How do we become people who love like Jesus? This teaching explores what a rule of life is and how, under God, it can be used to form us into Christ's likeness.

From the 2026 vision series, 'Loved to Love: Tuning our Hearts to the Heart of God'.

How do we respond to the love that God has shown us in Christ? The only right response we can is to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind and strength. Listen in to hear how we can begin to do this in our lives today!

From the 2026 vision series, 'Loved to Love: Tuning our Hearts to the Heart of God'.

Where do you find your identity in life? In this teaching from 1 John 4, we learn how to take up our identity as people who are the beloved of God.

From the 2026 vision series, 'Loved to Love: Tuning our Hearts to the Heart of God'.

How can we not worry about our lives? How can we be peacefully present and calmly focused on the Kingdom? And is this even possible in our anxious age?

In this message, Aaron Smith teaches on Jesus' extraordinary words in Matthew 6:25-34, and his invitation to live a life not worrying about your own life.

How do we become a people who are devoted to prayer? In this message, Mitch Everingham takes us on a journey through the life of Jesus and the early church, sharing personal and corporate practices for devoting ourselves to prayer.

“You are the light of the world.” This sermon explores what that looks like in real life—ordinary people, ordinary days, learning to carry the light of Jesus into a dark and hurting world. Rooted in Matthew 5, it’s a call to return to your first love and shine with renewed courage. Matthew 5:14-16.

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Fear has a way of surfacing at Christmas—fear about the world, our future, and what we can’t control. Looking at Joseph’s story in Matthew 1, this sermon explores the angel’s words, “Do not be afraid,” and how the birth of Jesus speaks directly into our deepest worries. Discover why the coming of Jesus the King means you don’t have to be afraid this Christmas.

Where do you find real joy when life is full, painful, or exhausting? In this Advent message from Luke 2:8–20, we explore the good news of great joy announced at the first Christmas and why it still matters today. This sermon shows how Jesus offers a deeper joy than circumstances, success, or comfort—a joy that anchors us in hope and leads us to glorify God.

What about worship? Rediscover the heart of worship with a message from singer and songwriter Kieran De Le Harpe. Kieran is a band leader at Anchor Beaches who has worked with Jeremy Riddle, OC Worship, United Pursuit, P&W, and more recently the Haus.

A vision for corporate worship in a bible + charismatic church.