As we continue our sermon series, The Book of Acts Part 2, join us this Sunday as Ps Tim shares a message titled Growing Through Discipline from Acts 5:1-11. Through the account of Ananias and Sapphira, we’ll see that God looks beyond outward appearances and sees the heart, calling His people to lives of honesty, integrity and wholehearted discipleship. We’ll explore why sin is never something to hide, how a healthy fear of the Lord shapes us, and what it means to value what God values above the opinions of people and the pressures of culture. Come ready to be challenged and encouraged as we discover how the gospel transforms every area of our lives and invites us to walk authentically before God.

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This week, Ps Kyle is speaking from Acts 4:32-37, and continuing our second series of Acts, “The Church Grows”. In this message, we will cover church unity, both in terms of how we hold tight to our unity with each other and how we are unified in the purpose and vision of our church. Unity is not something that comes easily or something that will continue without hard work. Unity is a prize that we must work hard to achieve and work hard to keep. Let’s come together this Sunday to learn how we can support and encourage each other better.

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This week, we continue our series on the Book of Acts Part 2, exploring what it means to grow through prayer and the Holy Spirit. How do we respond to pressure and opposition? Is our first response prayer? Join us as Ps Duc looks at how we can reorientate our heart posture and be empowered by God’s Holy Spirit.

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When the Sanhedrin saw the courage of Peter and John in Acts 4 and realised that they were unschooled, ordinary men, they were astonished, and they took note that these men had been with Jesus. Join us this week with Ps Sheron, as we see how Peter and John grew in their boldness and faith, even in the face of opposition.

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This week, Ps Kyle will be continuing our second section of the Acts series, ‘Growing Through…’ with a look at Acts 4, through his message “Growing Through Opposition”. We can all attest to the fact that the Christian faith is not always easy and not always simple. In fact, sometimes our faith can lead to confrontations. Peter and John faced this situation as they stood before the council, answering for preaching the truth of Jesus. We pray that as we look through this passage, you are given courage and hope to stand up for your faith, to be bold in the preaching of Jesus, and comforted that God’s opinion of you is the only opinion that matters in the end.

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This week, we’ll be continuing in Chapter 3 of Acts with Ps Sheron, where Peter speaks to the onlookers about the miracle they just saw. As witnesses, we are not just bystanders but are called to speak words that lead others towards Jesus. Even when we feel like we have nothing to give, God can still use us, just as he used Peter and John in His power, and not their own strength. 

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Ps Tim will be kicking off Book of Acts Part 2 as we continue our journey through the early church. Speaking from Acts 3:1-10, we’ll revisit the well-known account of the healing of the lame man at the temple gate. While the miracle itself is central to the story, this message explores the deeper challenge it presents to every believer. How often do we settle for temporary blessings while overlooking the greater gift Christ offers? What happens when we place too much value on what the world treasures and not enough on the transforming work of God?

Join us as we reflect on what it means to seek Christ above all else and to humbly give God the glory when He chooses to work through us.

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Ps Tim Meyers is speaking on “No Other Stream” from John 7. Together, we’ll explore Jesus’ powerful invitation to those who thirst, set against the backdrop of the Festival of Tabernacles. As we reflect on His cry on the final day of the festival, we’ll discover the deep connection between spiritual thirst, true discipleship, and the life-giving stream found only in Christ.

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We gather around the Apostle Paul’s powerful cry in Philippians 3:10:

“I want to know Christ…”

As we celebrate Pentecost, we will celebrate the transforming power and presence of the Holy Spirit, and fix our eyes again on Jesus — the unchanging centre of our lives.

This Sunday will also mark Ps Paul’s final Sunday serving in his pastoral role. Together we will give thanks for all God has done in this season — prayers answered, lives changed, and the faithful work of God through ordinary people surrendered to Him.

More than anything, this will be a morning of worship, gratitude, and expectancy as we seek the presence of God together.

Come hungry for Jesus.

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We finish the first part of our series on the Book of Acts with Ps Duc, looking at The New Believers, exploring the power of the gospel and its impact on the believers in the early church, and understanding how it continues to form the foundation of our faith today. As we come, be prepared to be challenged on our foundations that we may continue to put the cross front and centre in our lives.

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