This Sunday we looked at Psalm 126 and how God has designed 'joy' to be something that is a part of your life.We hope this message by Anthony encourages you.

This Sunday, we looked at Psalm 22. Gareth reminded us that when we face hardships and life feels difficult, we can hold on to the truths revealed in this passage.We hope this message encourages you.

This Sunday we continued with our Family by Design series, with the focus on parenting.Raising a family is no easy task. For many, the journey can feel overwhelming and daunting, leaving parents unsure where to find clarity and direction. Yet the Bible is not silent on the matter. As we looked at the Shema in Deuteronomy 6:4–8, we discovered timeless principles that help us order our priorities and faithfully raise godly families. We hope this message by Etienne du Toit encourages you.

This Sunday, we started a new two week series: Family by Design. God designed the family — its purpose, its structure, and its foundations. Understanding this is essential to understanding the Bible’s teaching on the family. More than that, it provides a foundation for seeing the family rightly in a society that has increasingly distorted and redefined its meaning.We hope this message by Etienne du Toit encourages you.

On Sunday, we looked at John 6:48–71. This passage exposes our deep desire to be in control of our lives, our futures, and even our own righteousness. Through John's account, Jesus challenges us to examine where we place our trust and to confront a crucial question: Do we accept Christ as our Savior—the bread of life that can truly satisfy us.Through the passage, Etienne also presses us to consider two life-defining questions: Who is Jesus to you? And what is at stake if you choose not to accept Him?We pray this message strengthens you in your walk with Christ.

This Sunday, we explored John 6:35–51, looking closely at how we can trust God for our salvation and for the salvation of those around us. Throughout John's Gospel, we see Jesus perform many signs and wonders, yet many people still refuse to believe in Him. Gareth highlighted that signs and miracles alone are not enough to overcome the brokenness of the human heart. Ultimately, it is God who reveals Himself to those He calls, drawing them to faith in Christ.We pray this message strengthens you in your walk with Christ.

This Sunday we looked at John 6:16-34. Anthony Laruffa took us through the story of Jesus walking on water and how Jesus engages his disciples to help them understand who he is. We pray this message strengthens you in your walk with Christ.

This Sunday we looked at John 6:1–15. Gareth explores how the feeding of the five thousand reveals the signs of Jesus and what they point toward. The passage challenges us with an important question: Why do we come to Jesus? Do we seek Him only for what He can provide physically, or do we recognise Him as the Messiah — the true bread of life sent from heaven to offer far more than we could imagine: eternal life?We pray this message strengthens you in your walk with Christ.

Etienne continues with our The Gospel of John series as we look at John 5: 30-47. We pray this message encourages and strengthens you.

This Sunday, we welcomed guest preacher Colin-Goodall-Wyatt, who shared with us Matthew 28: 16 -20. Colin encourages us that we are all called to partaking in the great commission. We pray this message strengthens you.