Show Notes
Legacy is a series about living for something bigger than ourselves. As we step into a new season as a church, we're exploring what it means to build a life that leaves a lasting impact — not just what we leave for people, but what we leave in people. From Moses and Joshua to Paul and Timothy, Scripture is full of ordinary people who built extraordinary legacies of faith, and their stories remind us that every generation has a part to play in advancing God's Kingdom.
God’s story does not begin or end with us: each generation is called to receive, steward and pass on faith to the next. Drawing on Psalm 78, this message explores how we honour those who came before us, celebrate what God is doing now and make space for stories still to come. Through sharing testimonies, praying together and finding our place in church life, we can build a legacy that reaches beyond ourselves.
A lasting local legacy begins with being rooted in the local church, making Jesus our priority rather than fitting faith around convenience. Drawing on Psalm 92, this message explores how consistent worship and life-giving community strengthen and refresh us, helping us flourish and become a blessing to others. We’re invited to take a practical step towards belonging, whether by joining a small group, serving on a team or encouraging someone who needs hope.
Leaving a lasting legacy is not about making a name for ourselves, but making Jesus known in the places we call home. Rooted in John 3:30, this message invites us to let prayer deepen our love for our communities and to bring our gifts into the life of the local church. Through kindness, generosity and a simple invitation, each of us can play a part in helping others come to know Jesus.
Generosity is a grace we can grow in, leaving a legacy of faith for generations to come. Drawing on the Macedonian churches in 2 Corinthians 8, this message encourages us to practise thankfulness for what we have and develop a personal conviction about giving rooted in our love for God. We’re invited to take a step of faith with our finances, sharing in the privilege of supporting local communities, global mission and future church leaders. Stuart Keir shared a great message titled 'The Camels are coming' — catch up here.