This Sunday, we're unpacking the story of King Joash - a king who started so well, but somewhere along the way, lost his way.

It's a story with twists, betrayal, and a warning none of us can afford to ignore.

What does it really mean to own your faith? How can you take personal responsibility to the faith that you are believing in today?

It's Father's Day this Sunday!

We have a special Father's Day service as we reflect on The Father's Heart from Matthew 6:25-34 and be reminded of our Heavenly Father's love and care for us.

We're also excited to hear from three of our young speakers as they share God's Word and their reflections on the Father's heart. Whether you're a father, have been blessed by a father figure, or simply need a reminder of God's loving care, we'd love for you to join us 🥳

“Where is the Lord, God of Elijah?” is a powerful question asked by those preparing to follow in leadership transition. It is also asked by many of us entering new seasons of our lives.

Will God’s presence still be with us? Will He lead us? Will His wisdom and anointing rest on us in the same measure or even greater?

Listen to this as Pr Dr Philip Lyn expounds on this interesting topic!

Listen this Sunday message as Pr Rachel Bulan shares a message from Zechariah 10:1, “Ask the Lord for rain in the time of the latter rain.”

From the outpouring at Pentecost in Acts 2 to the powerful revivals that swept through Borneo in the 1970s, generations have witnessed the transforming power of God at work.

We’ll hear inspiring stories from the Bario and Ba’kelalan revivals and be reminded that the God who moved then is still moving today. Be expectant. Be hungry. Be ready to ask for the rain! 🥳

Last Sunday, Rev Dominic Yeo, Chairman of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship, ministered at our weekend celebration services.

With a prophetic edge and a faith-filled perspective, he shared a timely word that challenged us to move towards God's destiny for our lives and for His Church.

What does it actually take for one generation to hand off well to the next? Why was the transition from Moses to Joshua one of the most seamless successions in the entire Bible — when so many others ended in conflict, coups, or collapse?
Listen to this sermon as Ps Joshua opens our brand-new sermon series, Life-Giving Generations, exploring seven biblical pairings of mentors and successors. We begin with Moses and Joshua — and what their story reveals about how God prepares His people, raises new leaders, and expands His purpose from one season to the next.

The Toronto Revival of 1994 lasted 12 years and was one of the greatest and most controversial revivals of modern times. How did a small church of 120 people pivot to host a move of God that impacted the world? How can we similarly prepare to host the Holy Spirit today, should revival fire fall on us?
Listen to this sermon by Ps Dr Philip Lyn, preaching on this life-changing Revival that took place and stirred up nations!

This Mother’s Day, we invite you to a special celebration themed “Planted to Flourish” - a reminder that when we are rooted in God, we will grow, thrive, and bear lasting fruit 🌿
Our special speaker, Rev Margaret Court is the Founder of Victory Life Centre (Perth), responded to God’s call in 1995 to build a Spirit-led, Word-based church. A former 64-time tennis Grand Slam champion, she now carries that same faith and determination into ministry, impacting lives for Jesus.
Listen to this sermon to receive a timely word of encouragement and strength.

We’re continuing our 'Revive Us, Again' series with a powerful question: Can God use young people to spark revival and transform a nation?
From Jeremiah’s calling as a youth to the Welsh Revival - we see can see this happen: God uses the young to shape nations. This is a call for both young people to rise and for the church to stand with them.

We’re continuing our 'Revive Us, Again' series with a powerful question: Can God use young people to spark revival and transform a nation?From Jeremiah’s calling as a youth to the Welsh Revival - we see can see this happen: God uses the young to shape nations. This is a call for both young people to rise and for the church to stand with them.