In this message, Pastor Pete shares our vision for 2024. He outlines the major areas of church life and ministries where we believe God is calling us to deepen our stakes, so that our communities that were relaunched last year would be established and strengthened. 

The heart behind Pastor Pete’s message is for us to become a people who are willing to lay down our lives for Him. The prophet Isaiah saw the glory of God and understood that His sins had been forgiven; his response was ‘Here am I. Send me’. Today, God is still looking, not for ability, but for availability.

Pastor Pete unpacks Ezra’s powerful prayer and his call to the people of Israel to repent from their unfaithfulness to God; a timeless prayer that equally applies to us today. Pastor Pete challenges us not to lead a life of compromise, but to be serious about our relationship with Him.  

In this message, Pastor Paul looks at the example of Queen Esther who stood against a culture of indulgence. Aware of the desperate need for God to rescue His people, she fasted and called on them to fast with her.

Without prayer, there is no revival. Nehemiah prayed in line with the will of God and brought about change and transformation for the Jewish exiles. Pastor Pete encourages us to do the same; the key to powerful and effective prayer is to ask God to do the very things that are in His heart to do.

The Christmas story is full of wonder. Pastor Jude invites us to be amazed and to stand in awe, just like Mary, Joseph and all those who witnessed Jesus’ arrival did, 2000 years ago.

Pastor Pete’s Christmas message looks at the coming of Christ from the angels’ perspective. They were the most enthusiastic witnesses of the Nativity, singing and rejoicing because they understood the huge significance of what God was accomplishing through the birth of Jesus.

The story of Christmas is about God sending a gift to mankind – the gift of Himself. In this family friendly message, Pastor Sammy unpacks God’s plans for Christmas. The birth of Jesus did not come unannounced; it had been promised after Adam and Eve’s rejection of God and confirmed several times throughout the centuries by His prophets.

As Christians, we stake our eternity on the Bible. But how do we know it can be trusted? How do we know it contains the right books? And how do we know it has not been watered down through centuries of translation? Pastor Pete answers these important questions.

The Apostle Peter, with great tenderness for his friends who are facing severe persecution, wants to lift up their heads to see that Jesus will return. Many will scoff at such an idea, but we must remember that this is God’s promise – The King will return. In light of this, we must live holy lives, speeding His return by being His faithful witnesses.