In this sermon from Acts 13–14, Gareth explores the church in Antioch as a model of a healthy, mission-focused church. Grounded in faithful biblical teaching and led by the Holy Spirit, Antioch became a sending church that helped spread the gospel through church planting and global mission. This sermon examines how the unchanging message of Jesus can be communicated effectively in different contexts and challenges believers to rely on the Holy Spirit as they faithfully participate in God's mission wherever He has placed them.

As we conclude our Respectable Sins series, Nathan explores one of the most subtle and dangerous sins of all: legalism. Through Luke 15, he reminds us that the gospel is not about striving harder or earning God's acceptance through our performance. We are not "sheepdogs" proving our worth, but helpless sheep rescued by the Good Shepherd and welcomed home as beloved sons and daughters. Discover the freedom of grace, the Father's heart towards sinners, and the joy of living from acceptance rather than striving for it.

Message from Oliver Vierhaus on July 19, 2026

Message from Gareth Bowley on July 12, 2026

Message from Johannes Brand on July 5, 2026

In this sermon Gareth explores how worry and anxiety often reveal a deeper issue beneath the surface: unbelief. Through Israel’s wilderness journey and Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6, we are challenged to consider what we truly believe about God’s character, faithfulness, and fatherly care. Rather than allowing fear and anxiety to harden our hearts, we are invited to trust the God who has proven Himself faithful time and time again. This message calls us to resist unbelief, remember God’s goodness, and find freedom through renewed faith in Him

In this sermon Riley explores the hidden and destructive nature of pride. Far more than arrogance, pride is a heart that chooses self-dependence over dependence on God. Looking at Genesis 3 and throughout Scripture, she illustrates how pride lies beneath many of our struggles, shaping our identity, relationships, and view of God. Yet the gospel offers hope: God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. Through resisting pride, repenting, receiving grace, and walking in community, we can find true freedom, rest, and transformation in Christ.

Message from Steve van Rhyn on June 14, 2026

In this sermon, Bates explores Paul’s command in Ephesians 5:18 and reminds us that the Christian life is not meant to be lived through our own strength. Using the picture of a sailboat catching the wind, he shows how the Holy Spirit empowers, guides, and transforms believers as they position themselves to receive His work. Through Scripture, worship, prayer, community, and thanksgiving, we learn to pray a simple but life-changing prayer: “Holy Spirit, fill me and lead me.”

In Acts 12, Gareth's sermon explores the reality of gospel opposition and the power of prayer. As the early church faces persecution, imprisonment, and loss, they respond not with fear or self-reliance, but with earnest prayer. Through Peter’s miraculous rescue and Herod’s downfall, we see that while opposition is real, God’s purposes remain unstoppable. This message challenges us to trust God in difficult circumstances, devote ourselves to prayer, and believe that He is still at work advancing His kingdom today.