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.

What if everything could change in the next 5 minutes?

On Pentecost Sunday we explore the moment the Holy Spirit arrived, the Church was born, and ordinary people suddenly stepped into extraordinary purpose. From an upstairs prayer meeting to 3,000 salvations in a single day! This message is all about what happens when God steps into the story. Maybe your next “5 minutes later” moment is closer than you think…

What happens when the Church stops standing still and starts moving again? In this message, Adam Bird explores why the Church was never meant to become a monument to the past, but a Spirit-led movement full of faith, courage and momentum. From broken legs to mountain hikes, roller coasters to the book of Acts — this is a message about listening to God, stepping out in obedience, and discovering the joy waiting on the other side of difficult faith-filled decisions.

What does it really mean to be planted in the house of God? 🌱 In Part 3 of our Why Church? series, we explore how good soil determines good growth — and why simply attending church is very different from being rooted in a church family. From Clarkson’s Farm to mustard seeds, palm trees and redwoods, this message is packed with powerful biblical truth and practical encouragement to help you flourish, grow strong, and become all God has called you to be.

Why church? Because it’s not ours—it’s Jesus’ church. In this message, we explore how everything changes when we stop trying to do church in our own strength and start listening for His voice and living in His presence. When Jesus is at the centre, empty nets become overflowing—and ordinary gatherings become supernatural.

Why church? In this opening message, we tackle one of life’s biggest questions and discover that church is far more than a building, a leader, or a Sunday event—it’s a supernatural family, conceived by God and built on Jesus Himself.
Exploring Matthew 16 and the early church, we see how this movement has not only survived but thrived for 2,000 years, transforming lives and spreading hope across the world.
If you’ve ever wondered whether church really matters, this message will stir your faith, challenge your thinking, and ignite a fresh love for being part of what Jesus is building.

In this message, Dom reflects on the last week at Reunion and encourages the church to take the promises of God seriously. He unpacks the promise of God relating to the church found in Matthew 16. Let this message bless you, challenge you, change you.

In this powerful post-Easter message, Andy Gilbert explores the story of the road to Emmaus from Gospel of Luke, showing how Jesus meets us right in the middle of disappointment and doubt. Discover how “we had hoped” can be transformed into renewed faith as Christ walks alongside us, opens the Scriptures, and reveals Himself in the breaking. If you’ve ever felt like God is distant even after a mountaintop moment, this message will remind you—He’s closer than you think, and He’s still turning hearts back to life.

What if Jesus had a bucket list, and on the cross, He crossed off the final item with the words “It is finished”?

In this hope-filled Easter message, we discover that every promise fulfilled, every sin paid for, and every barrier to freedom was completed once and for all, and your name was always on His list. Because Jesus isn’t finished - He’s risen, and that means new life, true freedom, and a future full of hope is available to you today!