In this message, Paddy teaches from Luke 16:1-15, about the dishonest servant, and how Jesus calls us to be a people who align our priorities according to the Father's heart. There is a journey of breaking disordered partnerships and agreements, so that the Father can increase our capacity to receive all that He wants to release, for our sakes but also for the city and the nations.

In this teaching from Luke 15:25-32 Gregg unpacks the second part of Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son, looking at the older son’s reaction to the younger son’s homecoming. He also looks at the difference between an identity of sonship and servanthood, and how we need to encounter a deeper revelation of the Father heart of God towards us!

In this teaching from Luke 15:11-20 Gregg unpacks the first part of Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son, looking at the redemption and restoration of the younger son.

In this teaching from Jesus’ parable in Luke 15:8-10, Paddy shares how God doesn’t wait passively for people to find him, but he actively pursues that which is lost. We also examine how Celebration empowers the church for a greater measure of Kingdom advancement.

In this teaching from Luke 15:1–7, Liz explores how the story of the lost sheep reveals a pursuing God who finds us, rescues us, and carries us. This is not a one-time event; it’s a way of living. God is still pursuing us in our everyday lives, reminding us that we need a Saviour.

In this teaching from Luke 14:25-33 Gregg unpacks Jesus’ teaching on the cost of discipleship, exploring what we must pick up and what we must lay down to become wholehearted disciples of Jesus.

This Easter Sunday we explore how Jesus was triumphant over sin, death and evil, and what the implications that has for the children of God.

On Palm Sunday, Ben shares about the triumphant entry of the humble King, Jesus, who came in peace, riding on a donkey. Though misunderstood at the time, this moment reveals God’s perfect plan when we take a closer look.

In this episode Wendy unpacks the revelation Martha received from Jesus when they spoke before He raised Lazarus from the dead - ‘I am the resurrection and the life’. What impact did this have on Martha and how does it impact us today?

In this teaching from Luke 14:12-24 Gregg unpacks the parable of the great banquet, inviting us to respond to the Master’s invitation and to partner with Jesus in pursuing the least, the last and the lost with the message of the Kingdom of God.