A Note About Sunday Service Recordings

We’re sorry that we’re not currently able to record and publish full Sunday services. Producing a complete service involves a significant amount of time in recording, editing, and publishing, and at present this isn’t something our team is able to sustain alongside their other commitments.

Our team is actively working to find a more efficient and sustainable way to share Sunday services in the future, and we’ll update the website as soon as that becomes possible.

In the meantime, we will continue to publish the sermons below, so that you can still engage with the teaching and reflection from our worship together. Thank you for your understanding, patience, and continued support.

When Nothing Useful Happens
📖 Isaiah 42: 1-9 & Matthew 3: 13-17

What if one of the most important moments in the Gospels looks, on the surface, like it achieves almost nothing? Jesus’ baptism is quiet, still, and strangely unproductive. No miracles. No sermon. No measurable outcomes. And yet the Gospels insist this moment matters more than almost anything else. In this reflection on Isaiah 42:1–9 and Matthew 3:13–17, we explore why. Isaiah speaks of a servant upheld not by force but by faithfulness — gentle with the bruised and patient with the faint. At the Jordan, Jesus embodies that servant, stepping into the water not to prove himself, but to receive what comes before all ministry: belovedness.