In this message, we explore the profound concept of God as our "Mighty God," diving deep into the tension between our expectations of His power and the ways it is truly revealed in our lives. Drawing on Isaiah 9:6 and the story of the paralytic man in Mark 2, we challenge the belief that God's power is primarily about altering circumstances. Instead, we discover the ultimate display of His power—victory over sin and death through Jesus Christ.

In this message, we continue our His Name Shall Be series looking at the name "Everlasting Father" from Isaiah 9:6, revealing how Jesus provides and protects as the perfect shepherd and ultimate provider. Whether you’re wrestling with fears, struggling with independence, or longing for direction, this message reminds us of the unchanging, eternal care of Jesus. Discover how embracing Him as your Everlasting Father can bring hope, provision, and protection this Christmas season.

Life is messy—whether it’s the chaos of a cluttered home, the complexities of our inner struggles, or the brokenness of the world around us. In this episode, we explore the hope found in one of Jesus’ most awe-inspiring names: Wonderful Counsellor. From Isaiah 9:2-7, we uncover how Jesus doesn’t just offer wisdom but embodies it, stepping into our mess with guidance, healing, and restoration. As we prepare our hearts this Advent season, discover how the King’s extraordinary wisdom brings light to darkness and transforms lives in ways that leave us in wonder.

In this message, we delve into the story of Esther and how her time in the secret place with God became the turning point for justice and salvation for her people. Facing immense danger, Esther sought intimacy with God through prayer and fasting, drawing strength, wisdom, and courage. Her example shows us the power of meeting God in the secret place—a space of intimacy where transformation begins, lives are saved, and history is changed. Discover how God invites us to this same place today to seek His presence and fulfil His purposes.

In this message, we explore the paths of pride and humility through the story of Esther, chapters five and six. Haman’s pride leads to his downfall, while Mordecai’s humility and Esther’s wisdom bring redemption. Ask yourself what guides your life—self-reliance or trust in God—and discover how humility opens the way to wisdom, grace, and purpose, pointing us to Jesus as the ultimate example.

In today’s episode, we explore the unseen presence of God in the story of Esther, a book where His name is never mentioned but His fingerprints are unmistakable. Drawing parallels between ancient Persia and our modern secular, tolerant, and syncretistic society, we discuss what it means to stand out as God’s people. Like Esther, who rose to the challenge “for such a time as this,” we too are called to live prayerfully, humbly, and courageously in our time and place. Through the lens of Esther's pivotal moment, we reflect on how God uses ordinary people to achieve His extraordinary purposes—and how we can reclaim our “oddness” to shine brightly in a world that often seeks conformity.

In the first two chapters of Esther, we see a world where God seems silent, yet His presence is unmistakably woven into the story. Through Esther and her cousin Mordecai, God's quiet, providential care emerges. Just as Esther continued to show up despite uncertainty, we, too, are encouraged to persist in faith through seasons of silence, trusting that God is at work even when we can't see or feel it.

In this message from the Ask Anything series, Pastor Ben Dainton unpacks the question, "Why does a good God allow suffering?" Suffering is something we all experience. This message explores how, even in our deepest pain, God's presence never leaves us, and that ultimately our hope is in Jesus who suffered for us. Gain hope in your suffering from God who transforms our hardships into moments of growth, faith, and trust in HIs greater plan.

Sometimes we look at what we need and ask ourselves 'Do I believe God is going to do what He says He is going to do?'. Join us as Lauren Lucas opens up scripture to remind you that God cares about you! God has been in the business of provision since creation, and he is our provider today.

In Mark 4, Jesus performs a miracle by calming the storm—a demonstration of His divine authority over nature, his control over chaos. But what if the miracle wasn’t just the storm Jesus calmed on the outside, but also the storm He calmed on the inside? Join us as Dani Bryant talks about the peace that Jesus can give us in our storms today.