In this "Just as He Said" message, Clem explores how Jesus was tested in private before his public ministry and what that means for our spiritual growth today.

In this message, Mike explores how the abundance of God is revealed among His people through generosity, worship, and trust.

Mike reveals why making disciples doesn’t have to be intimidating when we realise that we sow the seed of God’s word into people’s hearts but it is the Holy Spirit that causes growth.

In this vision message for 2026, Andrew Chisholm shares CityLife’s Overflowing Life vision, calling the church to rediscover God’s original design to be fruitful and multiply.

When Jesus is declared Lord, He exposes and disrupts our idols. Shelley encourages us to look to Paul’s courageous and wise faithfulness in Acts 19 – remembering that Jesus is greater than any modern-day "Artemis".

Change is a normal part of life but that doesn’t mean we find change easy. In this deeply pastoral message, Mike explains that God never asks His people to ignore what they’re feeling or leaves them to walk through the transition alone.

Chris delivers a powerful call to the church to move from noticing needs to faithful action and to respond to God’s stirring with ownership, obedience, and hope.

Many Christians want to grow spiritually but feel distracted and unfocused. Drawing from Genesis 1 and other bible passages, Clem explores the causes of spiritual stagnation and reveals the singular purpose for which we were all created.

Life is short. Eternity is real. So what do we do with the one life God has given us? In our first message of 2026, Dan presses into the importance of honouring God with the time we’ve been given.

As one year closes and a new one begins, many of us stop and think back over what’s happened. In our last message of 2025, Deb invites us to reflect on God’s presence in our lives during the year and to learn what it means to trust Him with whatever comes next.