Ewen Robertson opens a series on God's covenants by reflecting on the first covenant with Adam. Exploring the themes of relationship, responsibility, and restoration, this message traces humanity's journey from paradise given to paradise lost—and ultimately to paradise regained through Christ. A compelling call to live in daily communion with God and embrace His gift of righteousness.

In this sermon, Ewen Robertson explores God's covenant of grace with Abraham, highlighting the unexpected generosity and enduring promises of God. Reflecting on Genesis 15, he unpacks themes of faith, righteousness, spiritual inheritance, and the powerful symbolism of covenant. The message challenges listeners to align their lives with God's purposes and embrace the righteousness offered through faith, just as Abraham did.

In A Majestic Sandwich, Andrew Scotland unpacks the rich layers of Psalm 8 using a creative metaphor: the construction of a sandwich. From the opening declaration of God's majesty to the central revelation of humanity’s honoured place in creation, this sermon highlights how we are made in God’s image and crowned with His glory. Emphasising that even children can worship and proclaim truth, Andrew reminds listeners that weakness is no barrier to God’s strength, and that Christ—the Son of Man—is the pinnacle of God’s redemptive plan for humanity.

In A Child Lost in Time, Andrew Scotland explores the life of Abraham to reveal timeless truths about identity, faith, and divine calling. Through rich biblical insight, he challenges listeners to respond to God’s call with obedience, live beyond present circumstances, and embrace their role in a greater spiritual legacy. This sermon underscores the importance of relationship with God over religion, and calls believers to live with eternal purpose, trusting in God’s promises even when the future seems uncertain.

In this heartfelt message, Francis Pidigu shares his personal passion for the gospel, urging believers to boldly proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ. Drawing from Romans 1:14–17, he highlights the promise, power, and purpose of the gospel, reminding listeners that it brings salvation to all who believe. With moving real-life stories from his ministry in India, Francis challenges the church to embrace its mission field—wherever they are—and make every moment count for the Kingdom.

In this foundational teaching, Andrew Scotland explores the true essence of worship—not merely as music or ritual, but as a life wholly submitted to God. Drawing from Psalm 24 and other scriptures, he unpacks what it means to approach God with clean hands and a pure heart. Challenging cultural norms and popular worship songs, he calls the church back to reverence, readiness, and wholehearted devotion, emphasising that worship must be on God's terms, not ours.

In this inspiring message, Ewen Robertson explores 1 Peter 1:13–25, unpacking what motivates believers to live holy lives in a troubled world. He highlights the powerful redemptive work of Christ, our transformation through the enduring Word of God, and the call to live in holiness, reverent fear, and sincere love. With practical examples and stories of faith, the sermon challenges listeners to respond to God's grace with wholehearted devotion and active service in the church community.

In this teaching from the book of James, Ewen Robertson contrasts two kinds of wisdom—earthly and heavenly. He unpacks how selfish ambition and envy lead to disorder, while godly wisdom brings peace, mercy, and righteousness. With practical insight and biblical depth, this message encourages listeners to seek wisdom that reflects the character of Christ and promotes harmony in every aspect of life.

This sermon explores identity through the lens of Scripture and personal reflection. Drawing inspiration from Michael Jackson’s Man in the Mirror and Genesis, Andrew Scotland challenges listeners to look beyond surface appearances and recognise their true identity as image-bearers of God. Highlighting the biblical account of Cain and Abel, he contrasts worldly self-reliance with godly obedience and intimacy. The message ultimately calls believers to continual self-examination, repentance, and a deeper relationship with God.

In "When Reality Makes Way to Hope," Andrew Scotland reflects on Abraham’s journey of faith as a lens through which we view modern trials. He highlights how God calls us out of comfort and control into trust and dependence, even when faced with famine, tyrants, or setbacks. Through rich biblical storytelling, the message reminds listeners that the present doesn’t define the future—God does. It’s a powerful encouragement to hold onto God’s promises and let hope anchor us beyond our current realities.