For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given. Within that prophecy lies the mystery of the incarnation - God becoming a human, taking on flesh, in the person of Jesus Christ, so that He could save us from our sins. In this message, Ps Jason explores how this truth should impact us deeply.

On the anniversary of our first year as a church, special guest and Prophet Steve McCracken brings a powerful word on the part we must play in fulfilling God's seven-year vision for our church.  

God has a vision of healthy growth for every church, but His plan hinges upon His people being willing to be equipped. 

When we have an eternal perspective, we have a motivation to make life decisions that bring little by little transformation, leading to an eternal legacy without regret.

In Exodus 23:27–33 and Deuteronomy 7:21–25, God promises gradual victory over enemies - not instant conquest - to build Israel's capacity, prevent desolation, and ensure sustained growth. This Old Testament pattern foreshadows the Church's advance of the Kingdom. As believers multiply in faith, character, and numbers, Christ's dominion expands progressively. In this message, Ps Jason unpacks the little habits that compound into God's plan for increase in our lives.

(Due to technical difficulties, the audio at the start is muffled, but it does improve at the 17 minute mark.)

On week two of our Legacy Offering, Martin shares his story of how God radically changed his messed up life, including his trials and errors of learning how to steward God's resources. 

In week one of our Legacy Offering series, we unpack legacy through the lens of God’s covenant promises to Abraham. Sowing seeds of faith, obedience, and generosity today can yield an enduring Kingdom impact that echoes through generations. Every great legacy begins with a seed.

Soloman said, "Death and life is in the power of the tongue." James agrees, and gives us three metaphors to explain how our words are much more powerful than we often realise. As followers of Christ, we must rid our lives of all words of death, and speak only words of life.

Both Saul and David heard the same taunting and attempts at intimidation from Goliath. But they each had radically different responses. The Apostle Paul sheds some light on what was unique about David's response. He had a spirit of faith, which is critical for every believer, especially in the hour that we find ourselves in.  

In the parable of the sower, Jesus describes four conditions of the heart, each revealed in the type of soil the seed falls upon. But He also challenges each of us as His followers to join Him as a farmer sowing seeds, without much consideration of which type of soil we might be sowing into. Listen and be challenged by these uncomfortable truths, and get onto the path to greater eternal fruitfulness in your life.