Written from a prison cell, the book of Philippians is one of the most joy-filled, hope-packed letters ever written — and it's proof that our circumstances don't have to determine our faith. This series takes us on a walk through Paul's remarkable letter, exploring what it truly means to live for Christ, know Jesus above everything else, and hold onto lasting joy no matter what life brings. To launch the series Pastor Paul Reid shared a great message titled 'Living your best life' — catch up here.

Conflict is inevitable — in families, friendships, workplaces, and yes, even in church. But how we handle it reveals a lot about who we are and what we actually believe. This series, 'It's Not You, It's Me,' takes an honest look at the role we each play in the tensions and difficulties we face — and how taking personal responsibility can become the unexpected key to breakthrough and restored relationships. To conclude this brilliant series Pastor Glyn Barrett shared a great message on 'Communication' — catch up here.

Conflict is inevitable — in families, friendships, workplaces, and yes, even in church. But how we handle it reveals a lot about who we are and what we actually believe. This series, 'It's Not You, It's Me,' takes an honest look at the role we each play in the tensions and difficulties we face — and how taking personal responsibility can become the unexpected key to breakthrough and restored relationships. To continue the series Pastor Mark Foster shared a great message titled 'Building Strong Community' — catch up here.

Conflict is inevitable — in families, friendships, workplaces, and yes, even in church. But how we handle it reveals a lot about who we are and what we actually believe. This series, 'It's Not You, It's Me,' takes an honest look at the role we each play in the tensions and difficulties we face — and how taking personal responsibility can become the unexpected key to breakthrough and restored relationships.

To continue the series Pastor Paul Reid shared a great message titled 'Managing Conflict' — catch up here.

Relationships are at the heart of everything — how we treat people, how we show up for them, and what we bring into the spaces we share with others. This series, 'It's not you, it's me,' turns the mirror on us, exploring how our own habits, patterns, and blind spots shape the connections we build and the ones we break. It's an honest, hopeful look at becoming the kind of person others can do life with. To launch the series Pastor Glyn Barrett shared a great message titled 'Relationships' — catch up here.

Mmusi Maimane is a South African politician, pastor, and leader with a heart for justice, faith, and the local church. He joined us in June and brought this powerful message titled 'An Audacious Church' — catch up here.

Peter Haas is the Lead Pastor of Substance Church in Minneapolis and a gifted communicator with a heart for generosity and Kingdom culture. He joined us in June and brought this incredible message titled 'Contagious Generosity' — you won't want to miss it. Catch up here.

Sam Evans is the senior pastor of Planetshakers, Australia and joined us in June for our Luminous Conference - we were also honoured for her to stay with us on Sunday as she brought this incredible message, a timely and encouraging word titled 'God is on our side' — catch up here.

We live in a culture that tells us to look after ourselves first. Yet despite all our freedom, connection, and opportunity, loneliness has become one of the defining issues of our time. This series explores the biblical practice of hospitality—the simple but powerful act of opening our homes, sharing our tables, serving others, and building genuine community. Through Scripture, practical insights, and honest conversation, we’ll discover how God’s answer to isolation is found in lives lived together. Hospitality isn’t entertaining. It’s making room for people. To start the series Pastor Paul Reid shared this great message titled 'Practice Hospitality'

You've done everything right. You landed the job, found the relationship, maybe even found the church — and yet something still feels off. In this message, Pastor Glyn unpacks why so many of us are stuck in an exhausting cycle of anticipation, arrival, happiness, and disappointment — and why we keep repeating it. Using a brilliantly simple object illustration with a guitar, he reveals what the Bible actually says about the source of joy: it's not circumstantial, it's not earned, and it's not found in what happens to you. It's relational — and it starts with a retuning.