Fasting is not about proving discipline or trying to earn God’s attention.

As C3 Nights prepares for Hunger Nights and the lead-up to Increase Conference, Sam Edmeades teaches on fasting as voluntary weakness that reveals our dependence on God.

Looking at Jesus in the wilderness and Esther before the king, this message invites us to create space, surrender control, reshape our appetites, and turn our hunger into prayer.

The supernatural is not meant to be confined to Sunday services or reserved for pastors on a platform.

This week, Ps Alan Hood reminds us that Jesus expected His disciples to carry His ministry into everyday life, and that same call is on us today.

This sermon encourages us to look for God opportunities, pray with faith, and expect Jesus to work through us wherever we go.

Ps Elena closes our Formation series this week by calling us back to our God-given identity as children of the Father.

Spiritual identity theft happens when the enemy robs believers of the truth of who they are in Christ. It's time to think what God thinks, say what God says, and do what God shows us to do — and live-out the destiny He has given us.

It's a Next Gen Takeover this week at C3 Nights - Youth and Young Adults are running the service.

Simon spoke about costly surrender through Abraham and Isaac, Rachel challenged us to keep our fire burning through small daily moments with God, and Braeya unpacked Mary of Bethany’s alabaster jar as a picture of worship that costs something.

It's a clear call from the next generation - bring everything to Jesus, keep feeding our relationship with Him, and pour out worship that is personal, wholehearted and surrendered.

Authority can sound restrictive, especially in a culture shaped by independence and rebellion.

In this Formation series sermon, Ps Elena shows that authority is God’s idea — a covering given for protection, order and formation.

Looking at God’s ultimate authority, delegated authority, David’s response to Saul, and the danger of disobedience, this message challenges us to honour the people God places over us, make respectful appeals when needed, and trust that God forms our character as we live under His covering.

Some of the biggest battles we face are not fought with outward weapons, but in our mind.

In a continuation of our Formation series, this week Dave Mann teaches on the power of renewing the mind - showing how beliefs shape thinking, feelings and behaviour.

Through Scripture, personal testimony and practical illustrations, this message explores mental strongholds, trauma, temptation, forgiveness and freedom — reminding us that healing comes as we align our lives with God’s truth, keep walking in His Word, and learn to take every thought captive.

Oh, the beauty of God’s grace!

Today, Wayne Hardman reminds us that grace is not something we earn, work for, or measure out according to our performance. Only through Jesus Christ and His redemptive work on the cross can we be saved from our own inability and receive God’s free gift of grace.

With a memorable picture of jam spread just right on toast, this message calls us to receive grace fully, live under it rightly, and speak “grace, grace” to the mountains we face.

The needs around us are too great to be met by human strength alone.

For our next Formation series sermon, Ps Alan Hood calls us to live as disciples who expect God to work supernaturally through everyday obedience.

From Peter and John at the Beautiful Gate to simple moments at work, on walks, and in daily life, this message reminds us that the supernatural is not limited to church services — God wants to move through His people wherever they go.

Time for some fun at C3 Nights!

At a Five for Five night, five speakers get five minutes max to share on a topic. This time? The Fruit of the Spirit.

Charlie took gentleness, Taylor took goodness, Jess took peace, Sean took love, and Olivia took joy — five short messages, five different voices, and one big reminder: the fruit of the Spirit isn’t something we force by trying harder. It’s what grows in us as we stay connected to Jesus.

In Forgiveness, Ps Alan Hood continues the Formations series by reminding us that forgiveness sits at the heart of Christianity.

Through Peter’s question to Jesus, the forgiven woman, the unforgiving servant, and David’s confrontation with Nathan, Ps Alan shows that when we remember the grace we have received, we are better able to release the debts we hold against others and become people who carry grace wherever we go.