Join us as Pastor Harrison shares the a word called Growing Pains, going over Exodus 16 we are reminded growing can be painful, but on the other side of painful obedience there is always a blessing. In wilderness seasons a lot of the time God is calling us higher, but certain things, lifestyle patterns, and ways of thinking can't come with us where we are being called too. The wilderness wasn't punishment, it was preparation.

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Through the message of Book of Haggai, we’re reminded that generosity is more than an occasional act, it’s the posture of a transformed heart. God calls us to live open-handed, putting Him first in every area of life and investing in what matters most: building His house and advancing His Kingdom. When the people in Haggai’s day chose to prioritize God’s house, it revealed where their hearts truly belonged.

A generous life isn’t about how much we have; it’s about who we are becoming. Generosity should not just be something we do from time to time, it should define the way we love, serve, give, and lead every day. As we build God’s house together, may our lives reflect hearts fully surrendered to Him.

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The Generous Life Pt. 2 | A Tale of Two Kings

What happens after the blessing? That’s where generosity is truly tested.

In this message, we dive into Genesis 14 and the powerful encounter between Abram, the king of Sodom, and Melchizedek—the king of Salem. Two kings. Two voices. Two paths.

One says: “Give to me and keep the rest.”

The other comes blessing, bringing bread and wine, revealing the heart of a generous God.

This sermon unpacks a key truth: generosity isn’t something we do—it’s who we are. And ultimately, it’s not a requirement… it’s a response.

If you’ve ever wrestled with trusting God in your finances, this message will challenge and encourage your faith.

Scriptures:

Genesis 14, Proverbs 11:24–25, 2 Corinthians 9:7–8, Hebrews 7

Key Thought:

There’s always a choice—will you trust the King of Sodom or the King of Salem?

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In Numbers 13, the people were given a choice: believe the fearful report or trust in God’s promise. The same is true for us, we choose the report we believe.

God is always giving, always faithful, always ahead of us. The question is, do we trust Him?

Generosity flows from a heart check. It’s not about having a problem-free life. it’s about living a faith-filled one. Even when circumstances look uncertain, we lean into who God is, not what we see.

Choose faith. Choose trust. Choose to live generously.

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Pastor Chase has a word on Acts 10, we see what happens when people choose to obey, believe, and persist in prayer. Cornelius prayed faithfully, and Peter obeyed even when it stretched him. Through both of them, God revealed a bigger purpose.

This chapter shows us that prayer is the pathway to God’s plans. What starts in quiet faith can lead to powerful transformation. When we trust God and act on His voice, we step into what He’s already preparing.

And the promise is clear: God wants to pour out His Spirit—on all people, without limit.

So keep praying. Keep believing. Keep obeying.

God is ready to pour it out.

Ever feel like you were moving forwards with God... and the ended up right back where you started?

In John 21, the disciples go back to fishing, not because they stopped believing, but because they got uncertain.

We've all been there.

This message is for anyone who feels the pull back to old habits or what's comfortable. Just because it's familiar doesn't mean it's where you're called.

The good newsis even when you drift... Jesus meets you there.

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Easter At The Arden

Pastor Harrison shares a word from John 20, the story of Thomas, the disciple who missed what everyone else experienced.

What do you do when doubt, pain, or locked places in your heart make you feel left out or unseen?

Jesus is not afraid of your questions, and He still walks into locked places today.

In this message, Pastor Harrison shares a word called "The Hardest Question."

It's built around the story of Lazarus and the tension we feel when life hurts, God seems silent, and we're left with questions we don't know what to do.

Why didn't God stop it?

Why did this have to happen?

Where was He?

Jesus doesn't stand at a distance.

He steps into our pain,

He weeps with us, and through the cross He shows us love that holds us even when nothing makes sense.

If you've ever carried questions, this message is for you.

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Palm Sunday begins with a prophecy…

and a donkey.

Zechariah said the King would come “gentle and riding on a donkey,”

so Jesus sends His disciples to untie one that’s never been ridden.

Ordinary. Overlooked.

But chosen to carry the King.

The crowds lay their cloaks, wave their branches, shout “Hosanna!”

But the miracle started long before the praise —

it started with obedience.

With a donkey.

With a “yes.”

I was tied up once too.

Jesus sent people to untie me.

Now He is sending us to untie others.

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Join us as Pastor Brett from Saints Church shares the word this Sunday! Ready or not, God’s grace shows up right where you are, no perfect timing required.

Just like salt brings flavour and preserves what matters, we’re called to live lives that reflect His grace in every word and action.

Step into it, share it, and watch how a little salt can make a big difference.

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