This message from Mark Sayers explores the church's collective calling to serve, compassionate engagement with people's needs, and the importance of prayer and spiritual preparation. He shares insights from international church leaders and surprising stories of faith, offering a perspective on how ordinary people can participate in meaningful spiritual work. The sermon provides both theological reflection and practical encouragement for those seeking to understand their role in contemporary mission.

Pastor Mark explores how God’s Kingdom works in unexpected ways through ordinary people. He reflects on Australia’s rising interest in Christian education, suggesting society may be primed for spiritual revival. Using Mark 6, he challenges the tendency to see God’s power “out there” but not “here.” Through personal stories and a powerful testimony from Malaysia, he reveals how God moves through weakness and familiar places. This sermon invites listeners to invest in their community, expecting God to work powerfully in their midst.

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In an age of increasing isolation, Pastor Mark Sayers examines why authentic community matters more than ever. From underwater cable sabotage to viral morning routines, he explores how modern individualism has created a crisis of loneliness—and how the church can build meaningful relationships in our "antisocial age."

In this opening message of our vision series, Mark Sayers explores how movements of God grow from small beginnings to city-wide impact. Through the lens of Melbourne's revival history and Jesus' own strategy, he shows how personal transformation can spark widespread spiritual renewal—exactly what our rapidly changing world needs today.

Pastor Trudi Sayers explores Psalm 46, revealing God as our ultimate place of safety and belonging. Through personal stories and biblical insights, she invites listeners to surrender their struggles and find peace in God's presence, offering a powerful message of hope, trust, and spiritual homecoming.

Guest pastor Darren Rouanzoin examines Acts 19 to show how the early Ephesian church sparked revival through the Holy Spirit's presence, biblical formation, mission, and most crucially – keeping Jesus at the centre. He challenges us to consider what distractions and idols might be pulling us away from their first love.

Pastor Mark Sayers explores the biblical concept of being "planted in God" through the lens of documentary filmmaker Ken Burns' surprising life decision. Drawing from Psalm 92 and other scriptures, Mark discusses how true stability and flourishing come not from our physical location, but from being rooted in God's presence. A timely message for those seeking authentic growth and purpose in an increasingly restless world.

In this compelling sermon, Pastor Lindy Wilson draws surprising parallels between professional athletes' off-season training and the journey of faith. Through stories of ancient Greek games and modern football, she reveals how spiritual fitness requires more than just rest—it demands intentional preparation for what lies ahead. What does it mean to truly "run the race" of faith, and why do some fall away while others persevere? Wilson offers practical insights for facing life's spiritual challenges with renewed purpose.

Pastor Andy Kroussoratsky shares how his 30-year friendship with kindergarten buddies illuminates Jesus's radical view of friendship in our digital age. Drawing from John 15 and personal experience, Andy breaks down three essential building blocks for authentic connection, offering practical wisdom for moving beyond surface-level relationships to friendships that transform lives. His journey from a sceptical teen to finding faith through genuine community speaks to anyone feeling disconnected in our hyperconnected world.