On Sunday, Paul preached on what it means to truly keep pace with Jesus.

Not running ahead in our own strength, nor lagging behind in distraction or complacency, but keeping in step with Him daily.

On Sunday, Melanie preached on remaining connected to Jesus, the true Vine, and responding to Him with obedience, prayer, intentionality, abiding and time in His Word.

As we do that, we begin to grow into the people He has called us to be.

(Apologies for the bad audio recording!)

On Sunday, Josh explored the heart of God’s invitation into real closeness with Him. Jesus doesn’t call perfect people — He invites tired, broken, striving, and searching hearts to walk with Him.

People need the revelation that God actually likes to be with you!

On Sunday, Christof unpacked why discipleship happens best in community and why Life Groups are spaces where vision, accountability, structure, and loving relationships help us learn to live the life Jesus offers.

On Sunday, Josh reminded us why we serve, which is centred in a lifestyle of discipleship to Jesus - following the example and heart of Jesus.

On Sunday, Mariechen shared a powerful reminder that God has not forgotten you — and He has not forgotten your dreams.

Drawing from Scripture, she encouraged us to live from the truth that Christ lives within us - He does not come and go based on emotions or circumstances, and we can choose to daily draw our strength from Him.

In this message, Christian teaches from Luke 17:11–19, the story of the ten lepers, to unpack the powerful theme of gratitude as an expression of faith.

On Sunday, Christof shared a Christmas message reminding us that Jesus is God’s greatest gift - the One who brings light, life, and abundance.

Christmas is not about religion or routine - rather it is an invitation to receive the gift of a person, that we get to walk closely with, and stepping into the life of heaven made available to us now.

On Sunday, Mariechen unpacked how identity is the first and most important battleground of every believer.

Before Jesus did any ministry, the Father declared Him loved, chosen, and delighted in — and immediately after, His identity was tested in the wilderness. In the same way, most of our trials are not about our behaviour, but about what we truly believe about who God says we are.

On Sunday, Mark continued our series, talking about the importance of vision and purpose.

He warned of the cost of not responding to God’s call: losing purpose, forfeiting inheritance, missing freedom, drifting from destiny, or letting fear decide the future. Obedience is what releases God’s blessing, purpose, and transformation.