year in God’s presence. We will also pray for those affected by the bushfires and others with special needs.

In crisis, we ask: Where is God? Christmas answers: He is here. Not distant. Not untouched by pain. The message remains: Do not be afraid. Emmanuel—God is with us.

Advent is not a story of self discovery and personal triumph so often celebrated in the individualistic west. Rather it's a story of God interrupting history to love, heal, and save. Join us this Saturday afternoon as we explore some reflections from the Advent story.

Hear Sherwin's testimony of faith, forgivnesss, purpose, and the God who sees beyond our circumstances.

Being a disciple involves accepting the invitation to experience Jesus, and then actively and credibly inviting others to "Come and See" Him for themselves, trusting God to work through our efforts, however impossible the task may seem.

When the year has worn you down and your spirit feels dry, God poses a simple but confronting question: Can these bones live?

Alan, Mark, Maxine and Wilh sharing a reflection on the question “how has Jesus changed your life?

This season marks a significant moment in the life of Melbourne City Adventist Church as we experience our first major pastoral transition. In this time of change, we turn to the powerful vision in Zechariah chapter 4—a message that reminds us of God’s unchanging presence and the strength that comes not by might nor by power, but by His Spirit.

In a world that often gives up too easily, Jesus calls us to love even the unlovable and to love to the very end.

As the Melbourne Marathon Festival approaches, we’re reminded that faith, like running, requires perseverance. In this message from Hebrews 12:1-3, we’ll explore how to keep running the race of faith by recognizing what influences our thinking, running alongside other believers and fixing our eyes on Jesus, who endured the cross for the joy set before Him.

Members of our community share their testimonies

We finish this series with a personal testimony by Pastor Jinha Kim

Evil and suffering in the world are the result of broken relationships—with God, others, ourselves, and creation. Politics, philosophies, and even religion cannot solve the problem.Only God’s plan in Christ can bring healing and restoration.

Every culture, every person, every heart wrestles with the same struggle: knowing the good yet failing to do it. Join us as we uncover the deeper problem behind it all—and God’s surprising solution.

An introductory case for creation, first of special series

God’s story gives meaning to your story. Discover how to recognise and live out your unique calling in part 3 of our series: The Story and the Call.

From David to Peter, the Bible is full of stories of people distracted from God. What’s pulling your focus today—and how can we fix our eyes on Jesus?

What is the call of God? How can we answer it?

Learn the secret to strength as we explore the story of Samson in the Bible.

Do we know what we’re living for? Our lives find their deepest meaning when they are rooted in God's story—and He is calling us to play our unique role in it. Join us as we discover our place in His story and respond to His call to a life of purpose and impact. Part 1 of a new series