The Command with a Promise | Luke Robinson | FHL Church

In this message, Luke Robinson takes us to Exodus 20:12 and the command to "honour your father and your mother" a command from God that comes with a promise.

Honour is more than a moment or a feeling. It is a posture of the heart that shapes the way we speak, respond and value those God has placed in our lives. In a culture where honour can easily be lost, Scripture invites us to rediscover its significance and the blessing that flows from it.

This message encourages us to consider what honour looks like in our own lives, relationships and families, and how choosing to live with a culture of honour can impact generations.

“Honour your father and your mother, so that you may live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.” Exodus 20:12

In this message, Jesse Wark takes us to 1 Kings 11:4–6 and the life of Solomon, exploring the paths we walk, the choices we make and the crossroads that can shape the direction of our lives.

Solomon began with a heart devoted to God, yet over time his heart was drawn away. His story reminds us that we rarely drift all at once, it is often through the small choices, compromises and directions we take along the way.

At every crossroads, we have an opportunity to consider where our current path is leading and to choose again the way of wholehearted devotion to God.

This message encourages us to pay attention to the condition of our hearts, seek God’s wisdom and choose the paths that keep us close to Him.

“His heart was not fully devoted to the Lord his God.” 1 Kings 11:4

In this message, Andrew Flaxman takes us to Genesis 32:22–32, where Jacob finds himself alone and wrestling with God through the night.

There are moments in our journey of faith when we find ourselves in the wrestle, between where we have been and where God is leading us, between what we understand and what requires us to trust.

Jacob walked away from his encounter changed. The wrestle became a place of transformation, where God not only blessed him but gave him a new name and a new identity.

This message encourages us not to run from the wrestling seasons, but to recognise that they can become sacred places of encounter—where we hold onto God, allow Him to transform us and emerge changed by His presence.

“I will not let you go unless you bless me.” Genesis 32:26

Youth Takeover | Skye, Caleb, Isla & Noah | FHL Church

It’s Youth Takeover Sunday at FHL Church!

In this special message Charlie, Skye, Caleb, Isla and Noah take the platform to share what God is speaking into their lives and what it looks like to follow Jesus as the next generation.

There is something powerful about hearing young people discover their voice, grow in faith and step courageously into what God has placed within them. This conversation is a reminder that our young people aren’t simply the Church of tomorrow, they are an important part of the Church right now.

A fun, honest and faith-filled message celebrating a generation who are learning to know Jesus, hear His voice and live out their faith with courage.

To Build | Jesse Wark | FHL Church

In this message, Jesse Wark takes us to Haggai 1:2–15 and the call to consider what we are building and where we are placing our priorities.

The people of God had become focused on building their own lives while the house of God remained unfinished. Through the prophet Haggai, God calls them to “give careful thought to your ways” and return to the work He had placed before them.

This message challenges us to consider what God is asking us to build in this season. Are we simply building for ourselves, or are we making room for His purposes, His house and His Kingdom?

A timely encouragement to realign our priorities, respond in obedience and put our hands to the work God has called us to build.

“Give careful thought to your ways.” Haggai 1:5

Devotional: Isaiah 45:2 | Andrew Flaxman | FHL Church

In this devotional, Andrew Flaxman reflects on Isaiah 45:2 and the assurance that God goes before us.

There are seasons when the road ahead can feel uncertain, difficult or even impossible. Yet God reminds us that we do not step into those places alone. He goes ahead of us, preparing the way, making the crooked places straight and breaking through the barriers that stand before us.

This devotional encourages us to trust God with what lies ahead, knowing that He is already present in the places we are yet to walk.

“I will go before you and will level the mountains.” Isaiah 45:2

To Know Love | Jesse Wark | FHL Church

In this message, Jesse Wark explores what it truly means to know love, not simply as an idea or emotion, but through knowing God Himself.

The love of God transforms the way we see ourselves, the way we see others and the way we live. As we grow in our understanding of His love for us, we are invited to receive it, remain in it and allow it to overflow into the lives of those around us.

This message encourages us to move beyond simply knowing 'about' God’s love to experiencing it personally, and from that place, becoming people who reflect His love wherever we go.

To know God is to know love.

“For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve.” Mark 10:45

The Revelation of John

The book of Revelation has fascinated, challenged, and confused readers for centuries. In this episode, we begin a careful journey through the first fourteen chapters, exploring the text through faithful exegesis rather than speculation.

Together we'll unpack the historical context, the rich symbolism, and the overarching message that John intended for the early Church while discovering its enduring relevance for believers today. From the vision of the risen Christ and the letters to the seven churches, to the throne room of heaven, the seals, trumpets, the dragon, the beasts, and the Lamb on Mount Zion, we'll trace the unfolding story of God's sovereignty, the perseverance of His people, and the ultimate victory of Jesus.

Whether you've studied Revelation for years or have always found it intimidating, this conversation will help you approach the book with fresh confidence, biblical context, and a renewed sense of hope.

This is not a search for sensational predictions, but an invitation to see Revelation as it was first given: an unveiling of Jesus Christ that calls the Church to faithful worship, steadfast endurance, and unwavering allegiance to the King.

Practicing the Way: Sabbath | Jillie Flaxman | FHL Church

Continuing our 'Practicing the Way' series, Jillie Flaxman explores the practice of Sabbath and the invitation to step out of the hurry and busyness of life and into God’s rhythm of rest.

Sabbath is more than simply taking a day off. It is a practice of stopping, resting, delighting and making space to be present with God. In a culture that constantly tells us to do more, achieve more and keep moving, Sabbath reminds us that our identity is not found in what we produce, but in whose we are.

This message invites us to rediscover Sabbath as a gift, a regular rhythm that helps us slow down, trust God and become more like Jesus.

“The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.” Mark 2:27

That Church | Mark Kelsey | FHL Church

In this message, guest speaker Pastor Mark Kelsey shares a powerful word about the kind of Church we are called to be, a Church that carries the light of Jesus into the darkness.

Our world doesn’t need more darkness; it needs light. Jesus calls His people to be visible, hope-filled and courageous to carry His presence into our families, communities and everyday lives.

What would it look like to be 'that Church'? A people known for the light they carry, the hope they bring and the way they reveal Jesus to the world around them.

A timely encouragement to remember who we are and the light we have been called to shine.

“You are the light of the world.” — Matthew 5:14