On the back of Mattheus' message from our first service, Papa Ché Ahn brings a powerful word on hearing the voice of God and discovering your place in His purpose.

Drawing from John 15:7, Ché explains that sensitivity to God's voice is developed over time. Just as we can become so familiar with an alarm clock that we wake before it sounds, we can learn to recognise and respond to the promptings of the Holy Spirit through a life of abiding in Christ.

This message is also a call to action. God has not called His people to be spectators, but participants. Every believer has a place in God's house and a role to play in the work He is doing. Like those who rebuilt the walls in Nehemiah's day, each of us must find our place and take responsibility for the section God has entrusted to us.

As the salt of the earth and the light of the world, the Church is called to influence society and reveal God's Kingdom. Are we fulfilling that calling, or have we become content to watch from the sidelines?

Listen now and be challenged to draw closer to God's voice, find your place in His house, and become part of what He is building.

Fresh from Reclaim26, Mattheus Van Der Steen brings a timely and challenging message about focus, purpose, and the call to rebuild.

Drawing from Colossians 3:2 and the story of Nehemiah, Mattheus reminds us that whenever God begins something new, opposition often follows. The storms we face are not always signs that we've missed God's will, sometimes they are evidence that we're walking in it. Just as the enemy tried to stop Jesus because of His calling, distraction remains one of the enemy's most effective strategies against believers today.

In a generation overwhelmed by noise, distraction, and compromise, God is calling His people to set their minds on heavenly realities and recover their burning passion for His purposes. Nehemiah heard of the broken walls of Jerusalem and chose to take responsibility for a problem he didn't create. Through prayer, vision, and determination, he helped rebuild what had been lost.

What walls has God called you to rebuild? What distractions are keeping you from His purpose?

Listen now and be challenged to lift your eyes, renew your focus, and return to the calling God has placed on your life.

Pastor Tony Wastall shares practical and biblical wisdom on building strong, lasting relationships as he celebrates 40 years of marriage with Ursula this Sunday.

Drawing from Proverbs 24:3, Tony explores the principles that underpin healthy marriages, families, friendships, and every meaningful relationship in our lives. Just as a house requires careful planning and a solid foundation, relationships must be intentionally built on values and principles rather than feelings alone.

This message covers the importance of personal responsibility, emotional health, trust, transparency, and communication. Tony reminds us that true fulfilment is found first in our relationship with God, and that lasting relationships are strengthened when we allow Him to meet our deepest needs.

Whether you're married, preparing for marriage, raising a family, or simply seeking healthier relationships, this message offers timeless insights for building connections that endure.

Listen now to discover the secrets of successful relationships and how to build a life that stands the test of time.

What do you do when life takes an unexpected turn and you're faced with pain, uncertainty, and trials? In this powerful message, Pastor Karla shares a deeply personal testimony of faith in the middle of suffering. After attending her sister-in-law's wedding, she was awakened in the middle of the night with excruciating pain and misdiagnosed before undertaking emergency surgery almost a week later. Yet before the procedure, her greatest desire was not fear or worry; it was to spend time praising her Lord and Savior.Drawing from James 1:2–4 and James 1:12, Karla reminds us that true joy is not dependent on circumstances. Happiness may come and go, but the joy of the Lord remains steadfast through every challenge. God often uses life's trials to strengthen our faith, build perseverance, and reveal what we are truly made of.If you're walking through a difficult season, this message will encourage you to choose praise in the midst of pain, trust God before the breakthrough comes, and discover the profound joy that can only be found in Him.

Pastor John Blackah brings a challenging message exploring the warning found in Hebrews 12:14 - 16.

Using the example of Esau, who traded his birthright for a moment of temporary satisfaction, John examines how disappointment, offence, and bitterness can quietly take root in our hearts. When life doesn't unfold as we hoped, it's easy to become bitter towards our circumstances - or even towards God Himself.

But God calls us to guard our hearts, pursue holiness, and hold firmly to the inheritance He has prepared for us.

What are we in danger of trading away because of present struggles? And how can we avoid allowing bitterness to rob us of God's purpose for our lives?

Listen now to discover the importance of protecting your spiritual inheritance and trusting God through life's disappointments.

In this encouraging message, John Blackah explores the powerful biblical meaning of hope through Romans 15:13. While society often defines hope as wishful thinking or fleeting optimism, Scripture presents hope as something far deeper; a joyful anticipation rooted in God's promises and presence.John unpacks how biblical hope is active rather than passive, producing strength, perseverance, and lasting joy in the believer's life. He highlights the distinction between happiness and joy, showing that true joy is a profound inner confidence and contentment that comes directly from God.Drawing from Psalm 42, this message reminds us that hope is cultivated in the presence of the Lord. Even amid life's stresses, distractions, and challenges, God invites us to encounter Him and steward the hope He places within us. As we remain close to Him, our lives can overflow with hope, joy, and expectation for what He will do.Scripture References: Romans 15:13, Psalm 42Join us as we discover how hope is not merely a feeling, but the product of encountering God and living in joyful anticipation of His faithfulness.

Delmar Brown brings an encouraging message on the God who hears, delivers, and makes a way through every storm.

Looking at Mark 4:36–39, where Jesus rebukes the wind and waves, Del reminds us that the way we position ourselves in the middle of the storm will shape how we come out of it. Like the disciples, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by fear when life feels uncertain, when we need breakthrough, provision, or restoration.But our God is still a deliverer.

He is the God who makes a way where there seems to be no way, who never stops working, and whose power never changes.

Drawing from Luke 13:10–17, this message is also a call to worship in the middle of the struggle, to trust God regardless of the situation we face.

Don’t wait until the battle is over to praise Him, you can shout now!

Listen now and be encouraged that God still hears, still moves, and still delivers.

Pastor Tony Wastall shares a powerful message on discovering purpose in the pain.

Life brings moments of difficulty, disappointment, and adversity, but even in our hardest valleys, God is still at work. Looking at Hosea 2:14 and the story of the Valley of Achor, Tony explores how a place once marked by failure, shame, and defeat became known as a door of hope.

After Israel’s victory at Jericho, Achan’s disobedience led the nation into defeat and heartbreak. Yet hundreds of years later, God spoke through Hosea with a promise of restoration and redemption.

What the enemy intends for destruction, God can turn around for good.

This message is a reminder that pain is never wasted in God’s hands. There is purpose in the struggle, hope in the valley, and redemption beyond the setback.

Listen now to discover how God can bring hope out of even your darkest moments.

Pastor John uses Mark 9:17-29, the parable of the seed and soil to explore how the condition of our hearts affects the fruitfulness of God’s Word in our lives. The seed is always good, but when it fails to bear fruit, the issue is not the seed but rather the condition of the soil.

This teaching unpacks how distractions, worries, and competing influences can slowly take root when we do not continually maintain the soil of our hearts. Faith grows through hearing the Word of God, and does not deny the existence of problems; it sees the problem but refuses to be controlled by it.

Be encouraged and challenged to guard your heart, strengthen your faith, and remain grounded in God’s Word.

In this message from Judges 14, Pastor Tony shares a powerful and honest look at how God works through the battles we face in life.

Using the story of Samson, we see how what looks like conflict, confusion, or even chaos can actually be part of God’s greater purpose. When Samson is attacked by a lion, the Spirit of the Lord empowers him to overcome but the story doesn’t end there. Later, from the very place of struggle comes unexpected sweetness: honey from the carcass of the lion.

“Out of the eater came something to eat; out of the strong came something sweet.”

This message reminds us that there is often a hidden blessing in every battle, something the enemy doesn’t understand. God doesn’t just bring us through difficulties; He uses them to grow us, strengthen us, and lead us into a new dimension.

Are we so focused on the crisis that we miss Christ in the middle of it?

Listen now to discover how God can bring sweetness out of even your hardest moments.