
Sermons from City on a Hill Melbourne East. A church committed to knowing Jesus and making Jesus known.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Human wickedness spreads until every thought is bent toward evil. God grieves over the corruption of His creation. In this sermon, we see both the depth of sin and a glimmer of hope through Noah.
Bible Reading:
Genesis 6:1–8
Preacher: Sermon by Ni... more
Drawing from the road to Emmaus, we see how the risen Jesus draws near in our doubt, opens the Scriptures, and reveals the good news of who he is and what he has done. As we encounter Christ in God’s Word, may the Holy Spirit set our hearts on fire w... more
Life under the curse is marked by repetition, toil, and death. In this sermon, we see the weight of the human story—and a glimpse of hope in God’s ongoing purposes.
Bible Reading:
Genesis 5:1–32
Preacher: Stu White
This episode is part of The Beg... more
Jealousy and pride lead Cain to violence, turning brother against brother. In this sermon, we see how sin fractures relationships and replaces collaboration with rivalry.
Bible Reading:
Genesis 4:1–26
Preacher: Sermon by Neil Castle
This episode ... more
Outside Eden, humanity still longs to approach God. Cain and Abel reveal both desire and tension in worship. In this sermon, we see how true worship depends on God’s grace.
Bible Reading:
Genesis 4:1–26
Preacher: Sermon by Grant van der Merwe
Thi... more
The fall brings consequences. Relationships with God, one another, and creation are broken. In this sermon, we see how even within the curse, God points forward to hope and restoration.
Bible Reading:
Genesis 3:1–24
Preacher: Sermon by Grant van d... more
Sin fractures humanity’s relationship with God and introduces shame, fear, and brokenness into the human story. In this sermon, we see how our rebellion reveals our deep need for God’s saving grace.
Bible Reading:
Genesis 3:1–24
Preacher: Bishop P... more
Temptation enters the story as the serpent questions God’s word and goodness. In this sermon, we see how humanity faces the pull of autonomy and distrust, revealing the subtle lies that shape our struggle today.
Bible Reading:
Genesis 3:1–24
Preac... more
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This show centers on biblical teaching and practical faith across a range of Genesis and New Testament topics, applied to everyday life like family, work, rest, and vocation. Episodes consistently weave Scripture with cultural context from Melbourne, offering sermons that tackle big questions about gender, belonging, creation, God's nature, and the meaning of life through Jesus. A notable throughline is a strong emphasis on communal life—church as family, discipleship, and mission—often paired with concrete applications, prayers, and invitations to participate in church life and Easter celebrations. Listeners can expect biblically rooted guidance, thoughtful reflections on modern culture, and a pastoral tone that blends theological expositi... more
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