In this message, Cath Tallack shares from John 14, and from her own story, about God's loving presence known and experienced through the Holy Spirit.

Jesus made an head-turning remark when He said to His disciples, "it's better for you that I leave." How could that possibly be true? In this message, we look at the promise Jesus made in John 16 to send the Holy Spirit - something He did at Pentecost, and to everyone since who puts their trust in Jesus.

As Jesus approached the cross, He prayed not only for His first disciples, but for everyone who would one day believe in Him—including us. In this message from John 17, we explore Jesus' heartfelt prayer for the unity of His people, why that unity matters, and how it becomes a powerful witness to the world. Discover the invisible reality of our oneness in Christ, the visible ways it is expressed, and the invitation to fix our eyes on Jesus as the One who unites us in His love and mission.

In this Commitment Sunday message, we're challenged to live with an eternal perspective by asking one simple question: What can I do today that I'll be glad I did tomorrow? Drawing from Matthew 6:19–21, we explore Jesus' invitation to invest not only in the future we can see, but in the Kingdom that lasts forever. Through stories of faith, generosity, prayer, and the legacy of those who have gone before us, this message encourages us to take practical steps today that will impact generations to come and bring glory to God.

In John 13 and 15, Jesus gives His disciples a defining command: “Love one another as I have loved you.” As He prepares to go to the cross, Jesus reveals that the distinguishing mark of His followers is not their knowledge, gifting, or achievements, but their love. In this message, Cath explores the connection between Jesus washing His disciples’ feet and His call to remain in the true vine, discovering that we cannot love like Jesus through effort alone. As we remain in Him, His love fills us, transforms us, and overflows through us to others. What would happen if the church became known for that kind of love?

Whose agenda is primary in your life? Sometimes our faith and our prayers look like us imposing our agenda on to Jesus. In John 11, Jesus is surrounded by people trying to do this. How does He respond and react? And what does His statement, "I am the resurrection and the life" teach us about the way He wants to relate to us?

In this message, Sam Jackson helps us to understand the rich context behind Jesus's declaration, "I am the light of the world." We are surrounded by 'lights' that claim to illuminate our paths giving us meaning and purpose, and ultimate satisfaction. Jesus claims to be the only light that can truly light up our lives. What light are you following as you navigate the darkness in this world?

In this message, Derek Peters looks at Jesus's profound statement recorded in John 14: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." Referencing Pentecost and the gift of the Holy Spirit, and grounding us firmly in God's loving pursuit of our hearts, Derek digs deep into these words from Jesus helping us to understand more fully who we can be in Him.

In this message, Kate Ellis looks at the troubling events of Genesis 22 and helps us to see God's abundant provision and how we can trust in His goodness and faithfulness as we live lives of humble and obedient sacrifice.

This Easter message invites us to behold Jesus as the true King, revealed not in power as we expect, but through His death and resurrection. Focusing on Thomas’ journey from doubt to faith, it shows how encountering the risen Jesus transforms everything, leading to the declaration, “My Lord and my God.” The sermon speaks to anyone wrestling with doubt or disappointment, inviting us to believe that Jesus is alive, offers forgiveness through the cross, and gives new life by His Spirit to all who believe.