In this sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey reminds us that real disciples of Jesus are people who pray. Through Scripture and personal testimonies, he shows that a strong prayer life is the foundation for spiritual growth, multiplication, and lasting impact. This message calls every believer to go deeper in prayer and truly follow Jesus.

In this compelling message, Apostle Russell Toohey calls the Church to reject both literal and spiritual gambling and to embrace the certainty of a Christlike prayer life. Confronting cultural issues like desperation-driven gambling, he contrasts a life of chance with a life built on early morning, fourth-watch prayer.

Drawing from the prayer rhythms of Jesus – Gethsemane, the mountain, and the solitary place – this sermon challenges believers to pursue spiritual hunger, overcome intimidation, and replicate the prayer-powered ministry of Christ.

In today's sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey casts a compelling vision for New Zion as a House of Prayer for the Nations, rooted in day and night prayer. Drawing from Scripture, revival history, and global examples, he shows us how sustained, desperate prayer precedes God’s greatest interventions.

This message challenges believers to move from coping to conquering, to rebuild God’s house with priority and sacrifice, and to embrace prayer as the engine of revival, justice, and transformation for cities and nations.

In this sermon, Apostle Nina Toohey calls believers back to “the one thing” that sustains life, peace, and purpose – fellowship with God. Addressing the modern epidemic of hurry, she highlights how constant rushing erodes spiritual health, relationships, and joy, while intimacy with God is our true and natural habitat. This message invites listeners to slow down, realign their priorities, and rebuild their lives – and God’s house – through personal and corporate prayer.

Listen to today's sermon, the second instalment in the "New Zion: House Of Prayer" sermon series!

In this week's sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey explores The Wisdom of Fasting and Prayer as a vital foundation for building strong spiritual houses. Drawing from Scripture, this message reveals how fasting and prayer establish crisis-proof foundations, strengthen spiritual discipline, break long-standing issues, and prepare believers for both purpose and victory. More than a practice, fasting and prayer position us to encounter Jesus afresh — and to run towards Him, not away — as we become living houses of prayer for all nations.

Listen to Apostle Hilton Toohey's latest sermon preached at New Zion Lansdowne-Pinati on the 14th of December 2025.

Apostle Russell Toohey continues the series by focusing on "Kingdom Resource." This week, we examine the true meaning of the Holy Spirit as a resource for the church and for individual believers.

The sermon explores the power of the Holy Spirit to bring new life and spiritual power, as well as the importance of repentance and receiving the promise. Discover how to live a life saturated with the Holy Spirit and why being "baptised with the Holy Spirit and with fire" is a non-negotiable part of our walk with Christ.

In this week’s message, Apostle Russell Toohey unpacks what it truly means to live under the Kingdom of God — not as citizens of democracy, but as subjects of a King. Exploring the contrasts between worldly systems and Christ’s rule, he explains how Kingdom culture demands total loyalty, compassion for the poor, expansion through mission, and power through the Spirit. This sermon challenges believers to align their hearts, priorities, and lives with Jesus - the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

In this week's sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey launched the new series "Jesus: Lord and King" by focusing on "Kingdom Obedience." Listen to discover why the Kingdom of God was the central subject of Jesus' preaching and the core message of the apostles. Learn how true kingdom Christianity is not just about talk, but about living by God's power. The message explores the vital importance of Kingdom Obedience for resolving power struggles, surviving the end-times, and conquering mental illness. The ultimate question is posed: Is Jesus your Lord and King?