Toby returns from a whistle-stop Ireland ministry trip — three cities, four days, 20 hours of travel, and multiple speaking engagements — to share what leadership really looks like in the trenches. Full-on and fruitful

Tolu Adebekun preaches on faithfulness — unpacking the vision, mission, and values of His Life Church and grounding the call to faithfulness in who the church is meant to be. An essential message for anyone trying to understand what this church is building toward.

Toby opens with a pattern he noticed in Revelation: 'He who has ears to hear, let him hear' — and asks what it means to actually tune in, not just listen. The Holy Spirit gives revelation to those who come to the Word with ears ready to receive.

Toby encourages the church to look up from the busyness and notice what God is actually doing — in their lives, their relationships, and His kingdom globally. If you're breathing, God is moving. The bigger question is whether you're paying attention.

Two months out from Christmas, Toby makes a case for church planting with urgency — arguing that even if every church building in your town was full, millions in this country still wouldn't have access to the gospel. The church needs to multiply.

Toby makes a strong case that transformation only comes through the Word of God — not the preacher, not the music, but the Word itself received in faith. The receiver is as responsible as the teacher. Fresh from training leaders across Europe

Three-quarters through 2024, Toby gives the church a frank mid-year vision update — celebrating progress, naming what's changed, and building anticipation for the final quarter. Honest, hopeful, and grounded in what God has actually done

A mid-year vision update Sunday — Toby reports back on the progress His Life Church has made against their vision, celebrating what God has done and recasting what's ahead. An honest look at where the church is going and why

Recording in pouring rain with an England mug in hand, Toby turns the weather into a message — using it to contrast natural rain with the latter rain of the Holy Spirit, and declaring that God is about to accelerate what He's doing in the earth.

Michele Avery opens with a call to prayer — reminding the church that if you want God to move, you have to invite Him, and the way you invite God to move is through prayer. Iron sharpens iron; the community of the church is itself a means of hearing God.