Revivall Church Bracknell

The world doesn’t want to hear about Jesus. It wants to see Jesus manifested through his church.” In Manifest, Ps Michelle calls the Church beyond religious language to a life in which Christ is formed within and his love, compassion and power become visible to others. She encourages listeners to pray in faith, even when they feel nothing, and to let their light shine at home, in church and in their communities.

You weren’t made to do life alone. In this message, Ps Will Roos shares why gathering as a family of faith brings fresh strength, helps us stand through difficult seasons, and gives everyone a part to play. Through pictures of geese flying in formation and redwoods with connected roots, he calls us to stay planted, encourage one another, and flourish together.

Vision gives us direction, but Jesus gives us a place in what he is building. In this message, Ps Will calls the church to move from attending to belonging, to grow together through life groups, and to trust God in the messy places that are still “under construction.” Drawing on Matthew 16, Ephesians 2 and Peter’s restoration, he reminds listeners that mistakes do not have the final word: Jesus is building his church and calling each person to take their place.

What does it mean to be planted in a church family? Ps Michelle calls believers to belong to one another, grow through the Word and worship, and use their gifts to build the church.

What if you thanked God before anything changed? In this message, Ps Will Roos points to Jesus giving thanks before feeding the crowd and before calling Lazarus from the tomb. He returns to the one healed man who came back to thank Jesus, inviting us to practise gratitude in difficult circumstances and draw closer to him.

Freedom has a sound. Ps Michelle Roos shared how worship, praise, and the proclamation of God’s Word shift atmospheres and announce liberty before circumstances change. Drawing on Isaiah 61, Luke 4, John 8:36, and Acts 16, the message calls believers to use their voice in faith: to worship in the midnight hour, declare truth over every captive place, and trust that Jesus brings real freedom—not self-help or willpower.

In “Chosen on Purpose,” Ps Will Roos shares a powerful message from John 15: God chose you in love—not because of your performance, perfection, or past. Jesus calls you His friend, invites you to stay connected to Him, and empowers your life to bear lasting fruit. Whatever rejection, fear, shame, or disappointment has tried to silence, God’s purpose remains: you are loved, wanted, chosen, and called to step forward in faith.

Ps Michelle Roos shares a powerful message from Romans 12:2 and Ephesians 4: true transformation is not simply changing behaviour or repeating scripture, but allowing God’s Word to renew the heart, reshape perspective, and align the mind, soul and spirit with Christ. As we take thoughts captive, put off the old self, and walk in wholehearted surrender, we grow in maturity, discernment and purpose rooted in our identity in Jesus.

Jesus has overcome the world, so joy does not have to depend on an easy day, perfect circumstances, or the absence of trouble. Ps Will Roos encourages us to choose joy deliberately: to praise in pressure, leave our cares with God, and refuse to let disappointment, stress, or offence clog the well of joy within us. As we rejoice, God renews strength, shifts atmospheres, and brings freedom to those around us.

Ps Will Roos launches The Power of Purpose series with a message of fresh strength: God’s purpose for your life begins with Him, is shaped through preparation, equipped by His presence, and cannot be cancelled by setbacks, mistakes, opposition, or delay. Through the examples of Moses, Nehemiah and Zerubbabel, the message calls us to stop comparing ourselves, protect our focus, use what God has placed in our hands, and trust that what God started, He will finish.