Being Segulah

with Helen Muller this Sunday at Sanctuary.

Exodus 19:4–7………….

Before the law. Before the covenant was signed in stone. Before Israel had done a single thing to earn it — God reached down, gathered a ragged, barefoot people and whispered a word over them that would define everything:

Segulah.

Treasured possession. Not a trophy on a shelf, but a child pressed close to a parent’s chest. This is where the story begins — not with obligation, but with belonging. Not with what we must do, but with who we already are. And still, across every ordinary Tuesday and tired Thursday, that same hand is extended. Not demanding. Not distant. Waiting.

Because children don’t attach to their parents through theology. They attach through presence — through shared moments, through showing up, through letting themselves be found. This Sunday, we’re asking a simple question:

What does it look like to live like we’re actually His? 😊

Join us for this special message on Easter Sunday from our special friend and fellow burning heart - Herald Isaac, as he invites to the widen our eyes to see more of the revelation of the cross and the fruit it is producing for the kingdom of God all across the earth. Enjoy.

Our community wide prophetic word says:

2026 is a year of movement - not away from the former things, but towards inhabiting the ‘better way’ of personal and diligent seeking that is met by the ‘open’ reward of the Lord. Many have endured in 2025: in life, in circumstance, in the heart, in character and have had faith tested and the refining has now produced a substance of pure gold for Jesus. The wholehearted way continues, yet from vastness and more expansive vantage point.

2026 will see abundance where the word is carried. It’s a year of expansive ministry, like that seen in the book of Acts - where boldness fuses with faith and extraordinary things happen. This movement is catalysed not by works of righteousness, but of demonstrations of the the Spirit’s power. A year for the house of our lives to be fully undivided. A year of unhindered life with the Holy Spirit.

With this in our hearts & minds we will come this weekend and help connect the dots of formation and movement together. Our God is the God who sees us and therefore sees everyone! Have you wondered what it would be like to share that with the downcast and the outcast? 

Humility is the bedrock of all ministry, all of life, all relationships and is the key for living in and from the blessings of Almighty Yahweh God.

This weekend we will venture from Genesis, seeing God seeing people! We will venture into Colossians and Galatians and finalise our time in early church ministry ways that turned the world upside down and inside out! We can’t wait to share this special time with you!

White fire meets black fire

On Sunday the 8th of March we had the pleasure of Michael Cowley sharing the word with us. Michael is sharing around the following: The Torah was originally given by our Father as black fire on white fire, with the letters in a continuous, unseparated stream. Black fire is the literal (p'shat) meaning, while white fire represents deeper, hidden, or mystical meanings. To bring this into the light of todays church body, there are three scripture focuses that you can sit in this week leading up to Michael’s sharing: Isaiah 66:7-9, 1 Corinthians 12:19, Matthew 13:8. We encourage you to read these scriptures in the context of their passages to give you a broader picture.

The Lord Sees Differently

In a world that often hates, rejects, and pulls us down, how do we keep our hearts steady and our hope alive? Join us as we explore what it truly means to see how the Lord sees. Through the words of Jesus and the apostles, we’ll discover our true identity as new creations who belong to a different kingdom. Janet Dawson will linking in our prophetic word for this sharing. The key scriptures are: John 16:16 & John 8:23 | 2 Corinthians 5:17 | Philippians 3:20. This will be another opportunity to learn to shift your eyes from the world’s view to heaven’s perspective. We look forward to sharing this time with you! 😊

No Turning Back

This Sunday we had the pleasure of Esther Cowley bringing the Word. We’ve reached the shore of full surrender— no turning back. Burn the ships. Let every plank of compromise, every oar of half-hearted faith, go up in holy flame. For our God is a consuming fire (Heb 12:29), and He has not called us to drift, but to walk worthy, making the most of every moment (Eph 5:15-16), seasoned with salt, speaking with grace (Col 4:5-6). Count the cost. Leave the crowds. Carry the cross. Christ in you is the hope of glory (Col 1:27), and He is worthy of a life with no retreat. The ships are burning. The smoke rises like incense. Forward is the only direction left. 🔥⛵️No Turning Back. We can’t wait to share this special time with you all.

Maturity is compelling us in Christ to see beyond our limited positions of sight and our ‘before now’ lenses of life. Revival and Discipleship are incredible for the new believer! But what happens when we move into maturity in Christ? Into the fields of renewal that no longer require us to be brought back to life? We find throughout the precious scriptures that God has interwoven, emphatically and prophetically - markers of maturity as we move beyond the elementary things of the faith.

This episode unfolds a little more of the authentic ways Jesus prophesied over people to not visit maturity like a holiday destination, but how He led people to reign and govern from maturity, displaying a formative process that empowers and nourishes believers to be able to ‘stand’ and ‘sit’ easily and simultaneously in faith.

Kaleidoscopes give us fresh and joyful perspectives of the same reality, they give us alternative views of the same pictures, they give us re-imagined wonder. So it is in maturity or what the Bible calls ‘manifest sons & daughters’. This Sunday we will set out on an adventure into ‘formative ways to live in renewal’. We can’t wait to share this special and provoking time together as a kingdom family! 

Enjoy.

In this episode we have the pleasure of sitting under the teaching of Cath Osborne as she invites us to listen to the words Jesus speaks from the cross.

Cath unpacks what it is to partake in and live from Biblical listening to our Lord and Saviour.

This special time together will unpack the journey to the cross and the experience of the cross itself. Be sure to prepare by reading and engaging with the four Gospel accounts of the Cross! The Cross is one of the most special places where spiritual practices flow from and one of the most precious places of learning for the believer! We hope to engage in some examples of spiritual practices as a body which will spur you on and encourage you to stay the course. Enjoy

On Sunday Cath Osborne, co-leader of Sanctuary released a powerful message from Exodus 15!

The GENEROSITY of GOD is overwhelming! We see it throughout the whole Word! Fresh from the triumph of Passover’s blood-stained doorposts, the Israelites step into freedom—and their very first month sets the stage for a lifetime of faith. Cath will trace God’s love story through the song of deliverance at the Red Sea, the bitter waters of Marah, and the refreshing oasis of Elim, showing how every stop in the wilderness points us straight to Jesus.

One month in the desert… forty years to follow. Come discover what these ancient wells and palms signify and reveal about your own spiritual formation and the generous heart of the Father who leads us home. Put this one on repeat! Enjoy!

Into life is how the gospel is shaped to transform. It is a personal yet deeply communal way of living. Central to the believer growing in maturity is the recognition of confession. Confession is outdated and not needed. The Word of God implores us to readily confess, to become humble and to be empowered through sharing our weaknesses, so that His strength is perfected. In this latest portion from our series 'the heart of others', Pastor James Kenny encourages the body of Christ to take up our cross daily and follow Jesus.