Hamish Baxter reflects on the Emmaus Road story and the theme of joy in the aftermath of Easter. This message reminds us that even in seasons of confusion, grief, or “Easter Saturday,” Jesus is present with us—and that true joy is often closer than we realise, found in His presence.

Hamish Baxter concludes the Acts 2 series by exploring how we connect other people’s stories with God’s story. This message challenges us to move beyond simply sharing our faith, and instead recognise how God is already at work—inviting others to encounter Jesus in deeper, more personal ways.

Zane Brown unpacks the biblical theme of kingship, revealing Jesus as the true and perfect King. Tracing God’s sovereignty from creation to Christ, this message invites us to surrender fully to His rule—living as people shaped by His kingdom, reflecting His character, and trusting His authority in every area of life.

This message explores the global mission of the Church and the invitation to join God’s work of justice and renewal. Reflecting on the Acts 2 movement, we are encouraged to participate in God’s mission—responding to real needs and embracing our role in a worldwide movement of faith and action.

Chris Chamberlain shares a powerful message on justice as a core expression of God’s heart. From personal story to global perspective, this sermon calls us to notice injustice, respond with compassion, and live as people who reflect God’s kingdom—bringing hope, restoration, and practical change in the world.

Hamish Baxter explores the call to love God and love others through practical acts of service. Drawing from Acts 2, this message invites us to live out our faith in everyday moments—responding to need, showing compassion, and becoming people whose lives visibly reflect the love of Jesus.

Hamish explores the Great Commission and the power of God’s Word as His “love letter” to the world. This message challenges us to make the gospel accessible to all people—living it out, sharing it relationally, and helping others encounter Jesus in ways that are real, clear, and transformative.

As we look toward the year 2033, Elijah Brown challenges the global Church to rediscover the power of the Acts 2 community. This message calls us to prayer, mission, generosity, and witness—believing that what God did then, He can do again today.

Our youth share stories from Easter Camp—moments of worship, courage, prayer, and encountering God. This celebration highlights how God is moving among young people and invites our whole church to rejoice, give thanks, and continue praying for the seeds planted over Easter.

As storms rage around us, this service reflects on how all creation praises God and how we are called to trust Him in every season. Through Scripture, reflection, and communion, we’re invited to listen for God’s voice and live faithfully, even amid uncertainty.