Ryan reminds us that there is a truth so deep, it asks us to believe—not just in mind, but in the marrow of our bones.

Even when life says otherwise: Jesus is with you always.The highest holiness is learning to receive the Father’s love. And love, real love, always responds. It’s not just spoken—it’s lived, daily, in action.God made us to walk with Him, to live close, heart to heart.

This world offers comfort that fades and fear that lingers. But Jesus offers Himself—His love, His presence, His promise:You are chosen. You are deeply loved. You are never alone.

On Sunday, Nicholas invited us to dream together about the road ahead—our next steps as a church and the kind of space we’re being called to create.

What does it look like to truly commune with God as a community?

What is the Spirit stirring in your heart about where we’re headed?

As we burn the ships of the past, are we clear about what we’re meant to carry forward—only that which God is asking us to?

Let’s listen in and reflect together on this next season.

Rob and Glenda Rufus ministered with us, they are based in Australia and ministered at the Encounter Conference (catcon link)The kingdom of God is received not achieved and it's is our role as heirs to understand what we have been given in Christ.

The gift of righteousness is needs to be reflected on. Rob exhorted us to believe that in Christ and we have been redeemed and this then nullifies the curses of the law in our lives.

People who believe and receive the righteousness of Jesus don't have an appetite for sin and it's consequences. Being able to receive the Kingdom is so important. It's not a pastor's hands that heal you. It's you receiving the Kingdom like the women had been economically diminished by searching for her healing through doctors. One touch of Jesus's hem in faith saw her healing come.

The wisdom of God is revealed in Christ—crucified and risen.


To the world, this may seem like foolishness, but God isn’t looking for our sophistication, clever strategies, or polished philosophies. He’s looking for hearts that are willing—people who know Him, carry His presence, and walk in obedience.

God moves with His people. As we journey together through life, He shapes us. Our limitations aren’t the end—they’re often the very beginning of destiny. When our own strength runs out, we find ourselves stepping into a true partnership with Him.

In this message, Ryan invites us to rediscover the joy of walking with God—leaning on His grace and witnessing the miracle of all miracles: the transformation of the human heart.

Mary knew what to do in a moment of crisis because she had stored up the truth about who Jesus was—she held “insider” information in her heart.

At a wedding where the wine ran out, Mary turned to Jesus—not by accident, but because she knew who was in the room. When we lose sight of who Jesus is—when we forget His worth or neglect a healthy fear of the Lord—our obedience fades, and lesser pleasures begin to feel more real.

But those lesser pleasures only seem greater when we’ve stopped treasuring the truth.

Jesus has what we lack. He’s the right person for every situation—especially in the hardest moments of betrayal, hurt, and disappointment. In those moments, we must lead ourselves and others back to Him.

You can’t save yourself. And praise God—it was never meant to depend on your strength or mine. We are finite, fragile, and even our best intentions are clouded by motives we barely understand. We ask ourselves, “Where is the line?” and still fall short.

But take heart—all is not lost. This morning, we remember: Jesus has redeemed us. He chose a path that looked like death, like defeat, like a sealed tomb—and He rose. Throughout His earthly life, He sought out the overlooked, the lowly, the places and people others passed by—to display His glory.

The Spirit of God filled that tomb and raised Jesus from the dead. And even in the darkest times, in the hardest places, and in the most broken hearts—God moves. With clarity. With power. He rescues, He delivers, He restores.

May you be stirred today to reflect, to reach out, and to ask Him for help. He delights to draw near. He loves to be with you.

The ship that carries us into the next ship will not be built by the strongest but those who are connected. God is looking for a connected people, those who abide in Him. It's an invitation for all to come and build together. The strong alone can't build. The humble, obedient and abiding are needed to build God's vision and not the worldly-wise agenda of the strong.

Nick drew us back to what we've cherished and what memories that stand singularly in our minds over the years God has been building Freedomhouse. What will our community look like into the future? What is God saying to you? If you would like to share it with us, please email us at: [email protected]

Greg brings a vital encouragement: God's favour on your life doesn't guarantee comfort—there's risk involved. And with risk often comes fear, even when we try to hide it. But God sees it all, and He remains undeterred. His deep love and unwavering commitment to you mean He will fulfill His promise: to make you more like His Son. That’s the freedom of love—for you, and through you, for others.

God prioritizes our character over our comfort. His love redefines us in the midst of challenge.

In seasons of uncertainty and discomfort—these “liminal spaces”—we're invited into communitas: shared adventure, movement, and transformation. It's about becoming the kind of people who actually live out the dreams God places in our hearts. The ones who act on holy discontent and pursue justice with courage.

So how do we become a communitas for one another in these in-between spaces?

You’re the Prime Candidate for God’s Destiny.


God’s invitation to destiny sparks a powerful collision within us: the tension between our limitations and His boundless ability to work through us. It’s a revealing call—one that challenges our obedience while receiving His provision for every opportunity He leads us into.

Fear often acts as a barrier, but God’s destiny invites us to break past our fears and limitations. In this message, Ryan encourages and reminds us that when we step out in obedience, God's Spirit moves in ways we could never orchestrate, strategise, or supply on our own.

Jess and Josh Loughery and a team of BSSM students joined us this Sunday. Jess encouraged us that it's not a complicated gospel. It's belief in Jesus Christ.

Not a quiet time programme or flawless church attendance record or church leadership ladder-climbing or significance in the eyes of those we esteem. It's belief that Jesus finished His work on the cross. Let fresh hope and belief flood your heart. There is a God that is real.

Don’t let cynism rob you, shake off disqualification and stop disobedience: You are loved by Yaweh and He is real, He is moving and working for your good.