In this episode, Andy begins a new teaching series exploring biblical metaphors for God—starting with the truth that God is our Father. Drawing from John 1 and Romans 8, Andy unpacks how God doesn’t just act like a father, but truly is our Father, forming us into the likeness of Jesus through both joy and suffering. With personal stories and a powerful reflection on Hebrews 12, he shows how hardship can be God’s loving training, shaping us for deep, lasting joy. Whether you’re a committed Christian or curious about faith, this talk invites you to trust in a Father who is always good.

In this episode, Andrew explores the question at the heart of every believer’s journey: Is God really good? Drawing from Matthew 25, 2 Timothy 4, and the story of Joseph, he challenges us to resist the lie that God is harsh or distant and to instead fight the “good fight”—the fight to believe in God’s goodness, even in suffering. With practical encouragement rooted in Romans 12 and Daniel 3, Andrew reminds us that our view of God directly shapes our fruitfulness and faith. Whether you’re struggling, questioning, or longing for a fresh revelation, this talk calls you to anchor your faith not in outcomes but in God’s unchanging character.

In this episode, Stephanie speaks on God as Restorer, drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:17–21. She unpacks how true restoration begins with reconciliation to God through Christ, not self-improvement or external change. Stephanie shares personal testimony and Biblical insight to show that restoration is an ongoing journey of transformation by the Holy Spirit. She encourages listeners to invite Jesus into every part of their lives and to become vessels of restoration to others. Whether you're exploring faith or seeking renewal, this talk is a call to relationship, healing, and purpose in Christ.

In this episode, Chris Gaul explores the question “Why follow Jesus?”, drawing from Matthew 16:13–19. He encourages us to see that following Jesus means finding our true identity, purpose, and freedom, even when it costs us control. Chris shares honest reflections, practical steps for discerning calling, and reminds us that God’s love is not coercive but freeing. This message is for anyone wanting to rediscover significance and hope in Christ.

In this episode, Kylie explores God’s faithfulness through the lens of Lamentations 3:22–26, reminding us that in a world full of broken trust and uncertainty, God alone remains constant and trustworthy. Drawing on personal stories and scripture, she challenges us to consider where we place our trust and invites us to live faith-filled rather than trying to be flawless. With warmth and honesty, Kylie speaks about waiting on God, walking in obedience, and experiencing His provision in unexpected ways. This message is for anyone struggling to trust again—whether in people, the world, or even God—and offers a hopeful reminder: His mercies are new every morning.

In this episode, Alice explores Jesus’ words in John 10, where He calls Himself the Good Shepherd. She unpacks what it means for us to be sheep—often lost, overwhelmed, or chasing the wrong voices—and why Jesus alone is the shepherd who truly knows and cares for us. Alice challenges us to consider who or what we are following and encourages us to learn to hear Jesus’ voice through Scripture, prayer, and community. With warmth and clarity, she shares practical ways to recognise His leading and respond with trust and obedience. Whether you’re new to faith or a long-time believer, this talk invites you to deeper connection with the Shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep.

In this talk, Ben speaks on the call to be filled with the Holy Spirit, especially in the context of sharing faith with others. Rooted in Ephesians 5:15–20 and Matthew 9, Ben encourages listeners to wake up to the spiritual hunger in our culture and respond with courage, joy, and wisdom. He shares striking statistics, personal stories, and practical ways to live Spirit-filled lives that bring hope to an anxious world. The message is both a challenge and invitation—to be ready, to be bold, and to be filled for the sake of others.

In this episode, Joel unpacks the meaning and power of Pentecost, drawing from Acts 1:1–8 and Acts 2:1–4. He explores how the early church was transformed by the Holy Spirit and calls us to live in that same power today. With honesty and clarity, Joel reminds us that forgiveness (Good Friday) and renewal (Easter Sunday) are only part of the journey—the Christian life also requires power, which comes through the Holy Spirit. He encourages listeners to step out in faith, ask for the Spirit, and live lives that visibly reflect Jesus to a hurting world. A challenging and hope-filled message for believers and seekers alike.

In this episode, Ben Jones explores the theme "Church is... Army," focusing on Ephesians 6:10–18. He encourages believers to see the Church as a united spiritual force, equipped with God's armour to stand firm against adversity. Ben unpacks each piece of the armour—truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, the Word, and prayer—and offers practical ways to live them out daily. Whether you're a committed Christian or exploring faith, this message invites you to engage in spiritual battle with purpose and unity.

In this episode, Chris unpacks the powerful Biblical image of the Church as the Bride of Christ, drawing from Revelation 19 and Ephesians 5. He explains how marriage is not just a human institution but a reflection of God's deep desire for relationship with His people. Through the lens of ancient Jewish wedding customs, Chris illustrates our current season as the "betrothed" Church—loved, chosen, and called to prepare for Jesus’ return. With honesty and hope, he speaks to the challenges of singleness, the importance of community, and how we can live now in light of our eternal future. A timely and encouraging message for anyone curious about faith or seeking deeper connection with God.