One-Off Messages

This week Pastor Grant Harris is bringing us a message on Matariki: Rest | Remembrance | Resurrection, looking at the Last Supper and the words of Jesus, highlighting how what happened in the Upper Room reflects the celebration of Matariki.

Today Pastor Grant Harris is bringing us a message on Faith In The Marketplace, looking at the Windsor Park Hub Limited and how they outwork their vision statement to build stronger communities by putting their faith into action. In this message we hear from the Managers of the Hub social enterprises: Small Fries (Shelley Thornton), Windsor Creative (Junie Jumig) and Windsor Funerals (Hazel James).

This Sunday we’re jumping out of our series for Kings Birthday Weekend, and welcoming one of Windsor Parks very own, Ross Georgiou, to preach! He’s bringing us a message on The Heart of Jesus – one that’s incredibly timely with everything going on in our nation and world this week. 

It's Mother's Day! Naomi Cowan (CEO of Equip ... www.equip.net.nz) is a member of Windsor Park who's career has been spent helping people to grow in themselves. This message encourages us to not only be grateful for those who have nurtured us, but to put that into practice by nurturing others.

The team who went to Cebu (Philippines) in April report back on what they saw and how their experiences help shape their lives ... and try to encourage you to enter a child sponsorship journey!

It's Resurrection Sunday! As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, Pastor Grant looks at the significance of the massive number of 7's in the Bible that signify completeness, including the 7 I Am's that Jesus uses to describe himself - which makes Jesus worthy of our worship, especially as He Is Risen!

Sarah Clark, Manager of the Windsor Park LifeCare Trust, shows how Moses was held up by others in Exodus 17:8-13 as an example of what we're doing at Windsor Park through the ministries of the LifeCare Trust - and gives us a range of opportunities about how we can be involved.

Dr Phil Halstead, a Lecturer in Pastoral Care and Counselling at Carey Baptist College, speaks from Psalm 90 as he explores the life-giving biblical theme of being cognisant of the fragility of life.

Walking through Acts 8:26-40, Christa McKirland (a faculty member at Carey Baptist College) looks at how the Spirit is involved throughout the story of the pursuit and inclusion of the Ethiopian eunuch. In this passage, we see God’s love for the world, God’s love for the person, and how God equips us to be agents of love for the world.

In Week 3 of our 2024 vision series, Grant shares about Jesus' teaching on the kingdom of God, using the Parable of the Weeds to show what our role is in being part of God's mission in our world [community].