In week five of our ‘Wildfire’ series, Pastor Dan Belshaw explores Acts 3 and the powerful truth that God works through ordinary everyday lives. Reflecting on Peter and John’s encounter with the lame beggar at the temple gate, Dan unpacks how the Holy Spirit moves not only in extraordinary moments, but in daily routines, simple conversations, and ordinary faithfulness. This message encourages us to live with our eyes open to what God is doing around us, to step out boldly in faith, and to remember that every act of transformation and healing must always point back to Jesus.

In week four of our ‘Wildfire’ series, Pastor Dan Belshaw explores Acts 2:42–47 and the unmistakable fingerprints of God at work in the early church. As the Spirit moved in power, it produced a people marked by generosity, devotion, joy, and deep community. Dan unpacks how the work of God always produces the character of God, reminding us that transformation is formed through daily surrender and consistent rhythms centred on Jesus. This message challenges us to examine what is shaping our lives and encourages us to build lives that reflect the presence, power, and character of Christ.

In week three of our ‘Wildfire’ series, Dan Belshaw unpacks the power of intentional faith through Acts 2. In a culture driven by feelings, Dan challenges us to move beyond emotion as our authority and embrace a life of devotion to Jesus. Exploring the early church, we see how sustained spiritual power came through commitment to teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. This message calls us to stop drifting and start pursuing Jesus with purpose - reminding us that transformation isn’t fuelled by feelings, but by a surrendered, intentional life shaped around His presence.

In week two of our ‘Wildfire’ series, Dan Belshaw takes us through Acts 2 and the heart of Pentecost - God coming near and choosing to dwell within His people. Dan's messages confronts us with the life-changing reality of the Holy Spirit, who doesn’t just alter our circumstances but transforms us from the inside out. As fearful disciples become bold witnesses, we’re reminded that the same Spirit is at work in us today - filling, empowering, and inviting us into God’s mission with confidence, purpose, and a renewed dependence on His presence.

In the opening of our 'Wildfire' series, Pastor Dan Belshaw takes us into Acts 1, exploring how God moves through ordinary people with extraordinary power. As the early church waits in Jerusalem, we’re reminded that God’s ways often defy human logic - choosing weakness to reveal His strength. This message centres on the promise of the Holy Spirit, the call to be witnesses, and the power of prayerful unity. We’re challenged to step off the sidelines, rely on God’s Spirit over our own effort, and believe that even in uncertainty, God is building something powerful through us.

In this message, Faith in the waiting, Paul Holmes explores what it means to trust God in seasons of waiting. Drawing from the life of David, he shows how waiting is not passive but purposeful - an opportunity for growth, preparation, and deeper trust in God’s character. Through honest reflection and biblical insight, Paul encourages us to remain active, resist rushing ahead of God’s timing, and hold onto His promises. Whether you’re waiting for answers, direction, or breakthrough, this message invites you to discover how God is at work, even when life feels on hold.

In this Easter Sunday message, Pastor Dan Belshaw follows the journey of the disciples from confusion, grief and fear at Jesus’ death to bold, joyful faith after encountering the risen Christ - a faith that ultimately got them killed. Even on the day of the resurrection, they struggled with doubt and disappointment - until Jesus met them personally, revealed himself through his wounds and opened the Scriptures to show that all of scripture pointed to him. In that moment, everything changed: fearful followers became courageous witnesses, carrying the gospel to the ends of the earth, even at great cost. The same invitation stands today - not to adopt an 'idea' of Jesus, but to encounter the living Lord Jesus who transforms lives, offers forgiveness and makes what is dead come alive.

This week, Pastor Dan Belshaw continues our Grace & Mercy series with a message titled Do I Enjoy Jesus? Teaching from John 12, Dan explores Mary’s extravagant worship and challenges the idea that faith begins with feelings. In a culture driven by emotion, he invites us to rediscover a deeper rhythm: discipline, leading to desire, leading to delight. Contrasting Mary’s surrender with Judas’ self-preservation, this message reveals that true joy in Jesus is found not in chasing feelings, but in wholehearted devotion. As Easter approaches, we’re invited to respond again to the beauty of the gospel.

This week, Pastor Dan Belshaw continues our Grace & Mercy series with a message titled Do I Really Follow Jesus? In Mark 10, the encounter with the rich young ruler exposes our tendency to add Jesus to our lives rather than surrender to Him. Dan challenges the idea of “cheap grace,” reminding us that while grace is free, it cost Jesus everything. More than admiration or good behaviour, following Jesus requires wholehearted surrender. As we approach Easter, this message invites reflection: do we want Jesus, or do we want control?

This week our Pastor Dan Belshaw opened our Easter series Grace & Mercy with a message titled Jumping Cows & The Prodigal Sons. In Luke 15, Dan explored the famous parable often called the Prodigal Son, reminding us it’s really the story of two lost sons. One ran from the Father through rebellion; the other stayed close but trusted in his own goodness. Yet the Father pursued them both. Through this story, Dan showed that sin promises freedom but delivers dirt, while God’s grace and mercy restore what was lost. The gospel isn’t behaviour modification - it’s the Father running to bring us home.