Josh Irwin bring a messages inspired by Mark 1:14-20 where we witness the beginning of Jesus' ministry, where He calls His first disciples and sets in motion a mission to bring the Kingdom of Heaven to earth.

Join us as we explore the depths of Mark 1:14-20, reflecting on its profound message of hope, redemption, and the transformative power of following Jesus. We delve into the significance of Jesus' call to repentance and belief in the Gospel, signaling the dawn of a new era where the Kingdom of God is made accessible to all.

Throughout this episode, we unpack the concept of "Bringing Heaven to Earth" and what it means for our lives today. We discuss the importance of living with purpose and intentionality, seeking to align our actions with God's will and values.

Personal stories, parables, humour and biblical insight are hallmarks of Asher's unpacking of the truth of God's Word.

Out of the abundance of our hearts, our mouths speak. Addressing the issue of our inner life, Asher reminds us that every day we are people in need of a saviour and will be so for the rest of our lives.

The Holy Spirit, over the course of our lives, removes bitterness, sadness, fear and brokenness and replaces them with the kingdom of God within - and it all begins with Jesus accepting us just as we are now.

Even in our mess God accepts us and loves us and offers us transformation, by this grace

Within, among and beyond - that is where the Kingdom of God operates.

In this seminal message, Ps Sue Irwin announces the vision and mission for the Grainery Church over the next few years. It is a vision for transformation - of individuals, of communities and of nations.

As Sue unpacks her message, she draws on the scripture and the wisdom and experiences of great people in history such as John Wesley, Dallas Willard and C.S. Lewis

We all love to hear a little bit of the life stroy of the people we meet. "What do you do for work?" we often ask people.

Jake Divens looks at John 12 where it records words of Jesus who shared his heart follow his Father's commands right down to what to say and how to say it.

This week is NAIDOC week and as we get closer to the end of our current topic of "Sowing Love", Ps Sue Irwin comes with our PM message where she continues to explore the topic of "Sowing Love" with references from John 13 in the Bible.

In this chapter, we witness a profound act of love and service demonstrated by Jesus, setting an example for us to follow in our own lives.

Join us as we delve into the depths of John 13, reflecting on its timeless message of love, humility, and selflessness. We explore the powerful scene of Jesus washing the feet of His disciples, a profound act of servant leadership that teaches us about the essence of true love and the importance of serving others.

Cate Lewis is a national leader and international speaker and pioneer in the "Blessing" movement.

Cate brings a message based around Acts Chapter 3 where a lame man says "Look at us" to Peter and John where they are filled with the Holy Spirit and faith where they performed an amazing miracle.

Cate reminds us that we have authroity to bless others. The "Local House of Prayer"international movement is expanding this vision in Australia and is seeking great fruit as believers begin to speak blessings over their own lives, their neighbourhoods, their workplaces, schools and churches - including seeing many saved and healed.

Listen and join in!

Welcome this thought-provoking episode of our podcast of a combined effort by John Crawford and James Chapman, where they will dive into the intriguing topic of "Living Questionable Lives" inspired by Colossians 4 in the Bible.

In this chapter, we encounter powerful teachings that challenge us to examine our conduct and interactions with the world around us.

Join us as we explore the depths of Colossians 4, reflecting on its wisdom and guidance for living lives that provoke curiosity, intrigue, and ultimately point others to the truth. We delve into the notion of living in a way that prompts others to ask questions about our faith and values.

Throughout this episode, we unpack the concept of "questionable lives" and what it means to be counter-cultural. We discuss the importance of integrity, authenticity, and grace in our interactions with others. We delve into the transformative power of living out our faith in such a way that it captivates the attention and curiosity of those around us.

Dave Ritchie comes with our AM message where he explores the topic of "Loving the Lost" inspired by Luke 18 in the Bible. In this chapter, we encounter powerful teachings from Jesus that illuminate the significance of showing love and compassion to those who are lost or marginalized.

Throughout this episode, Dave explores the profound lessons that can be gleaned from these parables. We discuss the value of empathy, mercy, and genuine care for others. We delve into the transformative power of love in bringing about redemption, healing, and restoration.

As we navigate this topic, we explore practical ways in which we can embody love and reach out to the lost around us. We discuss the importance of listening without judgment, offering a helping hand, and creating spaces of inclusivity and acceptance.

Join us as we embark on a journey of embracing the commandment to love the lost, guided by the teachings of Luke 18.

Through this episode, we hope to inspire and challenge our listeners to extend love, compassion, and grace to those who need it the most, creating a world where everyone feels seen, valued, and loved.

Ps Paul West comes with a powerful message as we continue the topic of "Sowing Love" about the essence of love and its transformative impact on our lives and relationships.

Through the message, Paul reflects on how sowing love can bring about personal growth and deep connection with others.

We explore practical ways to manifest love in our daily lives, including acts of kindness, forgiveness, and compassionate listening.

In this episode of our podcast, Adrian Smith continues on our current topic of "Sowing Love" through the lens of The Parable of the Samaritan. This powerful and timeless story, found in Luke 10, teaches us about the true meaning of love, compassion, and the importance of extending a helping hand to those in need.

Join us as we unpack the rich symbolism and lessons embedded in this parable. We explore the encounter between a wounded traveler and three individuals who come across him: a priest, a Levite, and a Samaritan. While the first two pass by without offering assistance, it is the Samaritan who demonstrates genuine love and compassion, going above and beyond to care for the wounded man.

Through this parable, we reflect on the barriers that divide us and hinder acts of love and compassion. We discuss the profound message of embracing empathy, setting aside prejudices, and reaching out to those who may be different from us.

Throughout this episode, we examine practical ways in which we can sow love in our daily lives. We delve into the power of empathy, kindness, and selfless actions, emphasizing how these small acts can create a ripple effect of love and healing in our communities.

Join us as we explore the transformative power of sowing love, inspired by The Parable of the Samaritan. Through this episode, we aim to inspire and encourage our listeners to become agents of love, compassion, and positive change in the world around them.