Did you know that you are a powerful person? Do you live in the truth that God made you in His image and you represent Him everywhere you go? Andrea digs into the Old and New Testament to highlight our God given identity, and remind us that we carry both the ability and the right to walk in His power and authority. God never expects us to rely on our feelings on these issues, He calls us to deep and lasting faith so we know how good He is, remember who we are, and start flexing our spiritual muscles!

What do you do when the flame fades? Kath dives into the ancient command to “keep the fire burning”—not by chasing emotional highs, but by laying fresh wood on the altar of your life, every single day. With vivid stories, raw honesty, and a fiery look at both Leviticus and Acts, she unpacks what ignites us, what suffocates us, and what it takes to burn brighter—not just for a moment, but for a lifetime.

What do you do when Sunday hasn’t come yet? Andrea sits in the silence of Holy Saturday – the day between death and resurrection, between the devastation of Friday and the victory of Sunday. In that waiting, we are given a choice between fear and faith. Do we allow the enemy scheme of a dark tomb to tempt us into doubt, or do we look at our ‘Saturday seasons’ through the lens of the finished work of Jesus and His victorious resurrection.

​Death didn’t have the final word — Jesus did. ​Shannon doesn’t just retell the resurrection; he drills into why it matters now. Why it’s not just a miracle, but the miracle that makes every other one make sense. This is about a love so fierce it swallowed wrath, a justice so bold it passed through death, and a Saviour who didn’t flinch. If Jesus really rose, then everything changes—starting with you.​

What if returning to your first love wasn’t about feeling more—but about walking in power? In this message, Duncan takes us back to Ephesus, where twelve ordinary people received the Holy Spirit and changed an entire city. He challenges a modern church that’s strong in effort but missing its fire, asking plainly: is the Holy Spirit still your first love? This isn’t about emotional passion or polished performance. It’s about rediscovering the One who empowers us to live boldly, speak freely, and move in supernatural love. Duncan reminds us that without the Spirit, we risk becoming busy and burned out—doing things for God instead of moving with Him. But when we return to the Spirit as our source, everything shifts. The fire is not just for Sundays. It's for every moment we choose Him again. This is your invitation to return—not to a feeling, but to power.

What if the goal isn’t balance —but fullness? Shannon explores what it means to be fully alive to both the Word and the Spirit—100% committed to each, not half of both. This isn’t about maintaining a careful middle ground. It’s about stepping into a deeper way of living—real, bold, and grounded. With honest reflections on his own journey from atheism to faith, and powerful stories of everyday evangelism, Shannon calls us to shift from inward comfort to outward movement. He shares what it looks like when authentic faith meets a genuine love for people—not in theory, but in real conversations, prayer, and transformation. He challenges the church to stop managing appearances and start embracing a lifestyle that actually reaches the world. If you’ve ever longed for your faith to feel more alive—or your church to feel more activated—this message just might stir something deep and lasting.

In this grounded and freeing message, Kath challenges the mindset that treats God’s will like a tightrope and shifts the focus to walking with the Holy Spirit through everyday choices. Drawing from the early church’s example, she explores how wisdom, desire, and intimacy with God all play a part in the decisions we make. It's not about waiting for lightning bolts — it’s about moving with Him. If you’ve felt stuck in indecision or fear, this will help you breathe again and walk forward with peace.

What if Jesus was walking right beside you, and you didn’t even recognize Him? That’s exactly what happened on the road to Emmaus. Andrea explores how our assumptions, disappointments, and expectations can blind us to the reality of Jesus—just like they did for His own followers. We all carry a version of Jesus shaped by our experiences, but is it truly Him? This message challenges us to lay down our preconceived ideas and see Jesus as He really is. Are we willing to let go of what we thought we knew in order to truly see?

This Sunday, we gathered as a church to hear what God is saying in this season. Prophetic voices within our community shared words about renewal, transformation, and the call to carry His presence in a greater way. God is inviting us to step in, not just listen. He is revealing His plans in the shaking and preparing us in the refining. This isn’t about the future—it’s about now.

Leadership isn’t about titles—it’s about character. Andrea challenges us to rethink leadership as more than a role; it’s a calling carried with humility, responsibility, and integrity. Through 1 Timothy 3, she unpacks the weight of leadership, urging us to examine our lives, not just as leaders but as followers of Christ. She highlights the importance of faithfulness, accountability, and the dangers of seeking position over purpose. Leadership must be stewarded well, not lorded over others. Whether you're stepping into leadership or growing in faith, this message invites you to ask: Are you ready to lead—or follow—with faithfulness?