Pentecost is not only a moment of fire, but a life of surrender that results in fruit.

In the second part of the Pentecost series, we take a closer look at the person and the power of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer and the church.

Ps Gerard explores the Jewish origins of Pentecost and how that impacts the church and the believer today.

All throughout Scripture, we are directed to fix our gaze on Jesus. This week, Pastor Mel unpacks how we can keep our eyes on Jesus and the impact that this has on our lives and actions.

We love our volunteers! Join us as we celebrate and honour our incredible team and hear how serving in the house connects and strengthens community.

This week, we celebrate and honour the spirit of motherhood. Ps Sue and Ps Mel share from their own personal journey the importance and comfort of being seen, known and loved.

Jesus flipped tables to confront the distractions that were distorting the temple’s true purpose. This week, we dive into how the account of Jesus clearing the temple reveals His passion for true worship, and points us to a radical reordering of our priorities.

Ps Gerard discusses the vital importance of viewing and understanding God through the lens of the risen Christ.

Everything profoundly and significantly shifted with the words from the angel, “He has risen”. Resurrection life, resurrection power all points to a resurrected King that did defeat sin and death. What does the power of resurrection mean for us today?

This week, we explore the power of patience and how this fruit of the Holy Spirit will grow your spiritual maturity, wholeness and understanding of God’s purpose in tough times.