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Sunday messages from Clayton Church of Christ to help you know Jesus, grow as His disciple, and represent Him in everyday life. 

  1. 4d ago

    The Book of Acts Part 3: The Church Spreads Through Persecution (with Ps Tim Meyers)

    We're continuing our Book of Acts series this year, and this Sunday, Ps Tim will be sharing The Church Spreads Through Persecution, based on Acts 8:1–8. When fierce opposition broke out against the early church, it seemed like the end of the movement. Believers were persecuted, homes were invaded, and families were scattered. Yet, what was intended for destruction became an opportunity for God’s purposes to advance. As we explore this passage, we’ll discover how persecution, rather than silencing the gospel, caused it to spread even further. We’ll see how God can use opposition to ignite courageous faith and bold preaching in ordinary believers, ultimately bringing deep and unshakeable joy even in the midst of difficult circumstances. Join us as we reflect on how God continues to work through every situation to accomplish His purposes.

  2. Oct 10

    Stones of Memorial (with Dr Lisa Pak)

    God has always been a generational God, unfolding His story through humanity, generation after generation. It is significant for us to remember who God is and what He has done so that we might look towards what is to come in confidence and courage, knowing that He is faithful, always.

  3. Oct 3

    Jesus for the Generations: Wisdom Across the Ages (with Ps Tim Meyers)

    As we come to the final message in our Jesus for the Generations series, we turn to Paul’s letters to Timothy and the wisdom he shared with a younger generation of believers. Through 1 Timothy 6:11–16 and 2 Timothy 2:1–7, we’ll explore what it looks like to live faithfully, grow in wisdom and pass on what we have learned to those who come after us.

  4. Sep 27

    Jesus for the Generations: A Season of Change (with Ps Tim Meyers)

    Life brings seasons of change, and with them can come trials that test our faith. In James 1:1–12, we’re reminded that trials can shape our character, deepen our dependence on God and teach us to persevere. Join us as we explore what it means to love God through difficult seasons and discover the blessing of faithful endurance. This episode was originally recorded on 27 September 2026.

  5. Sep 20

    Jesus for the Generations: Peering Through the Pressure (with Ps Duc)

    This week, we continue our miniseries on Jesus for the Generations, looking at Peering Through the Pressure, looking at the struggles that young people face, and how God speaks to those struggles. Join us as we explore how we build firm foundations amidst a world competing for our identity.   This episode was originally recorded on 20 September 2026.

  6. Sep 13

    Jesus for the Generations: Child-Like Faith (with Ps Sheron)

    This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series, Jesus for the Generations. Ps Sheron will kick off the series with her message, Child-Like Faith. In Mark 10, Jesus not only showed us that the Kingdom of God welcomes children, but whether we're young or old, Jesus reminds us that we are to come to Him with child-like faith; open, honest, trusting, and simply as we are.   This episode was originally recorded on 13 September 2026.

  7. Sep 6

    Fatherhood: An Earthly Hope. A Divine Reality (with Ps Tim Meyers)

    Ps Tim shared a short Father’s Day message, “Fatherhood: A Divine Reality; An Earthly Hope”, based on Ephesians 3:14–19. Together, we’ll reflect on God’s fatherhood and the hope we have through Him.   This episode was originally recorded on 6 September 2026.

  8. Aug 30

    Compassion Sunday (with Tonya Peters)

    We had the privilege of welcoming Tonya Peters from Compassion Australia as our special guest speaker. Sharing from Matthew 14:13–21, Tonya explored how Jesus’ deep compassion moved Him to respond to the needs of others, even while grieving the death of John the Baptist. Through the feeding of the five thousand, we are reminded that Jesus calls us to actively participate in generosity and trust that God can use what may seem like a small offering to provide more than enough. This powerful miracle shows us that compassion is not simply something we feel, but something we put into action as we respond to the needs around us, serve others selflessly, and offer what we have with willing hearts, trusting God to use even the smallest acts of kindness and generosity to bring blessing and abundance.   This episode was originally recorded on 30 August 2026.

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