C3 Christchurch - Sermons

Guidelines for Praying for Others - Julia Burnett (Week 1)

South City C3 10AM

Prayer is something we can be so familiar with as Christians, but so foreign for those around us. So when we pray with others, how do we pray? Julia Burnett leads us in a look at this.

Why Am I a Christian - Introduction to Apologetics - Brett Kunkle

South City C3 10AM

Guest Brett Kunkle provides an introduction to Christian apologetics and discusses it's importance for Christians living in the 21st century.

Ephesians Discussion - Rachel McConnachie, Jonty King and Steve Burgess (Week 12)

South City C3 6PM

In this the final week of our series, we have a three-way discussion on the book of Ephesians. In it, we look at some of the difficult passages and how we can live out the central message of this great book.

Giving Children Courage - Steve Burgess

South City C3 10AM

In this sermon, Pastor Steve offers advice to fathers. 

Spiritual Battle - Jonty King (Week 11)

South City C3 6PM

This message covers Ephesians 6:10-24, the final verses of this great book. In it, we explore the reality of spiritual forces in our world and how we can fight them.

Fathers - Givers of Courage - Steve Burgess with Guests

South City C3 10AM

Members of the church offer tributes and reflections on their dads for Father's Day.

Rahab - One of Us - Dawn Burgess (Week 6)

South City C3 10AM

In this final message of our 'Stories of Old' series, Ps. Dawn looks at the curious case of Rahab and how she points to the saving work of Jesus for both Jew and Gentile.

Submitting to God - Stuart Moorhouse (Week 10)

South City C3 6PM

In this message of Ephesians 5:15-6:9, Stuart explores what submission looks like for the believer. 

Battling Sexual Sin - Steve Burgess (Week 9)

South City C3 6PM

In this message, Steve explores Ephesians 5:3-14, looking at how we can live the life God has called us to in the area of sexual sin. 

Jonah - Steve Burgess (Week 5)

South City C3 10AM

This well-known Bible story is often moralised with its true significance missed. In this message, Ps. Steve looks a little deeper, past the big fish, into the message of Jonah.