In this message, Ps Mark Collard opens part of the series "The Colour of Grace" with a bold declaration: Jesus's blood has not just paid for something, it has paid for everything, and it overpaid.

Drawing from Exodus 12, Hebrews 12, Revelation 12, and more, Ps Mark walks through seven things the blood of Jesus has paid for, what it means that the blood is still speaking today, and how to practically apply the blood of Jesus over your life, your family, and your home.

This is a message for anyone who needs reminding of the full weight of what was purchased on the cross, and the freedom, cleansing, protection, and victory that is available because of it.

7 Things the Blood Has Paid For:

Redemption: you have been bought and set free

Cleansing: an ongoing, daily washing, not a one-time event

Justification: just as if you had never sinned

Sanctification: set apart with purpose on this earth

Life: his life living inside your life

Intercession: he is always speaking on your behalf

Bold access: the right to walk confidently into God's presence

Key Scriptures: 

Ephesians 2:7

Psalm 130:7

Psalm 103:12

1 John 1:7

1 Corinthians 6:20

Hebrews 12:24

Exodus 12:13

Revelation 12:10-11

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In this message, Ps Jeziel Koehler brings a word centred on the blood of Jesus and what it means for every believer today.

Drawing from Exodus 12 and the Passover, Ps Jeziel connects the Old and New Testaments as one story of grace, showing that the sacrifice of Jesus was never a plan B. It was God's intention from before creation.

Taking the church into the upper room where Jesus redefines the Passover as his own sacrifice, this message unpacks three things the blood of Jesus makes available to every believer right now.

This is a message for anyone who needs a reminder that God is already moving, already preparing, and already ahead of your circumstances.

Three things the blood of Jesus gives you (from Exodus 12):

Because of the blood, you have a future: God gave his people a new calendar before they ever left Egypt.

Because of the blood, you have a destiny: Belt fastened, sandals on, staff in hand. Get ready to run.

Because of the blood, you can believe beyond your circumstances: The Passover was celebrated in Egypt, before anything had changed.

Key Scriptures: 

Exodus 12:1-2

Exodus 12:11

Revelation 13:8

1 Corinthians 11:23-26

1 Corinthians 10:16

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In this message, Ps Mark Collard opens a new series called "The Colour of Grace," exploring a truth that sits at the heart of the gospel: God's grace was never free. It cost everything.

Drawing from the Old Testament through to the cross, Ps Mark traces the blood through the stories of Adam and Eve, Abraham and Isaac, the Passover, and the Day of Atonement, before landing on the seven places Jesus shed his blood and what each one means for your life today.

This is a message for anyone who has received grace without fully grasping the price that was paid for it.

Key themes:

God's grace defined: his empowering presence that enables you to be who you're called to be and do what you're called to do

Grace is free to us but it cost God everything

The colour of grace is blood red

Seven places Jesus shed his blood and what each one covers:

1. The Garden of Gethsemane: freedom from inner anxiety and anguish
2. His face beaten: identity and dignity restored
3. The crown of thorns: every curse broken
4. The whipping: physical and emotional healing ("by his stripes, we are healed")
5. Nails through his hands: purpose and calling redeemed
6. Nails through his feet: direction and walk in life covered
7. The spear in his side: fullness of life and abundance

Scriptures: 

Ephesians 1:7

Hebrews 9:22

Genesis 3

Isaiah 53

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In this message, Ps Ruby Pao shares a word on homecoming, drawing from the Parable of the Great Banquet in Luke 14 to reveal three truths about God's invitation to everyone.

Using personal stories from youth ministry in Auckland and a powerful illustration about getting lost in a store, Ps Ruby unpacks what it means to find your home in Jesus, and why the banquet table always has room for more.

Three Truths to the Banquet:

There's always enough room. God's invitation is for everyone, and just as Christ accepted us, we are called to make room for others.

There's always rest. In a world full of noise and distraction, there is only one source of true peace and security.

He knows who he's inviting. Your seat at the table was not earned by performance or perfection. It was given by grace.

Key Scriptures:

Revelation 3:20 

Luke 14:16-24 

Isaiah 55:1 

Romans 15:7 

Psalm 23:5 

Psalm 68:6

 Luke 15:4 

2 Timothy 1:9 

Ephesians 2:8-9 

John 15:13 

Hebrews 12:2 

Ephesians 2:19

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In this message, Ps Mark Collard brings a timely Easter word built around one declaration: My Story Isn't Over Yet.

Drawing from the journey of Jesus through Good Friday, Silent Saturday, and Resurrection Sunday, Ps Mark speaks directly to anyone facing a situation that feels finished, hopeless, or beyond repair. Using John 19:30, Matthew 28, and a vivid personal story from a grueling Alpine cycling event, he unpacks why we so often put a full stop where God has only placed a comma.

This is a message for anyone who has looked at a dream, a relationship, a health situation, or a season of life and asked: is this how my story ends?

Key themes:

"It is finished" was not defeat, it was completion

The three days: Friday's pain, Saturday's silence, Sunday's resurrection

Why we give up too early and what it costs us

Trusting the Author when you can't see the next chapter

Your current trial is not your final chapter

Real testimonies from the Equippers Surrey community including miraculous healings, restored relationships, and breakthrough after years of believing

The stone in front of the tomb was not a full stop. It was a comma.

Scriptures: John 19:30, Matthew 28

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In this Easter message, Ps Steve Graham brings a simple but powerful word for anyone who feels like their story is running out:

Your story isn't over yet.

Drawing from Paul's letter to the Ephesians and the Romans Road, Ps Steve unpacks what the resurrection actually means for you personally, not just as history, but as present hope, inheritance, and power available right now.

This was the evening service of Easter Sunday 2026, following a day of testimonies, worship, and baptisms celebrating 11 people stepping into new life.

Ps Steve walks through five key truths from Romans that answer the question: how do I take hold of what Jesus has done?

The Five Truths from Romans:

Romans 3:23 - All have fallen short (acknowledging the gap)

Romans 6:23 - The wages of sin is death, but God's gift is eternal life

Romans 5:8 - God demonstrated his love while we were still sinners

Romans 10:9 - Declare with your mouth, believe in your heart

Romans 5:1-2 - Peace with God and access to grace

This message is for anyone sitting with unanswered questions, broken expectations, or a sense that life isn't reaching what it could be. The resurrection isn't just good history. It's the moment God proved he had already made a way for you, before you even knew you needed it.

Key Scriptures: 

Ephesians 1

Ephesians 2:10

2 Corinthians 5:17

Romans 3:23

Romans 5:1-2

Romans 5:8

Romans 6:23

Romans 10:9

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In this message, Ps Steve Graham explores one of the most important contrasts in Scripture: two kingdoms, two ways of living, and one very unexpected illustration.

Drawing from John 10:10, the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Genesis 14, Nehemiah, and the story of Willy Wonka, Ps Steve unpacks what it looks like to live under the downpour of God's Grace rather than under a kingdom that only takes, robs, and destroys.

This is a message for anyone who has drifted from the Father's house, or who has been listening to the wrong voices. There is an invitation waiting for you.

Key themes:

The contrast between two kingdoms: one that gives, one that takes

The Prodigal Son and the moment of "coming to your senses"

Abraham and the two kings of Genesis 14: Grace versus opposition

Nehemiah and the voices that mock, ridicule, and hold back

Jesus versus Willy Wonka: a surprisingly powerful framework for understanding God's kingdom

Why Grace is not earned, merited, or found by luck but freely received

God's wide-open invitation to everyone, not just a chosen few

Why your inheritance in God is guaranteed, not at risk

Key Scriptures:

John 10:10 

Luke 15 

Genesis 14  

Matthew 13:44-46 

Matthew 18:3 

Matthew 22:9 

Ephesians 1 

Romans 8:28

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In this message, Ps Jeziel Koehler brings the final word in the series God, Money and Me, focusing on the last two principles of financial freedom: saving and spending.

Drawing from scripture and practical wisdom, Ps Jeziel challenges the natural order most people apply to their finances (spend, save, give) and calls us back to the Kingdom order (give, save, spend). This is not just a message about budgeting, it is a message about the posture of your heart toward God and others.

Whether you are living paycheck to paycheck, carrying financial stress, or simply wanting to steward your money with more purpose, this message will help you reframe how you think about every pound in your hands.

Ps Jeziel speaks on:

• Why 72% of adults feel stressed about money and what God says about that
• The Kingdom order for finances: give first, then save, then spend
• Saving with purpose, not out of fear, pride, or greed
• Building a financial legacy for the next generation
• Why spending is not the problem but wasting is
• Removing yourself from the centre and placing God there instead
• The SKIN principle and why it contradicts biblical wisdom
• How the way you spend reveals the condition of your heart

Key Scriptures

Proverbs 13:22 

Psalm 23

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In this message, Ps Thomas Hansen unpacks a truth that reframes how we see our past, our failures, and our future: God factors in the X factor.

Drawing from the story of Jonah, Ps Thomas shows how God doesn't just redeem our mess — he factors it in from the beginning. The detours, the disobedience, the broken seasons — none of it surprises God. He already knew, and he already had a plan.

Whether you feel disqualified by your past, overwhelmed by the gap between who you are and who you need to become, or simply wondering if God can still use you — this message is for you.

Ps Thomas speaks on:

• Why patience is not about being good at waiting — it's about trusting the one in charge of the process
• How God accounts for the growth between who you are now and who you need to become
• Why your gift taking you where your character cannot keep you will destroy you
• The story of Jonah and how God used his mess as his message to an entire city
• Why no one is too broken, too lost, or too far gone for God to use
• The difference between dreaming in your own strength and dreaming with God
• How prayer transforms us, not just our circumstances
• What it means to be saved, called, and empowered by grace

Key Scriptures: 

2 Corinthians 6:11 

1 Corinthians 15:10 

2 Timothy 1:6 

2 Timothy 1:9 

Jonah 3:1 

Romans 8:28 

Jeremiah 29:11 

Ephesians 3:20

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In this message, Ps Mark Collard continues the series God, Money, and Me with a practical and faith-filled teaching on the principle of sowing and reaping.

Ps Mark also shares the story behind Equippers Church Surrey's first ever building purchase, bought debt-free in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the UK, and traces it directly back to years of faithful seed-sowing into churches and communities around the world.

Key themes:

• Seed time and harvest as a permanent kingdom law (Genesis 8)
• Why sowing sparingly produces a sparse harvest, and sowing bountifully produces a bountiful one
• Seeds are more than money: words, attitudes, actions, and thoughts all produce a harvest
• The difference between seed and bread, and how to discern what's in your hand
• Moving from need consciousness to seed consciousness
• The three tithes of the Jewish people and what they reveal about financial freedom
• How Equippers Surrey sowed into churches in Rome, Wales, Manila, Wellington, Kolkata, Ghana and beyond, and what that seed produced

Scriptures: 

Genesis 8:20-22 

Galatians 6:7 

2 Corinthians 9:6-7 

2 Corinthians 9:10 

Malachi 3

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