What does it look like to live a "Kingdom Come" life? In this message, we explore Jesus’ call to pray, “Your Kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven,” and what it means to embody that prayer in our everyday lives. Drawing from Jesus’ teachings and ministry, we discover that God’s Kingdom is both present and still coming—and we are invited to participate in its unfolding. This sermon outlines four powerful and transformational ingredients for cultivating a Kingdom lifestyle: engaging with Scripture, spending time with Jesus, going to others, and giving generously. As we embrace these practices, we become people through whom heaven touches earth.

In this Pentecost message, we explore the most revolutionary shift in human history—not a product or invention, but a person: the Holy Spirit. Just as the smartphone redefined our way of life, Pentecost marked a seismic transformation as God’s presence came to dwell in His people, fulfilling His eternal desire to be with us. Tracing the biblical story and Acts 2, this episode stirs fresh awe for the Spirit’s presence and power—two realities that change everything for those who trust in Jesus. Be invited to wait, confess, and ask again: “Come, Holy Spirit..."

In this sermon on Colossians 4:2–6, we’re invited to consider how we live and speak in a time of spiritual openness and cultural uncertainty. Drawing from personal stories, recent Australian research, and the Apostle Paul’s words, the message challenges us to “live a questionable life” — one that sparks curiosity and conversation about Jesus. With prayerful devotion, watchfulness, and thankfulness, we’re called to talk to God about people and talk to people about God. This is a timely encouragement to be salt and light in our world and to boldly, yet graciously, make the most of every opportunity.

In this episode, we kick off a new series, Colossians - Jesus is King, exploring what it means to be in Christ rather than just at church. We dive into the deep truth that our identity — as God's holy ones — is a gift from God, not something we create ourselves. Through Paul's greeting in Colossians 1:1-14, we uncover the call to live lives marked by faith, hope, and love, being active participants in God's story, not just observers.

In this episode, our Mackenzie Campus Pastor, Tim Lucas explores the radical, countercultural generosity of the early church and what it means for us today. Rooted in Acts 2 and Acts 4, we see how the first Christians shared everything, ensuring no one was in need. How does this challenge our modern perspective on wealth, stewardship, and giving? We unpack three key truths about God—He owns it all, He is incredibly generous, and He blesses us to give more, not to have more. Join us as we reflect on how we can live out a faith that stands apart in a world consumed by materialism.

In this message, we explore what it means to be fully devoted to prayer—not as a duty, but as a deep and life-giving experience with God. Using the metaphor of water, we’re invited to “drown” in the presence of the Holy Spirit, surrendering fully to God’s love and power. Drawing from Acts 2:42-47, we examine how the early church committed themselves to prayer, and we’re challenged to move from barely devoted to fully devoted in communion with God.

Join us as we unpack practical ways to grow in prayer, embrace the presence of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and create space to hear from God in fresh and transformative ways.

In this message, we reflect on humanity’s deep longing for "home" and how it finds fulfillment in Jesus, Immanuel—"God with us." Drawing from Isaiah 7:14, Matthew 1:23, and John 1:14, it illustrates how Jesus is the ultimate Tabernacle, embodying God's presence among His people. The Tabernacle's design symbolized God's invitation to turn back from wandering and find true rest in Him, yet it also highlighted the separation caused by sin. Jesus, through His sacrificial death, removed this barrier, becoming the light and bread of life that leads us home to the Father. This Christmas, the sermon invites listeners to respond to God's desire to welcome them home through the grace and truth of Jesus Christ.

In this episode, we reflect on the profound peace that only Jesus, the Prince of Peace, can bring. Through stories like the Christmas Truce of 1914 and biblical insights into the concept of "Shalom," we explore how Jesus restores broken relationships, calms inner turmoil, and brings completeness to our lives. Discover how His unparalleled sacrifice made peace with God possible and why He alone fulfils the deep longing for wholeness in our hearts. Tune in for an inspiring message on finding true peace this Christmas season.

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.