God’s promises are trustworthy and unshakable. In this message, Pastor Lucas unpacks 2 Corinthians 1:20–22 (NLT) and shows how every promise finds its “Yes” in Christ. A promise is a bond of trust—God giving His word to His people—and He always fulfills what He has spoken.

Sin and temptation are something every person faces. From the Garden of Eden to our lives today, temptation shows up in many ways — social media, overindulgence, procrastination, gossip, and more. But when we call Jesus our Lord, we are invited to live under His Lordship and walk in holiness.

Suffering and grief are part of the human condition, but they’re not the end of the story. From the moment Adam and Eve disobeyed in the Garden of Eden, pain, shame, and death entered the world. Yet even then, God promised that sin, suffering, and sorrow would not have the final word.

In this week’s message, Pastor Angela shares how God’s comfort began in the garden, continued through His covenant with His people, and finds its fullness in Jesus—Immanuel, “God with us.” She unpacks how moments of loss, hardship, and even persecution can become places of deep encounter with God, where He brings healing, renews our perspective, and restores hope.

Isaiah 66:13 (NLT) – “I will comfort you there in Jerusalem as a mother comforts her child.”

If you’re walking through grief or pain, this message will encourage you to see God’s presence in the midst of it, trust His promises, and persevere with the assurance that He is working for your freedom and victory.

This week in our God’s Promises series, Pastor Jon teaches on the promise that when we confess our sins, God will forgive us. Every human being is born into sin. The Bible says we have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Sin isn’t just breaking a rule — it’s missing the mark and breaking God’s law, which reflects His character. When we break His law, we offend Him personally. But God offers undeserved mercy. As 1 John 1:9 tells us, “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.” All sin is serious, but God promises complete forgiveness and freedom through Jesus when we confess.

It's a terrible truth that even among those of us who are Christian, there is a lot of squabbling, gossiping, and slander. Pastor Jon uses 2 Timothy 3 to explore the reasons for disunity, but also offer the promises we have that if we confess and repent, we can draw close to God and enjoy His rest. 

Speaker: Jon Thompson

In week 7 of our God’s Promises series, Pastor Robin unpacks God’s specific promise to protect us from the enemy—and reminds us that spiritual conflict is very real. With over 300 references to spiritual warfare in Scripture, we’re not left unprepared.

Pastor Robin walks us through what it means to stand firm, armor up, and pray. This home is temporary, our time on earth is limited, and our assignment is clear: to take the gospel to the ends of the earth.

If you’ve ever wrestled with church hurt, spiritual apathy, or wondered how to fight back against the enemy’s schemes—this message is for you.

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Speaker: Robin Djokoto

In this message, Pastor Lucas reminds us that Jesus doesn’t just go where the crowds are—He seeks out the one. While our minds often focus on what feels strategic or significant, Jesus shows us that His ways are higher, and His love is deeply personal. Through the story of the road to Emmaus, we see a beautiful picture of how Jesus walks with us—even when we don’t recognize Him. He comes close, reveals Himself in His timing, and invites us into a life aligned with His will and character. No matter where you are on the journey, take heart—He walks with us.

Are there signs or signals that you use to help you make decisions? Pastor Angela shows how we are to trust God to guide us, and as our relationship with Him grows, His guidance becomes clearer to us.

Speaker: Angela Mason

In the Bible, we see a beautiful picture of an all-powerful God—and yet He is deeply personal. He hears every cry and every prayer that comes from His people. In this sermon, Pastor Lucas unpacks the truth of 1 John 5:14: “This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us.” What does it mean that God hears us? And how should we respond when it feels like our prayers go unanswered? Pastor Lucas explores the tension many of us face—the joy of powerful answered prayer alongside the silence we sometimes experience. He reminds us that the promise that God hears us is not just for comfort but for transformation. As we surrender to His will, we begin to see that His will is all we need.

These days, our culture is obsessed with ridicule and judgement. But there's also a misunderstanding of love. Pastor Jon breaks down what God's promise means, how it ensures that justice ultimately wins, and how it should affect our behaviour today and every day.