MBC Messages

Paul prays that believers would gain wisdom, live in a way that pleases God, bear fruit, grow in knowledge, endure with Spirit-given strength, and give thanks for God's saving work - He has qualified, rescued, and redeemed us through Christ.Speaker: Graham Flick

The starting Posture, Backdrop and Focus for Prayer. Speaker: Vivian Grice

An Invitation to No More Compromise:Have FaithStand & Pray

Speaker: Brett Hookham

The result of abiding is bearing lasting fruit. God’s desire is not temporary change but lives that have eternal impact. As we remain in Christ, our lives begin to produce what truly lasts—love, obedience, and kingdom influence - this is what it means to accept the invitation to live without compromise. Speaker: Brett Hookham

Where we build our foundations determines our future. By building on Christ we have both certainty now and forever. How do we know this? By listening to and obeying His words.Speaker: Brett Hookham

Jesus invites us to remain in Him. Fruitfulness doesn’t come from striving, but from abiding—staying connected to the source of life. This week centres on dependence, relationship, and remaining close to Jesus. From this relationship, true fruitfulness begins to emerge.Speaker: Brett Hookham

Jesus doesn’t just call us to follow Him - He works to remove what doesn't belong. Just as He cleared the temple, He works in us to remove what hinders true worship. He confronts what is empty, misplaced, false and just plain sinful within us. This is the ongoing work of a surrendered life—allowing Him to reshape our hearts from the inside out.Speaker: Brett Hookham

Freedom leads to transformation, it is not about doing whatever we want but becoming who God made us to be. As we walk by the Spirit, our lives begin to reflect God’s character. This is not self-effort but Spirit-led change—an ongoing invitation to be filled daily with His presence.Speaker: Ash Reynolds

Jesus doesn’t just call us away from compromise—He calls us into freedom. Through Jesus, we are released from the burden of trying to earn God's approval. This is not a return to rules or performance, but a life shaped by grace. We are invited to stand firm in the freedom Christ has already secured for us.Speaker: Brett Hookham

Receiving God's invitation leads to a life that is genuinely transfromed. The fig tree and the temple reveal God's desire for lives that are real, not just outwardly impressive. Jesus confronts the danger of outward religion without inward reality - leafy trees without fruit. Following Jesus means letting go of half-hearted devotion and outward presentation only —this is where no compromise begins.Speaker: Brett Hookham