Hunting, shelter, or fire? On a deserted island, fire wins every time. Noa unpacks what it means to stir the spiritual fire in our lives, not manufacturing passion, but returning to the source: Jesus himself.

We didn't start the fire. But we're are called to fan the flame. And when we do, it spreads, into our homes, our workplaces, and this city.

Alistair unpacks the confrontation between Peter and Paul in Galatians 2 and asks a hard question: do we make room for people, or do we quietly move seats when it costs us something?

Love isn't for those who look like us. It's for anyone bearing the image of Christ. Don't switch seats for pressure, don't switch seats for your mates, and remember the gospel didn't give you a seat, it gave you purpose.

If it sounds too good to be true, does it have to be a lie? Alistair digs into Galatians and unpacks how easy it is to add just a little bit extra to the gospel, until it isn't the good news anymore.

You don't need another dupe, another qualification, or another ritual. Just Jesus. Always and only Jesus.

Why did Jesus eat with tax collectors and sinners? Isidro unpacks the parable of the great banquet and challenges us with a harder question: why don't we?

Through his own story of one invitation that changed the trajectory of his entire family, this message reminds us that the problem exposed at the table can also be healed at the table. Who's not at your table that should be?

Does your life have purpose, or is it just an accumulation of chance and choices? Georg unpacks the call of Jeremiah and shows that our calling was never really about a job. It's about being known, being gifted, and being sent by a Father who calls us close.

Beloved, no matter what they said. No matter what happened. You are called, gifted, and sent. And that changes everything.

Jules brings a powerful, practical message from Matthew 25 on the sheep and the goats and unpacks what it really means to live it out. See the need, then move towards it.

Through stories of a locked car, a hospital gown, and a founder who wept after one hard question, this message reminds us that mission isn't reserved for the platform or the passport. It's as simple and doable as the next kind thing.

CLEAN UP AS YOU GO - LEADERSHIP THOUGHTS by Hillsong Church - Brisbane City

Revival isn't meant to be an event we attend. It's an atmosphere we carry. Lucinda unpacks what it looks like to live revival spirited, not just have the occasional revival night, through the stories of Paul, Silas, and David.

Passionate. Prayerful. Purposeful. Pure. Planted. Five marks of a life that stays revived for the long term.

What are you here for? Tyrone shares his own story of chasing fame and security before finding his purpose in Christ, and unpacks what it means to be created with purpose and for purpose.

You are God's workmanship, a new creation, designed for good works prepared in advance for you. It's time to stop trying to catch water with a spatula and step into what you were actually made for.

Sometimes it feels like you can never just catch a break. Alistair unpacks the story of Elijah after Mount Carmel, when fear and exhaustion sent him running into the wilderness, and shows what it looks like when God meets us there.

You don't have to carry tomorrow. Jesus is already there. Rest today, let the Good Shepherd anoint you, and listen for his voice, the call that says there's more in you.