Ewen Robertson reflects on the crucifixion of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. From the Last Supper to the tearing of the temple curtain, this powerful message highlights Christ’s suffering, sacrifice, and the invitation to receive new life through His death. 

Alan Scotland unpacks the apostolic character of Jesus, exploring how His compassion, authority, and five-fold ministry gifts shape the Church today. Rooted in Christ’s triumph and ascension, this message is a call for believers to embrace their calling, express His character, and walk in unity as His commissioned body. 

Alan Scotland offers a stirring call to stand firm in faith during times of trial. Emphasising God’s presence, prophetic encouragement, and the need to tune out fear and negativity, he reminds listeners that courage, rooted in God’s voice and promises, is essential for navigating a chaotic world.

 Alan Scotland explores the intimate friendship God offers us through Jesus. Challenging cultural distortions of language and identity, he reminds us that true friendship—with God and others—is rooted in faithfulness, forgiveness, and divine love that never fails. 

Yasharn Smith shares from 2 Chronicles 20, urging believers to fix their eyes and hearts on God. In a world of distractions and battles, he reminds us that holiness, trust, and worship are the keys to seeing God fight on our behalf—just as He did for King Jehoshaphat. 

 Alan Scotland calls listeners to align their lives with God's Word, urging us not to tune out the divine melody. Drawing from Psalm 119, he reminds us that even in life’s trials, God's revelation sustains, matures, and empowers us to live faithfully in step with His truth. 

Alan Scotland unpacks the parable of the prodigal son, urging listeners to "come to their senses" and rediscover their true identity in God. Through stories of loss, restoration, and awakening, this message invites us to see, hear, and live with spiritual awareness in a distracted world. 

In this powerful message, Nadim Nassar reflects on the parable of the Good Samaritan from a Middle Eastern perspective, challenging us to redefine what it means to be a neighbour. Drawing on personal experience and deep theological insight, he explores identity, compassion, and the call to love beyond boundaries. 

This sermon unpacks the parable of the unforgiving servant, highlighting the tension between being a son and a servant of God. It emphasizes that forgiveness reflects God's limitless mercy and warns of the consequences of holding onto bitterness.

Through the parable’s structure, it shows that mercy triumphs over judgment. The message contrasts the old covenant of justice with the new covenant of grace, urging believers to release unforgiveness as an act of true worship and a reflection of God’s character.

This sermon explores the Christian view of God as Father, showing that believers are His children

Using the parable of the prodigal son (Luke 15), it highlights themes of inheritance, restoration, and two types of relationships with God: as a son or as a slave. The younger son represents the pursuit of worldly fulfilment, while the older son reflects unforgiveness and distance from the father. Ultimately, it calls believers to embrace their identity as God's children and prioritize their relationship with Him.