This Sunday, as we continue our sermon series, A Spirit-Empowered Life, we explore one of Jesus' most serious warnings, and what it reveals about recognizing and honouring the Holy Spirit’s work. Don’t miss this timely challenge to stay humble, spiritually alert, and wise with our words.

This Sunday, we continue our sermon series, A Spirit-Empowered Life. As we reflect on Matthew 27, we’ll be reminded that even in seasons of spiritual decline - when everything feels lost - the Holy Spirit is still moving: restoring, renewing, and breathing life into dry and lifeless places.

This coming Sunday, it’s Mother’s Day! There will be a gift for all in attendance following the morning service!

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We’ll be continuing our series with a message on Priscilla, and how the Holy Spirit empowers all, women and men alike, who follow Jesus to live on mission and have an immense impact on the Kingdom of God

This Sunday, we’re launching a powerful new sermon series focused on how the Holy Spirit equips, calls, and empowers God’s people for his mission. In week one, we’ll look at the story of Moses and how God expanded leadership from one to many - filling each with his Spirit to share the burden and advance his purpose.

Throughout April, we’ve been journeying through our King of Kings sermon series. This Sunday, we’ll bring the series to a close by focusing our hearts on Jesus as the Coming King. We’ll reflect on his final moments with the disciples after the resurrection - his ascension and return to the Father. In this powerful scene, we’re reminded that as we await the return of the King of Kings, we live in the tension between our deep longing for his coming and the faithful pursuit of the work he has entrusted to us.

This coming Sunday is Easter - a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus, a powerful reminder of new beginnings. It’s a day that speaks of grace, renewal, and the chance to start over. This week’s sermon will reflect on one of Jesus’ appearances to his disciples after rising from the dead, reminding us that because Jesus is the risen King, our past no longer defines us. Instead, we are invited into a brand new future.

This coming Friday is Good Friday and we will be hosting a Good Friday service at 10 am. This will be a quiet, reflective morning focusing on the cross and will include worship, individual and corporate prayer, and communion. We will also be receiving a special benevolent fund offering to help those in need in our community.

This coming Sunday is Palm Sunday, a special opportunity to honour and worship Jesus as the King of Kings. Just as the crowds celebrated him, we will unite in worship, acknowledging his sovereignty. This Sunday will serve as a reminder that truly embracing Jesus as the King of Kings calls us to worship him with genuine hearts, authenticity, and complete devotion.

Join us this Sunday at 10 am as we kick off a 4-week sermon series, King of Kings, exploring what it truly means for Jesus to be the King and Lord of our lives. This week, we’ll dive into two key scriptures - the announcement of Jesus' birth to Mary and the shepherds and reflect on the truth that Jesus was born the King of Kings. We will be reminded that recognizing and embracing Jesus as the King of Kings should lead us to proclaim Him as the Lord of our lives.

Jono teaches on Matthew 5:1-3 where Jesus says "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven