Pastor Dan Belshaw continues our Formed series with a message exploring the role of spiritual disciplines in becoming more like Jesus. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3, Dan reminds us that while we plant and water, it is God who brings the growth. In a culture driven by instant results, he unpacks how practices such as prayer, Scripture, fasting, Sabbath, community, generosity, and hospitality create space for God to transform us over time. This message offers practical encouragement to organise your life around Jesus and cultivate lasting spiritual growth.

Pastor Dan Belshaw continues our Formed series with a message exploring the post-modern problem with authority and why true spiritual formation begins with surrender. Drawing from Romans 12, Dan unpacks the difference between being conformed by culture and transformed by the renewing work of the Holy Spirit. Challenging us to consider who or what is shaping our lives, he reminds us that freedom isn't found in placing ourselves at the centre, but in submitting to the loving authority of Jesus. This message offers practical encouragement to surrender daily, embrace biblical community, and trust God's transforming work.

Pastor Dan Belshaw continues our Formed series with a message exploring the vital role of Scripture in shaping the life of a disciple. Drawing from Luke 24, 2 Timothy 3, and Hebrews 4, Dan unpacks how the Bible reveals God's character, trains us in righteousness, and transforms us into the likeness of Jesus. Challenging us to consider what is forming our hearts and minds, he reminds us that spiritual growth doesn't happen by accident. This message offers practical encouragement to read Scripture daily, thoughtfully, and in community with others.

Pastor Dan Belshaw launches our new series, Formed, with a message titled, Is It Cultural Christianity? Exploring Jesus' words in Matthew 22 and Paul's teaching in Ephesians 4, Dan challenges us to consider whether our faith is merely cultural, intellectual, or genuinely transformative. He unpacks the biblical call to surrender, repentance, and a life shaped by love for God and neighbour, reminding us that following Jesus is more than believing the right things - it's allowing Him to transform how we live, speak, think, and love every day.

In this message, our good friend Matt Harrison brought a message from Matthew 16:24-28, exploring what it truly means to follow Jesus in a culture increasingly shaped by comfort, distraction, and cultural Christianity. Matt challenged us to move beyond mere proximity to Jesus and embrace genuine discipleship marked by self-denial, carrying our cross, and wholehearted allegiance to Christ. As followers of Jesus, we're called to engage with the world without submitting to it, finding true life not by pursuing ourselves, but by surrendering everything to the One who gave everything for us.

Pastor Dan Belshaw shares a message titled, ‘Whatever Comes, I’ll Be Okay,’ from Matthew 7:24–27. Looking at Jesus’ parable of the wise and foolish builders, Dan reminds us that everyone builds their life on a foundation, whether intentionally or not. In this message we are challenged to move beyond simply hearing Jesus’ words and instead put them into practice through daily obedience and spiritual discipline. As storms come to every life, following Jesus doesn’t remove suffering, but it does provide a firm foundation. Whatever comes, we can stand secure in Him.

Pastor Dan Belshaw brought our ‘Wildfire’ series to a close on Pentecost Sunday with a message from Acts 4 titled, ‘Wait, Then Go.’ Looking at Peter and John’s boldness before the religious leaders, Dan reminded us that God works powerfully through ordinary people who have been with Jesus. We were encouraged not to give in to self-doubt, but to seek the strength of the Holy Spirit through prayer and daily surrender. As the early church prayed for boldness instead of ease, we too were challenged to wait on God’s presence, then go in His power.

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.