Billy Hanna confronts our assumptions about love, showing that the love we naturally practise is far different from the radical love Jesus calls us to display.

Billy Hanna explores Jesus’ teaching about two very different ways to love. We see how the world’s love is transactional — given only when something is received in return — while the love Jesus calls us to practise is outward-focused, active, and even extended to our enemies. As we reflect on our relationships, we are reminded that such costly love is only possible when we first grasp the depth of God’s mercy toward us in Christ. When we truly know we have been loved while still undeserving, we are freed to overflow with that same mercy, loving others not for what we gain, but because we have already received everything from God.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 15th of March 2026 during the 10:00 am service.

Dan Pettersen shows us that true happiness is not found in favourable circumstances but in a deeper, lasting contentment that comes from trusting God.

Dan Pettersen explains how Jesus redefines what happiness really means, showing us that it is not dependent on wealth, comfort, popularity, or easy circumstances. Through Jesus’ teaching, we see that real happiness comes when we recognise our dependence on God, hunger to do what is right, face the realities of life and death honestly, and remain faithful even when doing the right thing brings opposition. As we consider what we are trusting in for our happiness, we are reminded that lasting contentment grows as we place our confidence not in what we have, but in the God who provides for us and promises a greater reward beyond this life.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 8th of March 2026 during the 10:00 am service.

Peter Sun exposes the tension between outward religion and inward renewal, showing how easily we mistake appearances for true obedience.

Peter Sun leads us through Luke 5:33–6:11, confronting our fixation on religious optics and public perception. As we listen, we see how we can prioritise fasting, Sabbath-keeping, and visible piety while missing the heart of God’s mercy. Peter helps us recognise ourselves in the Pharisees’ scrutiny, urging us to examine whether we value compassion over ceremony and restoration over rule-keeping. Together, we are called to rejoice in the presence of the Bridegroom, and to embrace the newness He brings.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 1st of March 2026 during the 10:00 am service.

Andrew Linton recounts a shocking team selection that mirrors Christ’s call to the most unlikely follower.

Andrew Linton walks us through the message of Levi’s dramatic encounter with Jesus, reminding us that we too were not chosen for our merit but by sheer grace. As we consider Levi the despised tax collector, we see how easily we slip into pride and performance like the Pharisees, measuring ourselves by externals rather than by repentance and relationship. Andrew urges us to recognise our need of the great Physician, to turn with contrite hearts, and to follow wholeheartedly, knowing that Christ seeks the sick, restores the outcast, and calls us into a life-changing relationship marked by mercy rather than mere sacrifice.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 22nd of February 2026 during the 10:00 am service.

Billy Hanna brings us face to face with astonishing healing and bold forgiveness that reveal Jesus’ true authority and compassion.

Billy Hanna walks us through the powerful moments of Luke 5:12–26, where we see Jesus cleanse a man with leprosy and forgive and heal a paralysed man lowered through a roof by his determined friends. As we listen, we’re reminded that Jesus is not only willing but able to make us clean, restoring those pushed to the margins and addressing our deepest need — the forgiveness of sins. Billy helps us see that faith is active and visible, and that when we come to Christ — whether on our own feet or carried by others — we encounter both mercy and authority that leave us glorifying God in awe.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 15th of February 2026 during the 10:00 am service.

Geoff Smith challenges us to see faith not as ritual, but as transformation — where obedience meets revelation, and doubt gives way to conviction.

Geoff shares a powerful message on the call of discipleship, drawing from the miraculous catch of fish to reveal the difference between being saved and being a follower. Through humour, humility, and heartfelt teaching, he reminds us that salvation is a gift received in a moment, while discipleship is a lifelong process of growth and surrender. As we journey through Peter’s encounter with Jesus, we are encouraged to move beyond the shallows of belief and step into the deeper waters of faith, trust, and true devotion.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 7th of December 2025 during the 10:00 am service.

Tony Pyne challenges us to witness the authority and compassion of Christ as He confronts darkness and brings freedom to those bound by its grip.

Tony delivers a powerful message that draws us into the heart of Jesus’ ministry, showing how His words and actions reveal divine authority and mercy. As we listen, we’re reminded of the power of God to heal, restore, and deliver in every generation. This message stirs our faith and calls us to recognise the same life-changing power at work among us today.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 23rd of November 2025 during the 10:00 am service.

Billy Hanna challenges us to rethink everything we thought we knew about Jesus’ mission, confronting our expectations with the reality of His purpose.

Billy leads us through Jesus’ message in Nazareth, revealing how the people’s vision of a conquering Messiah collided with the true heart of Christ’s calling — to save sinners and meet our deepest spiritual needs. As we reflect together, we see that Jesus didn’t come to make life easier or more comfortable, but to restore our relationship with God and offer eternal hope. It’s a message that redefines what it means to be truly free and fulfilled in Him.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 16th of November 2025 during the 10:00 am service.

Dan Pettersen shares a powerful message on pausing in life’s testing moments and rediscovering the strength that comes from trusting God over ourselves.

Dan explores how temptation isn’t a test of our self-control but of our faith — our confidence in God’s goodness and timing. Drawing from the account of Jesus in the wilderness, he challenges us to pause before acting, to recognise what’s truly at stake — our future, our families, and our faith — and to choose trust instead of impulse. Through practical reflections and heartfelt encouragement, we’re reminded that when we cooperate with God rather than trying to manipulate Him, we find grace, wisdom, and lasting peace in the midst of life’s temptations.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 9th of November 2025 during the 10:00 am service.

Andrew Sun reminds us of the divine certainty behind our faith in a powerful message that confirms who Jesus truly is and why we can trust Him completely.

Andrew leads us through the baptism and genealogy of Christ, revealing how God’s voice and lineage testify that Jesus is the promised Son—anointed by the Spirit and affirmed by the Father. As we listen, we’re reminded that our confidence and hope rest not in ourselves but in Him who fulfils every divine promise. This message strengthens our assurance that, through Christ, we are brought near to God and included in His eternal plan of redemption.

Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 2nd of November 2025 during the 10:00 am service.