In The Law of Intentionality, Ps Luka Robertson challenges the church to stop assuming growth will happen automatically and to become intentional with God.

Speaking to mindsets and limitations - for both young and old - he unpacks the gaps that keep people stuck — assumption, knowledge, timing, mistakes, perfection, feelings and comparison.

Be encouraged and step into everything God has for you!

Names can lift people up, weigh people down, mark identity, and shape how we see ourselves.

Ps Wayne Hardman explores the power of names — from the names spoken over us to the many names of God — and points us back to Jesus, the name above every name.

This message is an invitation to let God break off false or negative names and receive the identity, freedom and blessing found in Him.

Psalm 23 begins with a declaration that changes everything: “The Lord is my shepherd.”

This week, Ps Luka Robertson walks through this beloved passage, showing that before David speaks of provision, restoration, the valley, the table, or the overflowing cup, he names the One who is leading his life.

This message invites us to trust the Shepherd, rest in His care, receive restoration, and know that goodness and mercy are following us all our days.

In Stand Your Ground, Ps Elena Hood reminds us that Jesus has already won the victory, but we are called to occupy and hold the ground He has taken.

Speaking about spiritual warfare, authority and responsibility, this message challenges us to stop living reactively or fearfully, and instead stand in the delegated authority of Jesus, confront the enemy with God’s Word, and become mature believers who know how to fight.

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.

In this, the final sermon of C3 Nights’ Postured series, Abby Edmeades looks at the closing chapters of David’s life and his desire to see God exalted beyond his own lifetime.

Featuring a devotional moment from Karyn Lougher on passing faith from generation to generation, this message reminds us that worship is not just singing, but a whole-life response to the worthiness of God.

It's week 5 of our Postured series and this week, Moses Caldwell looking at David’s failure with Bathsheba and his journey back to God in his sermon A Repentant Heart.

Through David’s sin, conviction and repentance, Moses unpacks a simple framework: awareness, agreement and adjustment.

This message reminds us that repentance is not about earning forgiveness, but receiving what Jesus has done, turning from sin, agreeing with God’s Word, and walking in obedience and freedom.

In Heroes in the Faith, Ps Wayne Hardman looks through some of the great men and women of Scripture — from Adam, Noah and Gideon to Joseph, David, Paul, Barnabas, Priscilla and Aquila.

This message reminds us that heroes of faith are not perfect people, but obedient people who trust God, keep showing up, and play their part in His purposes. Every believer has a job to do, big or small, for the King.

Our Tauranga AM series, Formation, moves into week 3 and this time, Morgan Burne speaks to the significance of what we say over ourselves, others and the situations we face in his sermon 'The Power Of Words'.

Through Gideon, Jesus’ teaching, the apostle James and personal testimony, Morgan reminds us that our words reveal what is filling our hearts and help direct the course of our lives.

This message calls us to hear from God, fill our hearts with His Word, and become people who speak faith, hope and life.

It’s week four of C3 Nights’ Postured series, and this time Sam Edmeades looks at David’s hunger for the presence of God.

Through Psalm 27 and the story of David bringing the ark back to Jerusalem, Sam reminds us that a hungry heart is not satisfied with what God can do, but longs for where God is.

This message calls us to make room for God’s presence and put Him back at the centre.