In this inspiring episode, Seek Peace, we hear from John and Kay as they share powerful stories of faith, reconciliation, and the call to live as peacemakers in today’s world. Drawing from their ministry experiences in Nigeria, Lebanon, Kenya, and the UK, they reveal how the Gospel transforms conflict into hope and division into unity.

Through personal testimony and Scripture, John and Kay explore what it means to embody biblical shalom—peace that is more than the absence of violence, but the flourishing of relationships rooted in Christ. From rebuilding communities torn by conflict to equipping churches for reconciliation, they highlight how God calls each believer to step into the role of peacemaker.

Whether you’re facing broken relationships, struggling to forgive, or seeking to understand Jesus’ words, “Blessed are the peacemakers,” this episode will encourage and challenge you. Be inspired to embrace everyday peace building and trust God to turn brokenness into beauty.

In this episode Ps Sue Irwin begins our new series Let The River Flow with a heartfelt and powerful message about God’s healing presence.

She shares from Scripture and everyday stories to show how admitting our weaknesses opens the way for the Holy Spirit to move in us. Sue encourages us to stop relying on our own strength and instead allow God’s love to flow through our lives bringing hope healing and transformation.

This is more than just a message, it is an invitation to clear away the barriers in our hearts and experience the life-giving river of God.

In this powerful episode, Mindy Caliguire from Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois, unpacks the vital importance of soul care in our fast-paced, demanding world.

Drawing from personal stories, Scripture, and her own journey through burnout, Mindy shares practical and heartfelt wisdom for staying connected to God, replenishing our inner reserves, and living from a place of overflow.

With warmth, humor, and deep insight, she invites listeners to slow down, embrace healing, and discover the life-giving “streams of living water” Jesus offers.

This conversation will inspire you to care for your soul and embody a peace that impacts the world.

Ps Sue Irwin wraps up our Holy Spirit series with a powerful and deeply personal message about making room for God in our everyday lives.

She reminds us that the Holy Spirit is not just a comforter or helper but God Himself living within us.

Through scripture, reflection, and honest examples, Sue encourages us to clear out the distractions and baggage that can quench the Spirit.

We’re invited to respond with joy, prayer, and gratitude, creating space in our hearts where God’s presence can move freely and transform us from the inside out.

In this message, Ps Stu Brown continues our Holy Spirit series by exploring how we can hear and respond to the Spirit in our everyday lives.

Using scripture, real-life stories, and practical encouragement, Stu reminds us that the Holy Spirit is not distant or mysterious. He is present, personal, and actively speaking.

The Spirit brings hope, guidance, healing, and power, and He wants to move both in us and through us for the sake of others.

This message is a fresh invitation to wake up to His voice, lean into His leading, and live fully alive in step with the Spirit.

David Ritchie brings a thoughtful and encouraging message as we continue our Holy Spirit series.

Speaking from Romans 8, he reminds us that we can live with confidence in our relationship with God, not because we have everything together but because of what Jesus has done.

With honesty and warmth, David shares how the Holy Spirit brings reassurance in our doubts, lifts us when we are struggling, and helps us grow in faith.

This message is a reminder that the Spirit is always present, always working, and always pointing us back to the love and grace of God.

In this message from Ps Sue Irwin who is continuing with our Holy Spirit series where we look at how worship helps us stay connected to God and filled with His Spirit.

Sue unpacks Ephesians 5 and shows how singing together is more than just music. It is a way to experience God’s presence, build each other up, and speak truth over our lives. Whether it is through psalms, hymns, or heartfelt songs, worship invites the Holy Spirit to move in us and through us.

This message is a warm and powerful reminder of how worship shapes our faith and strengthens our community.

In this special NAIDOC Week message, guest speaker Jonathan Lilley shares a powerful word on the upside down nature of God's kingdom.

A proud Warrami man and sixth-generation Christian, Jonathan weaves personal stories, scripture, and cultural wisdom to highlight the hope and justice Jesus brings.

From Isaiah to Mark, he unpacks how Christ came to empower the marginalized, uplift the broken, and invite all people into restoration.

With honesty and grace, Jonathan challenges us to listen deeply, act with compassion, and follow the King who brings true change.

This is a timely and moving message of faith, reconciliation, and hope.

In this message, Ps Sue Irwin continues our Holy Spirit series with a focus on healing and the powerful presence of God in both miraculous and everyday moments.

Through a combination of scripture, personal stories, and honest reflection, Sue reminds us that healing is a sign of the Kingdom breaking into our world. While we may not always understand God’s timing or outcomes, we’re invited to partner with the Holy Spirit, grow in faith, and trust that hope is not distant...it is present.

Whether you need physical, emotional, or spiritual healing, this message encourages you to keep believing and keep moving toward Jesus.

In this message, Rachel Baker continues our Holy Spirit series with a powerful reminder that encountering God isn’t limited to big emotional moments.

Sharing from scripture and personal experience, Rachel unpacks how the Spirit works just as powerfully in the quiet everyday parts of our lives.

The Holy Spirit lives within us and invites us into daily transformation, shaping our character, producing fruit like love, patience and kindness, and empowering us to reflect God’s heart to others.

This is a thoughtful and encouraging message for anyone wanting to move beyond moments and into a Spirit led life that is consistent and life changing.