Ever feel like you've messed up too much, drifted too far, or settled for less than God has for you? In this encouraging message, Fabiano explores the life of Peter and reveals a powerful three-step pattern that God uses again and again: Interruption, Transformation, and Revolution. Discover how Jesus doesn't define you by your failures—but by what He can do through your surrendered life.

What do you do when you've prayed, believed, trusted God... and nothing seems to be happening? In this Father's Day message, Adam explores the incredible story of Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood—two ordinary people whose lives were transformed when Jesus stepped into their situation. Discover three powerful ways to position yourself for your own "5 Minutes Later" moment, because when God steps in, anything can happen!

What do you do when something important sinks? A dream, a job, your confidence, your joy, or your sense of purpose?

In this honest and encouraging message, Andy Gilbert explores one of Scripture's most overlooked miracles and reveals a powerful truth: God cares about the things we've lost, the burdens we're carrying, and the situations that feel beyond repair. If you've ever felt like something important in your life has sunk beneath the surface, this message will remind you that nothing is beyond God's reach.

This message challenges the idea that the fivefold ministry is only for church leaders.

While some are recognised and ordained into these ministries, the characteristics and grace gifts of Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Shepherd and Teacher can be seen throughout the Body of Christ.

As Paul writes:"But to each one of us grace has been given as Christ apportioned it." (Ephesians 4:7)

The question isn't whether God has gifted you.

The question is: Have you discovered how He has gifted you?

The message ends with a link to the APEST test.

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Pastor Dom Bird continues our “Flawed But Called” series, exploring the powerful truth that God calls ordinary, imperfect people to His extraordinary purposes. Through the story of Jesus calling His first disciples in Matthew 4, we’re reminded that our past mistakes, insecurities, and lack of confidence do not disqualify us from being used by God.In this message, Dom unpacks how Jesus calls people where they are, invites them into a life of following Him, and transforms them along the way. Discover why God isn’t looking for ability as much as availability, how His grace overcomes our weaknesses, and what it means to move from being a consumer to a contributor in the Kingdom of God.Whether you’re questioning your calling, feeling overlooked, or wondering if God can use you, this message offers encouragement, challenge, and practical steps for following Jesus wholeheartedly.#SunnyhillChurch #FlawedButCalled #FollowJesus #Calling #Discipleship #Faith #ChristianSermon #PooleChurch #KingdomOfGod #GraceOfGod

What if your life could change in the next five minutes? In the first message of our new series, 5 Minutes Later, we explore Moses' encounter with the burning bush and discover how God often interrupts ordinary moments with extraordinary purpose. If you've ever felt overlooked, stuck, or wondered whether God is finished with you, this message is a powerful reminder that anything can happen when God steps in.

Why do we gather as the Church? In this encouraging message, Fru Bird explores how gathering together helps us recall God's faithfulness, restore our souls, and receive fresh vision for the future. Through powerful scripture, practical teaching, and inspiring testimonies, discover why church is far more than a weekly meeting—it's God's plan for transformation, encouragement, and mission.

In this encouraging and thought-provoking message, we explore what it means to live worthy of the calling we have received in Christ (Ephesians 4:1).Too often, calling is reserved for a select few on a platform, but Paul reminds us that every believer has been given grace, purpose, and a role to play in the body of Christ. This sermon unpacks the difference between our call to follow Jesus and our call to take responsibility in His Kingdom, challenging us to move from spectators to participants.“Jesus hasn't just saved you FROM something; He has saved you FOR something.”Discover how God calls ordinary people, why every believer matters, and how the Church flourishes when each part does its work.

In this powerful message from Sunnyhill Church Poole Campus, Sophie Parker explores the tension between promise and provision through Acts 1:1–14 in her preach, “Are We There Yet?”Looking at the disciples waiting in the upper room between Jesus’ ascension and Pentecost, Sophie unpacks what it means to persevere in seasons of waiting, uncertainty, and unanswered questions. This encouraging and honest message reminds us that the Holy Spirit strengthens us in the gap between what God has promised and what we have yet seen fulfilled.“Unite and persevere in the space between the promise and the provision.”Be encouraged to keep praying, keep trusting, and keep waiting with hope.

On Pentecost Sunday at Sunnyhill Church Poole Campus, Jake Parker preached a passionate and challenging message titled “Follow His Lead”, exploring Acts 2, Ezekiel 47, and the life-changing work of the Holy Spirit.Jake reminds us that Pentecost was not just an event — it was the beginning of a Spirit-led Church empowered to move from observation to participation. Through powerful teaching and personal testimony, this message calls believers to go deeper with God, surrender control, and allow the Holy Spirit to lead every area of life.“The Holy Spirit is the expert at moving us from observers to participants in what He wants to do in our lives.”This message will encourage you to step out of shallow waters, follow the lead of the Holy Spirit, and become a channel of life wherever God sends you.