Kadina Church of Christ

10/06/2026

When life falls apart, what gets your attention?

The book of Revelation presents a challenging question: if God is constantly revealing His presence in the world, why are we so good at ignoring Him?

In Revelation 8–9, the trumpets sound as warnings to a world obsessed with its idols. The message is as relevant today as it was for the first Christians. Are we willing to listen when God speaks, or do we simply harden our hearts and carry on?

If you've ever wondered how a loving God can judge evil, why suffering exists, or what Revelation has to say about our modern world, this sermon is for you.

Listen now and be challenged to see the world—and yourself—through the eyes of the Lamb.

Why does God send judgement into the world, and why do people so often refuse to listen? In Revelation 8–9, the Lamb opens the seventh seal and the trumpets begin to sound. Through vivid images drawn from Exodus, John reveals God announcing His presence to a world filled with idols and calling peo...

01/06/2026

What do the Four Horsemen of Revelation actually represent? Why are the martyrs crying out, "How long, O Lord?" And who are the 144,000 and the great multitude standing before God's throne?

This week we continue our journey through Revelation 6–7 and discover how God responds to persecution and injustice. While the world is marked by conquest, war, scarcity, and death, the Lamb is at work bringing justice, refining His people, and leading them to eternal peace.

Listen now and be encouraged by the hope that one day God will wipe away every tear from our eyes.

The Four Horsemen, the martyrs beneath the altar, the 144,000, and the great multitude from every nation—Revelation 6–7 contains some of the most dramatic imagery in the Bible. In this sermon, we explore how these visions reveal God's response to persecution, His justice against evil, and the ho...

26/05/2026

What does Revelation’s strange imagery actually mean?

This week we dive into Revelation 4–5 and explore the throne room of heaven, the four living creatures, the scroll with seven seals, and the shocking image of the Lion who appears as a slain Lamb.

By tracing the Old Testament imagery behind the vision, we discover a powerful picture of God’s rule, Jesus’ victory, and the hope that chaos will not have the final word.

Listen to the sermon here:

In Revelation 4–5, John is given a vision of heaven’s throne room filled with powerful imagery drawn from the Old Testament. In the middle of a chaotic and broken world, Revelation reveals a God who still reigns and a Lamb who conquers through sacrifice. This sermon explores the meaning behind t...

23/05/2026

Today is Pentecost Sunday and we celebrate the Holy Spirit being poured out on Jesus' disciples and the birth of the Church. You can read more about it in Acts 2. 🔥

It is also Day 7 of Churches of Christ National Prayer Week. 🛐

Check out the final video and written devotion at www.cofcprayerweek.com or catch up on any that you may have missed during the week. 🙏

23/05/2026

Today is Day 6 of Churches of Christ National Prayer Week.

Check out today's video and written devotion at www.cofcprayerweek.com.

20/05/2026

Today is Day 4 of Churches of Christ National Prayer Week.

Stephen Lim from Church of Christ encourages us to let our light shine as we minister.

Check out today's video and written devotion at www.cofcprayerweek.com.

19/05/2026

In the lead up to Pentecost Sunday this year, this week Churches of Christ from around Australia will be praying together. We are seeking God and His Kingdom – asking for greater empowerment of our churches and readiness to meet our communities with the good news and presence of Christ.

Check out the daily video and written devotionals at www.cofcprayerweek.com

“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you. And you will be my witnesses, telling people about me everywhere, in Jerusalem, throughout Judea, in Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” Acts 1:8

19/05/2026

How does your perception distort you view of the world? On Sunday we continued our series through the book of Revelation and Jesus challenged us to see our blind spots so we can shine his light in the world.

If you missed the service you can catch up on the sermon here:

The way that we see the world effects how we live our lives. As Jesus writes to three more churches he encourages them to see the world clearly outside their circumstances. Join us as Jesus challenges our perception in Revelation 3:1-22.

11/05/2026

What pressures are shaping your life right now?

In Revelation 2, Jesus speaks to four churches facing fear, compromise, suffering, and temptation. Instead of being overwhelmed by present pressures, Jesus calls his people to live with their eyes fixed on the future he has promised.

This week’s sermon is now up on the podcast — listen here and continue our journey through Revelation.

In a world full of pressure and uncertainty about the future, Jesus speaks hope and challenge to his church. As we continue through Revelation 2, we explore Christ’s messages to four churches facing different struggles and temptations. Jesus calls them — and us — to stay faithful by fixing our...

05/05/2026

We often think of Jesus as a baby in a manger or a man on a cross… but what is He doing right now?

Sunday’s sermon kicked off our journey through Revelation—a book that can feel confusing or even intimidating, but is ultimately about revealing who Jesus really is.

Behind the chaos of the world, Jesus is not absent. He is reigning, powerful, and present with His church.

If you’ve ever wondered what Revelation is really about—or what Jesus is doing in the midst of a messy world—this message is for you.

If you missed the service, you can catch up on the sermon here:

What is Jesus doing right now? In this sermon, we begin exploring Revelation and discover a powerful vision of Jesus—not just as He was, but as He is: reigning, present, and at work in the unseen. In a world that feels chaotic and uncertain, this passage invites us to see Him clearly again.