God never intended for us to move through life alone, but to keep in step with the Spirit (Galatians 5:25). In this message we continue learning what it means to walk with the Holy Spirit who dwells in us. We are invited to step into a greater intimacy and life aligned with his truth — a greater friendship with the Holy Spirit.

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God is looking for worshippers who worship in Spirit and in truth (John 4:24). In this message, we are encouraged to pursue an intimate, authentic relationship with our Father, who longs to reveal himself to us. When we come face to face with him in worship and prayer, we open ourselves to receiving his love in return.

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Jesus has called us to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and follow him (Luke 9:23). In this message, we learn that the way to do this is through the Holy Spirit, who is a person that dwells within us. We are invited to build a relationship with him by surrendering control and trusting him wholeheartedly.

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He is risen! As we read Mark 16:1-8, we celebrate that Jesus’ resurrection was not the end of the story, but just the beginning. He has set us free to fill us with the same power that raised him from the dead and to proclaim that life has the final say. As his followers, sometimes we just need to embrace the mystery of faith and simply believe.

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This week, we dive into 2 Corinthians 5:14-21, learning what it means to walk as true ambassadors of Christ. God’s design is to have his presence flow through us so that it touches the world around us. When we freely give away what he has given us, we begin to experience his freedom and truth more fully. He invites us to let go of fear and comfort, and to step forward into the light, knowing we are qualified by him.

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As God’s royal priests, we have been given a vision from heaven to rebuild and are called to take our position as his representatives here on earth. In this message, we get a deeper understanding of the distinction between the lies of the accuser and the truth of the Holy Spirit who lives within us. When we obey the voice of our Advocate, we grow in spiritual maturity that enables us to lead others to walk in his light.

In this message, we read Isaiah 61 through the lens of Luke 4:14-20 to see how Jesus came not only to fulfill Scripture but to demonstrate his power. Like him, we have been anointed by the Spirit in order to display the splendour of the kingdom of God. By obediently walking with the Holy Spirit, we find our purpose, and we are empowered to rebuild, restore, and renew the world around us.

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As followers of Jesus, we are both walking in the promise of his kingdom and preparing for his return. In this message, we draw from Mark 1:1-8 and Luke 7:29-30, where we learn that the way to keep ourselves prepared is through maintaining a posture of humility and repenting. Repentance realigns our heart with God’s so that we can live in the fullness of our identity in Christ.

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God is calling our church to be witnesses to the power of the Cross — to display his manifold wisdom to all the powers of the air (Ephesians 3:10-11). This confrontation invites us to bear the responsibility of being known by his name by rejecting self-exaltation and false humility, and recognizing the times he uses us to show the world his nature, authority, and presence. In this message, we are invited as a church to outwardly express what God is already working in us so that our lives become faithful manifestations of the inheritance we have in Christ.

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Jesus came to make us whole. He takes our sin, our shame, and our pride, and through his love, heals our deepest wounds. In this message, we explore how shame and pride can keep us trapped and distant from God, protecting places in our hearts that he longs to access. Jesus empathizes with our weakness and invites us to bring every part of ourselves to him. Through his wounds, we find mercy, grace, and healing—salve for our hearts instead of the lies the enemy offers.

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