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.

🔥 Are you dangerous… on purpose? 🔥

In this powerful and life-changing message, we dive into what it means to live with dangerous faith, dangerous hope, and dangerous love—just like the Apostle Paul, who faced trial after trial but stood unshaken. What if your circumstances didn’t define you, but instead, your purpose in God made you unstoppable? Get ready to be challenged, inspired, and moved out of your comfort zone—because when God is first, you become truly dangerous… in the best way possible! 💥✨ #OnPurpose #DangerousFaith #Podcast #Sermon

Continuing our On Purpose series, Andy reminds us that we are gifted and empowered by God for action, which not only glorifies Him, it's where we find fulfilment.

We need to ask ourselves - 'Are we Available' and 'Are we Ready' to pursue God's perfect plan for our lives?

Today we talk about Jesus’ best miracle - The Forgiveness of Sins. 

We discuss the story of the 4 people bringing a paralysed man to Jesus and how Jesus saw their faith, turned to the paralysed man and instead of instantly healing the man’s legs, He forgave his sins. This is so significant because you can understand that Jesus knew he had a need bigger than having working legs. This man, like all of us, needed the forgiveness of one’s sins to get right with God because we simply cannot do it alone.

We end by taking communion and reflecting on what Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross really means for us and our relationship with God.

Today we talk about Jesus walking on water and how it can speak into our day to day walk with Him. We explore the idea that we, like Peter, sink in the water when we doubt in God’s power. We sink when we take our eyes off of Him and try to walk on the water, above the waves, without Jesus. 

It is important to note that Jesus, from His higher place, knew the apostles were heading towards a storm yet didn’t divert them. Jesus even went to walk past the apostles, just so they could see Him.

With all of this, we see that God won’t always provide relief in situations, but will provide revelation. A few points to take are:

• Relief comforts you, but revelation transforms you.  

• Relief is temporary, but revelation is life-changing.

• Relief soothes the moment, but revelation shapes the future.

• Relief gives you ease, but revelation gives you growth.

• Relief gets you through, but revelation takes you beyond.

• Relief may calm the storm, but revelation teaches you to walk on water.

• Relief eases the burden, but revelation breaks the chains.

• Relief is the manna for today, but revelation is the promise of tomorrow.

• Relief lifts your spirit, but revelation renews your mind.

• Relief quenches the thirst, but revelation becomes a wellspring of life.

• Relief gives you rest, but revelation leads you to resurrection.

• Relief is a moment of peace, but revelation is the path to purpose.

• Relief may heal the wound, but revelation restores the soul.

Life is full of ups and downs—kind of like a round of golf! Some shots are great and some land in the rough. In this message, Pastor Adam explores how to grow through the highs and lows, creating the right conditions for spiritual maturity. Don’t let worry, comfort, or a victim mindset stunt your growth—let’s learn how to thrive with purpose, no matter what life throws at us! ⛳🔥 #OnPurpose #GrowingInFaith

Today we talk about God’s promise to Abraham and Sarah to provide a son and how against all hope, in hope, Abraham believed he would bare a child even in his old age. Abraham then was willing to give up his only son as a sacrifice to the Lord, yet God provided a ram as an alternative sacrifice, foreshadowing what God was going to do through Jesus in years to come.

We then talk about 4 key principles, derived from Jesus feeding the 5000 Men (besides women and children), and how if we give God something even seemingly little, He can do so much with it.

The 4 key principles are: 

Grace - Giving - Gratitude - Gain.

You were created on purpose, for a purpose! In this powerful message, Fru takes us into the story of Moses and explores how God uses our passions, personalities, past, and even our doubts to shape our destiny. No excuses—just divine empowerment. Are you ready to step into what you were destined for?