Welcome

As one of the many churches in Bendigo, we are a community of Christians of all ages, reformed and evangelical in our theology and practise, part of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria, and therefore the Presbyterian Church of Australia.

As a reformed and evangelical church, we are also connected in with The Gospel Coalition Australia.

We meet at 10:30am every Sunday  (9:30am on Good Friday and Christmas Day) on the corner of Forest and MacKenzie Streets, Bendigo. You can also catch us on 105.1 Life FM, each Sunday at 9am.

We confess faith in our Lord Jesus Christ and rejoice in the salvation He freely gives His people by His grace. In response to God’s goodness in this way, we seek to love God in return and seek to share what we have come to know with the people of Bendigo and surrounds.

Are you searching for more about this salvation, what it means to be a Christian or what is so good about the good news of the gospel of the Lord Jesus? We’d love to meet you and answer any questions you have. Or maybe you have something you’d like us to pray about? Why not contact us and let us know?

Together with Eaglehawk PC and Reforming, Bendigo East PC, we form the three Presbyterian ‘sister’ churches in Bendigo.

Recent News

PCV General Assembly

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It’s October, and in the Presbyterian Church of Victoria, that means it’s time for General Assembly – our statewide gathering of ministers (teaching elders) and elders (ruling elders) from across our 11 presbyteries. Monday October 5th saw the commencement of the 174th General Assembly of the PCV with the installation of Rev John Wilson as the Moderator.

Like to know what was discussed? Easy. Just follow this link.

Current Sermon Series

Latest Sermon

‘See the crippling effect of legalism challenged by the Saviour’ (Luke 13:10-21)

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The Lortd Jesus was often in direct confrontation with the religious leaders of his day, and the event recorded in Luke 13;10-21 is a prime example of that. When Jesus healed the crippled woman on the Sabbath in the synagogue, things quickly got heated. The legalistic ruler of the synagogue got angry that jesus had healed on the Sabbath, which only caused Jesus to grow angry at the ‘fruitlessness’ of those in charge, and the extent to which their legalism caused such spiritual blindness.

Message

Outline

• The forty-second in this series
• Connecting to last week’s text
• The ‘fruitlessness’ of the religious leaders
• See how Luke tells us about …

  1. A significant healing (v.10-13)
  2. A legalistic response (v.14)
  3. A compelling challenge (v.15-21)

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