There’s more to following Jesus than just believing—there’s power available to you.

Ever feel stuck trying to change but nothing really shifts? The fruit of the Spirit isn’t

Fasting can feel intimidating, extreme, or just unnecessary—but what if it’s actually

Tired of prayer feeling like a boring duty instead of a real conversation with God?

Easter isn’t just something we reflect on, it’s something we celebrate. This week, Pastor Craig takes us through The Power of the Blood, unpacking the story of Jesus and the power at the centre of it all. The three most sacred places are the womb, the cross and the tomb. At the centre of it all is the wonderful power of the blood. It’s not something that was, but something that is and will continue to be.

Everything flows from identity. In this message, we explore what it means to find

Resurrection isn’t just a belief we hold—it’s a life we’re invited to live. In this message, we explore how the resurrection of Jesus is not simply a theological idea, but a present reality that transforms how we see God, ourselves, and the way we live every day.

Is worship just the songs we sing on a Sunday?

This week guest pastor Joel Milgate shares a message titled Blood, Smoke & the Meal. Looking through the lens of the tabernacle and the sacrifice of Jesus, we’re reminded that true worship is a life of repentance, surrender, and fellowship with Him.

How does God keep the First Commission moving forward? How does this mission we’re called to actually last? In the final week of the series, Pastor Craig unpacks God’s strategy. In a world that thinks bigger is better, God works in a surprisingly small way. Through formed communities. Through daily faithfulness. Through people who simply live differently.

What does it actually mean to be blessed to be a blessing? Why was Abraham chosen and what does that mean for us? In Genesis 12 we see that to be chosen by God is to be sent by God. Pastor Craig continues the series, unpacking the weight and beauty of the commission and reminding us that God’s plan has always been bigger than one person. It is for everyone, everywhere.