Life is short, but eternity is forever — are you living with that in mind? In this powerful message, Fabiano shares a personal story of loss that sparked deep reflection on purpose, legacy, and what it truly means to seek God’s kingdom first. Join us as we explore how loving Jesus the King, His Church, and the lost can impact not just your life... but eternity.

Today we discuss the idea of what it means to ‘choose life’. We look at a passage from Deuteronomy 30:19 which essentially says you have now seen Life and Death, Blessings and Curses, So choose life!

In society, we are faced with tens of thousands of decisions daily. But Choosing Jesus is the only one that matters ultimately.

We should choose Jesus every day because He says; ‘I am the vine and you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing’.(John 15:5)

Pastor Fru explores the theme of being 'Directed on Purpose' in our lives. God is the ultimate choreographer. Just as a choreographer designs a beautiful, intricate dance, God lovingly leads each of us into a unique, complex, and abundant expression of His good will -  taking us from what is actual and towards what is possible… What does your abundance look like?

Today we talk about the greatest miracle of all time, Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, the Resurrection and the forgiveness of sins.

The Empty Grave not only points to God's power but also to what God has planned for us, resurrection on this side of eternity. But in order to be resurrected, there has to be a death: We have to die to ourselves and be born again.

This Easter Sunday, discover Joy!

We see how Jesus' ultimate destination wasn't just the cross or even the resurrection, but the complete restoration of our relationship with God — His joy becomes ours. It's a message packed with parables, laughter, and powerful truth that’ll shoot adrenaline into your soul and joy into your week!

Today, guest preacher Jake Parker discusses the concept of feeling like we are in-between a rock and a hard place vs building our lives on the Rock of ages, that is Jesus.

We read from Mark 11 to see the fruitless fig tree as a representation of the Pharisees, Outwardly seeming to do and know a lot, but inwardly bearing no fruit. Jake then made thew contrast about our society and saw how even back in Jesus’ time, people were crowd pleasers, much like we experience today.

We conclude with an invitation to build our lives on the Rock of ages and to not fall victim to the fig tree culture that we live in.

This Palm Sunday message, Departing on Purpose, dives into the story of Jesus riding into Jerusalem not by accident—but with intentional, prophetic purpose (and yes, on a baby donkey!). With humour, heart, and a few childhood head injuries, we explore how Jesus’ journey challenges us to stop “parking” in places we were only meant to pass through. Whether it’s comfort, grief, success, or fear—this is your call to get moving again, on purpose, into the life God’s calling you to.

Today, guest preacher Phil Coleman discusses and contrasts the parallels between the transfiguration in Matthew 17:1-8 and the crucifixion.

Jesus' divine glory was literally shining on the mountain top with Elijah and Moses, making these two big prophets look 'normal' in comparison, but then Jesus was exposed to the world on the other mountain and was shamed as He bore the weight of our sins upon Himself as he was crucified.

Today, Dan continues our 'On Purpose' series by looking at how we need to be purposeful about being disciplined. We don't want to rely on our own limited abilities and we will truly grow as we submit ourselves to God's instructions and teaching. Living under his grace (Like the Apostle Paul) is the free-est and best place to live.

Today, Helen Goldenberg preaches on what it means to live life in the victory that God calls us to live in and how, as a church, He want's us to not be the victim but the Victor.