At Hillsong, we believe the heartbeat of the Church is to move toward the world just as God first moved toward us. From creation to the cross, and through His Spirit today, God has always been about drawing close to humanity in love, grace, and power. Jesus stepped into our time, culture, and brokenness—not to stay distant, but to walk with us and bring hope. In the same way, we're called to show up—to live lives that reflect His love, speak into culture with truth and compassion, and carry the presence of God into every space we're in. It's not just about believing; it's about being the hands and feet of Jesus, living the gospel in a real and relevant way, so that others might encounter the God who sees, knows, and loves them.

Have you ever felt like your life swings wildly between highs and lows, making it hard to find stability? This message encourages us to discover peace and resilience by trusting in God's unchanging nature amidst our personal and collective struggles.

Pentecost is a powerful reminder of the life-changing presence of the Holy Spirit. As described in Acts 2, the Spirit came like a mighty rushing wind, filling the disciples with boldness, unity, and supernatural power. This was the birth of the Church — a moment that reshaped history and ignited a global movement. At Hillsong, we believe that same Spirit is moving today, bringing freedom, renewal, and purpose to our lives. From the underground churches of Bulgaria to the revival fires in France and South Africa, the Spirit transcends borders and breaks down barriers. He empowers us to rise, to speak, to love, and to live out the mission of Jesus. As we open our hearts, we cry out for a fresh wind from heaven — a divine breath that will stir revival, restore hope, and release a new wave of His presence across the earth.

At Hillsong, we believe every person is called to be a bringer—someone who has encountered the love and grace of Jesus and can't help but invite others into that same life-changing experience. Inspired by Ephesians 4:16 and Acts 1:8, we're reminded that the Church flourishes when each of us plays our part—serving, loving, and reaching out. Like the Samaritan woman who simply shared her story, we don't need a platform, a title, or all the answers—just a genuine encounter with Jesus. It's not about building crowds, but about building lives. As we step out in faith, bringing our world to Jesus, we'll see hearts transformed and His Church strengthened—one person, one story, one invitation at a time.

Ephesians 4:16 (NIV) paints a powerful picture of the Church as a living, breathing body—held together by Christ and built up in love as each one plays their part. At Hillsong, we believe everyone has a place and a purpose. There's no such thing as sitting on the sidelines in the Kingdom of God. You were created to contribute—your gifts, your heart, your worship—it all matters. Romans 12:4–8 reminds us that we're uniquely gifted, and 2 Samuel 24:24 challenges us to bring an offering that costs us something—real contribution is always personal and poured out. But we also know this: apart from Jesus, it's all in vain. John 15:5 reminds us that He is the vine, and we are the branches—everything we do flows from Him. So as we grow together, let's be a Church that loves deeply, serves boldly, and builds the body through every act of faithfulness, because all contribute.

Ps Renaud led us to reflect on the way in which Jesus intended His Church to grow and build itself up in love. Together, we shine the light of Jesus, care for one another, and transform lives through love and support. Each of us has a unique role

In his Easter message, Phil Dooley celebrates the resurrection of Jesus as the central truth of the Christian faith, emphasizing that Easter is not just a date or religious tradition, but a personal, life-transforming encounter with a risen Savior. Through humor and heartfelt storytelling, he reflects on the surprise and emotional rollercoaster experienced by the women at Jesus' tomb, highlighting that God meets us in our fear and grief with love, hope, and presence. He encourages listeners to expect the unexpected from a God who does the unimaginable, reminding them that Jesus stepped down to humanity not to enforce rules, but to offer relationship, peace, and victory over death. Ultimately, the message is a call to live boldly, share the good news, and embrace the love symbolized by the cross.