Oreste's message on Sunday 29th July 2012 is available for download. Oreste concludes with Part 2 of this message where the issue of being offended by Jesus is uncovered as it relates to John's time of doubt in prison. Application to our lives is made where disappointment, doubt and dodgy discernment can be seen to flow from offence with Jesus.  Left unresolved our times of doubt can turn into hardness of heart. But where we confront our doubts and bring them humbly to the Lord they can be an opportunity for a greater and more robust faith.

Oreste's message on Sunday 5th August 2012 is available for download. Oreste looks at the story in the book of Luke where a sinful woman pours perfume on the feet of Jesus while He is dining at the home of a Pharisee.  Jesus, knowing that Simon the Pharisee is disgusted by what this woman did and aware of the woman's love for God , goes on to teach about forgiveness and love.  When forgiveness is open then love flows freely and lavishly.

Oreste's message on Sunday 12th August 2012 is available for download. Jesus asked His disciples a question: "Who do you say I am?" In this message we are challenged to consider our personal response to this question and to identify the true source of our response. A revelation from God about who Jesus is changes everything about our attitude to Him and all that Jesus has to say to us.  God the Father declared that Jesus is His Son whom He chose and that we are to listen to Him. Such listening demands our obedience to the way of Jesus as we follow Him as faithful disciples. There is a commitment and cost to following Jesus but the journey brings forth the greatest possible joy and fulfilment that not only changes the disciple but transforms the world into the fullest expression of God's kingdom on earth.

Sarah de Haan's message on Sunday 19th August 2012 is available for download. In this message, whoever you are and wherever you stand in relation to God, Sarah challenges you to sincerely consider the eternal choice before you to turn to God and fully embrace Him. Why? Because Father God turned His back on Jesus so He wouldn't have to turn His back on you. That choice has eternal consequences that are meant to find expression and fulfilment in the here and now of life. The choice rests on what or who you allow to shape your soul. So what or who will it be for you - the world or Jesus?

Oreste's message on Sunday 2nd September 2012 is available for download. The corresponding slide is also available. This is the first message of a three part series that delves into Revelation chapters 2-3 where Jesus is reviewing the seven churches of Asia Minor. Jesus provides commendation and correction to these churches and puts out the call for repentance in particular areas in anticipation of the day He will judge His people for their deeds of faith at His second coming. The Jesus review has implications for you and I and gives us a much needed opportunity to listen to Jesus' feedback so we can "pull our socks up" as preparation for the final review when we meet our Lord face to face.

Rob Brown's message on Sunday 9th September 2012 is available for download. Rob looks at the claims that have been made by different kinds of people and how the reality ends up failing to match the bold claims that were originally made. The test of time causes evidence to emerge that allows the rest of us to plainly see many trails of false claims. Rob applies the same test of time to the claims Jesus made about himself in the Bible to reveal a refreshing, compelling and evidence based reality about who Jesus is - the way, the truth and the life. Be challenged and comforted as you listen.

Oreste's message on Sunday 30th September 2012 is available for download. The corresponding slide is also available. This is the final message of a three part series that delves into Revelation chapters 2-3 where Jesus is reviewing the seven churches of Asia Minor. The areas of repentance that Jesus identifies in these churches have direct application for us today as Christians. The call to repentance that Jesus issued long ago to these churches is also a call for us to not forsake our first love and faithfulness to our Lord. Where we wander away from spiritual faithfulness to God, other things will enter our lives and becomes idols we need to repent of. Listen in and resolve to be obedient to the call of Jesus in our lives - let's forsake the idols in our lives and embrace the Master wholeheartedly in anticipation of His return to planet earth.

Oreste's message on Sunday 23rd September 2012 is available for download. The corresponding slide is also available. This is the second message of a three part series that delves into Revelation chapters 2-3 where Jesus is reviewing the seven churches of Asia Minor. The areas of repentance that Jesus is calling these churches to are explored. The forsaking of our first love for the Lord marks the decline and decay of a disciple's spiritual faithfulness towards God. It is the "thin edge of the wedge".

Oreste's message on Sunday 7th October 2012 is available for download. The corresponding slide is also available. Can we know what heaven is like or isn't like? Does the Bible give us clear, concrete realities about what eternity in heaven might look like? Be prepared to have your popular, media reinforced misconceptions blown to pieces. Whatever you think heaven might be like be sure to test it against the truth of God's word. Even where you have faithfully sought to do this one thing is for sure! Whatever you imagine heaven to be like, it will not be exactly like that. Why? Simply because it will be even better.

Sash Stanceski's message on Sunday 4th November 2012 is available for download. Holiness can easily be a misunderstood term. In this message Sash describes the nature of holiness and uses the story of Samson and Delilah to draw out practical lessons we can live by.