Ps Joel kicks off our Jesus is Good News series. He teaches from the story of Nicodemus in John 3 and even shares about his own criminal past. Jesus is good news for everyone, everywhere!

In today's message, Ps Benaiah shares that every seed, fruit, root and pruning from this year has been God's quiet preparation for the breakthrough He is about to launch you into in the coming season.

In today's message ps Benaiah calls believers to live with pure, honest and wholehearted sincerity like Jesus, allowing every action, motive and expression of faith to flow from a genuine heart that reveals God to the world.

Ps Charlie brings us around a reflective message on "give me Jesus" moments from her own life, reminding us of the simplicity of "giving Jesus" to our would.

Loving others well means following Jesus' example by listening, encouraging, action and praying, a simple LEAP that makes God's love visible and transformative in everyday life.

Ps Nat continues our Good Fruit series speaking on being recognised by the fruit we bear. To be people who bear good fruit we must allow God to work on us on the inside, this fruit we bear will be "Good Fruit".

Ps Benaiah shares around Creating a Culture of Fruitfulness through embracing the often painful, messy, and refining process of spiritual growth - being rooted in Christ, sustained by grace, fuelled by hunger, balanced by rest, marked by celebration, and shaped through pruning - so that we and others can fully step into our Kingdom calling.

Ps Benaiah continues our Good Fruit series with his message "The Joy of Growth" encouraging us around the joy and cost of seeing growth and saying yes to the chaos and sacrifice that is needed to see revival in our city.

The Father wants you to see yourself through His eyes: deeply loved, proudly celebrated, and faithfully progressing, because even when you don’t feel it, you’re doing better than you know.

Ben Green hosts a conversation with Ps Joel, asking questions from our church community as part of the Good Fruit Sermon Series.
We pray you are encouraged as we continue to wrestle and grow in our walks with God, producing fruit that lasts.