In this message from our Life in the Flow series on the Holy Spirit, we dive into the often-misunderstood topic of holiness. Rather than a distant or exclusive standard, holiness is shown to be both a gift we receive through Jesus and a journey we walk in with the Spirit's help. You'll hear how pursuing holiness isn't about religious performance, but about becoming more sensitized to sin, suffering, and God's passionate heart for a set-apart people.

Pastor Fru explores how embracing the messiness of life—rather than trying to control or eliminate it—creates space for true spiritual growth and soul-deep living. Drawing from Mark 8, she contrasts the tidying and controlling instinct of the self with the surrendered, creative openness of the soul. Jesus doesn’t ask us to fix ourselves first—He invites us to follow Him through the tension, trusting that God meets us and fulfils His purposes in the mess.

This is the first part of a series on The Holy Spirit, and Dom talks about Acts 19 where the people of the church didn't know of The Holy Spirit and how the modern church still suffers with the same issue in places.

This is the first part of a series on The Holy Spirit, beginning in Acts 2 to discuss the significance of the apostle waiting up in the upperoom and The Holy Spirit coming upon them.

This Pentecost Sunday, we explored what it means to live in the flow of the Holy Spirit—attuned, obedient, and ready to move wherever God leads. Drawing from Joshua 3 and the miraculous crossing of the Jordan, we were reminded that when God calls us forward, it often looks different than before—but always demands faith. If you’re ready to stop playing it safe and step into the new thing God is doing, this message is your invitation to dive in.

Today, Sophie discusses how important forgiveness is for our walk with Jesus and highlights a passage from 1 Peter which says that Jesus set us an example as to how to not retaliate and even blessing the person you're forgiving.

This whole concept is so counter cultural but it is integral to thriving as a christian. Forgiveness isn't just for the opposing party, it's for us to let go of the bitterness that can be so present within the unforgiveness.

In this heartfelt message, Adam reflects on loss, hope, and the power of stepping into God's presence with expectation. Drawing from Joshua 3 and Isaiah 43, he calls the church to Dive In... on purpose—to live attuned to the Spirit, ready for the new and extraordinary things God is preparing.

It’s a stirring encouragement to consecrate ourselves, elevate our faith, and move with God into unknown but amazing territory.

This week's message is about choosing life—making godly decisions in both the big and small moments of our lives. Drawing from Deuteronomy 30, Kevin shares how choosing to live, love, listen to God's voice, and hold fast to Him leads to blessing and deeper relationship with God. Through personal stories and Scripture, we're reminded that love is a choice, obedience brings life, and we’re called to walk in daily partnership with the Holy Spirit.

In this powerful and personal message, Aline shares her testimony of God’s faithfulness, from unexpected miracles to life-changing revelations about purpose. With passion and humour, she unpacks how we can walk in God's purpose, recognize its enemies, and live a life that glorifies Him through relationship, transformation, love, and trust—even in trials. Be encouraged, challenged, and reminded that what God has placed in you is too good to be kept to yourself.

Today we see how God speaking prophetically changed Pastor Dom's message in a single moment and explored the idea of how not choosing life is actually choosing death.

We see that we can take time with God to analyse a problem, where it's rooted and what we can do to uproot these things.