In this heartfelt sermon, Pastor Moni Alaga reflects on the profound significance of Jesus’ birth as the ultimate gift that transformed human history. Reading from Matthew 1:18-23, he highlights the miraculous conception of Jesus as a divine act fulfilling God’s promise of salvation. Pastor Moni encourages the congregation to reflect on the unexpected gifts in their own lives, drawing parallels to the extraordinary gift of Jesus, who came to save humanity and bring hope, redemption, and peace.

Acknowledging the challenges many face during the holiday season, including burdens, anxieties, and strained relationships, he reminds everyone that Jesus offers freedom and peace amidst life’s struggles. Pastor Moni calls on the church to embrace forgiveness and reconciliation, particularly during family gatherings, and to focus their celebrations on the true meaning of Christmas—the love and sacrifice of Jesus. With an invitation to steadfast prayer and renewed faith, he reassures the congregation that Jesus is with them, ready to bring transformation and hope into their lives.

Pastor Luke De Jong from Life Church in Auckland shares a powerful message from the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on Jesus’ call to Matthew, the tax collector. He highlights how Jesus, instead of judging, extended an invitation to follow Him, showcasing His compassion for those considered distant from faith. Pastor Luke reminds the congregation of their role to reflect this grace, embracing others with love and understanding.

Using personal stories, including a heartfelt account of searching for his daughter’s lost toy, Pastor Luke emphasizes the urgency of reaching those far from God. He encourages everyone to live with devotion to Christ and actively participate in sharing His love. As we prepare for our Christmas service on December 15, he inspires us to embrace the season by drawing closer to our families, community, and the heart of Jesus.

In his sermon, Pastor Moni Alaga reflects on the power of praise and gratitude, drawing from the story of Jesus healing the ten lepers in Luke 17:11-19. He highlights the importance of recognizing God’s goodness and returning to give thanks, just as one healed leper did. Pastor Moni encourages the congregation to embrace a lifestyle of praise, especially in the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, reminding them that gratitude shifts our focus and invites God’s joy into our lives.

As we approach Christmas At Glow service on December 15th, Pastor Moni invites everyone to prepare their hearts by cultivating a spirit of thanksgiving, drawing closer to God and to one another during this season of celebration.

In this inspiring message from our November Rain series, Pastor Phil Pringle of C3 Church dives deep into the timeless truths of Psalm 23, illuminating the relational nature of God as our Shepherd. Drawing from King David's example of humility, Pastor Phil challenges us to move beyond merely accepting Jesus as Savior to fully embracing Him as Lord. This transformative shift calls us to step away from self-centered living and walk as true disciples, actively following Christ’s teachings.

Pastor Phil emphasizes God’s promise of an abundant life, encouraging a mindset of faith that rejects scarcity. Through stories of miraculous provision in Jesus’ ministry, he paints a picture of God’s overflowing generosity. Acknowledging the valleys of life, Pastor Phil reminds us that these challenges, when faced with trust and worship, can lead to profound intimacy with God.

The message culminates in a powerful call to refresh our spirits and recommit to God’s active presence, leaning into the power of worship and the strength found within a thriving church community. Don’t miss this impactful word as we continue to welcome the Holy Spirit’s transformative move this November Rain.

In this heartfelt message from our November Rain series, Pastor Emma Mullings from HIStory Makers Church delivers a powerful sermon titled "God is Not Scared of Your Story." Through raw and personal testimony, Pastor Emma shares her journey of overcoming family tragedy, addiction, and anger towards God, underscoring the truth that no one is beyond the reach of God’s love and redemption. Reflecting on Romans 8:28 and 8:37, she highlights how God can turn even the deepest pain into a platform for purpose and victory.

Drawing inspiration from the life of Abraham, Pastor Emma challenges us to prepare our hearts for God’s blessings, reminding us that hope anchors our souls and requires active faith. Through three key life lessons—running to the healer, extending grace to others, and embracing the redemptive power of sorrow—she encourages the congregation to see their struggles as stepping stones to strength and healing.

The sermon concludes with an invitation to trust in God’s transformative love, whether it’s a first step of faith or a renewed commitment to His calling. Don’t miss this powerful word as we continue to experience the Holy Spirit’s move this month in November Rain.

n this moving November Rain series message, Pastor Luke De Jong from Life Church invites us to experience the profound peace Jesus offers—a peace unlike anything the world can provide. Reflecting on John 14:27, Pastor Luke contrasts the fleeting, fragile peace of worldly comforts with the lasting, complete peace that Jesus gives, one that transcends understanding and remains unshaken by life’s challenges. Sharing a personal story of finding God’s peace during a health scare, he illustrates the difference between external calm and true inner peace, urging us to seek wholeness and well-being, or “Shalom,” through our relationship with God.

Pastor Luke challenges us to consider whether we’re truly at peace or feeling broken and fragmented, reminding us that peace is more than a temporary feeling; it’s a divine gift rooted in faith and trust in Jesus. He calls the congregation to embrace this enduring peace and invites everyone to respond to God’s promise of wholeness and healing through the Holy Spirit’s presence. Join us this month as we open our hearts to the Spirit’s work, allowing His peace to transform every part of our lives.

In this powerful message from our November Rain series, Pastor James Aiton from Favour Church Manila challenges us to embrace the Holy Spirit’s presence in every part of our lives—not just in church but in our daily walks as businesspeople, teachers, parents, or students. Pastor James breaks down the misconception that the Holy Spirit’s supernatural power is only for those "on stage," reminding us that it’s available to everyone who seeks. Using the parable of the wise and foolish builders, he highlights that while storms may come, a life grounded in trust and obedience to God is the foundation that withstands every trial. Through inspiring personal stories and Scripture, Pastor James encourages us to let faith conquer our doubts, take God’s promises to heart, and actively trust Him. He calls us to carry the transformative power of the Holy Spirit beyond the church walls, living out our faith and allowing God to move through us daily.

Join us this November as we make space for a move of the Holy Spirit in our lives and our church!

In this inspiring message, Andrew Denton shares his journey from being a workaholic plumber to a fully committed kingdom builder, highlighting the transformative power of true discipleship. Through personal stories, Andrew emphasizes how small faith steps can lead to profound changes in our spiritual lives. Reflecting on the Great Commission, he challenges believers to go beyond accepting Jesus as Savior and to fully embrace a life of obedience and daily devotion. With practical encouragement for cultivating habits like Bible reading and prayer, Andrew shows how consistent, intentional steps can deepen our relationship with God and empower us as effective disciples. This week, join us in this powerful call to go deeper in our walk with Jesus and build a stronger, faith-filled life.

In this inspiring message, the Glow Leaders share powerful testimonies from various areas of ministry at Glow Church. Hear incredible stories of transformation, including families coming to know the Lord through our youth ministries and how getting involved in Connect Groups has strengthened people’s walks with God. The main takeaway? Everyone has a unique story that can inspire others! Join us as we encourage the congregation to actively share their experiences and be “mouthpieces” of God’s love and grace in every environment, not just within the church.

Stay connected and be encouraged by the amazing things God is doing through His people! 🙌

In the final week of our Deep Dive series, Pastor Joel Cave unpacks James chapter five, focusing on the importance of prayer and how Christians should respond to life’s challenges. He highlights six types of prayer for different situations—whether facing suffering, joy, sickness, or struggles with sin. Pastor Joel reminds us that prayer should be our first response, not our last resort, and encourages us to reach out in love to those who have wandered from faith.