Every day holds opportunities and in this message, Ps Dev teaches us how to recognise a God-opportunity and then make the most of it by responding with faith, divine wisdom, and obedience.

Life gets busy quickly, and without intentional space we can lose sight of what matters most. In this message, Ps Dev challenges us to intentionally create margin so that we can hear God clearly and avoid being driven by hurry.

Time is one of the greatest gifts we’ve been given — and how we use it shapes the life we live. In this message, Ps Dev lays the foundation for learning how to live with intention, wisdom and purpose.

Being disillusioned can make life heavy but if we respond to it correctly we can find greater joy and travel light. Learning from John in prison, Ps Dev discusses four ways to deal with being disillusioned.

Diving into Philippians 4, Ps Dev shows how joy fuels our endurance through suffering and guards our hearts in Christ. This message calls us to travel light by embracing joy as a spiritual discipline, a relational strength, and a daily choice.

Life is so much easier when you know how to travel light. In the first part of this new series, Ps Dev encourages us to enjoy God and enjoy the Christian life while still carrying the weighty aspects of faith.

Mountains in the Bible are places of encounter, worship, and breakthrough. In this message Ps André unpacks the significance of mountains and encourages us that God is calling us to come up the mountain, leaving behind the plateau of complacency.

Ps Dev teaches from Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:25–34, reminding us not to worry about our life. This message encourages us to shift from worry to faith by casting our cares on God and trusting His faithful provision.

In this message, Ps Dean looks at the lives of five characters in scripture and encourages us that for every difficulty or circumstance that we face there is a BUT GOD moment available to help and encourage us.

Carlito teaches from the book of Jeremiah and compares the exile of God’s people in Babylon to our exile in this world. He encourages us that though this world is filled with brokenness, God still has good plans for us!