In Episode 23 of The Takeaway, Eva Muilenburg shares a special message for our graduating Year 12 students as they prepare to step beyond school and into what comes next. Drawing from Matthew 6 and Psalm 121, Eva explores Jesus' teaching about the eye being the lamp of the body and challenges us to see the world through generous eyes - looking at others with kindness, noticing the things we often take for granted, living with gratitude and seeking opportunities to be a blessing. Wherever life takes us, we're encouraged to keep our eyes fixed on Jesus and allow His light, hope and generosity to shape the way we see and live.

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

In Episode 22 of The Takeaway, Jen Rowland from CRU West explores what it means to have hope when the future feels uncertain. Drawing from 1 Peter 1, Jen reminds us that through Jesus' death and resurrection, Christians have been given a living hope and an inheritance that can never perish, spoil or fade. Whether life is going well, we're facing difficult circumstances, or we simply don't know what lies ahead, we're encouraged to look beyond the uncertainty and rejoice in the sure and certain hope of eternity with Jesus.

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

In Episode 21 of The Takeaway, Chaplain Kyla MacDonald continues our series on boldness by looking at Peter's transformation from fearfully denying Jesus to courageously proclaiming Him. Drawing from the book of Acts, Kyla reminds us that biblical boldness isn't about having a loud, confident or outgoing personality - it comes through the power of the Holy Spirit. Whether it's standing up for what's right, refusing to follow the crowd or being unashamed of our faith, we're challenged to stay close to Jesus, ask the Holy Spirit to fill us, and take the first step with courage.

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

In this From the Archives episode of The Takeaway, we revisit a deeply personal message from Liam, originally shared during the Week 4, Term 2 Chapel at HillSide Christian College. Sharing his own journey through calling, doubt and some of life's most difficult moments, Liam reflects on Peter stepping out of the boat in Matthew 14 and the powerful reminder that even when the storm overwhelms us and we begin to sink, we are not alone in the water. Jesus is there, ready to reach out His hand, reminding us to anchor our identity and our lives in Him.

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You can connect with us further at hillside.wa.edu.au or on Instagram @hillsidechristiancollege or Facebook @hillsidechristiancollege1

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

In this From the Archives episode of The Takeaway, we revisit a message from Josh Thomas, originally shared during the Week 9, Term 2 Chapel at HillSide Christian College. Exploring Jesus' claim to be King and the impact of His death and resurrection, Josh unpacks the upside-down Kingdom of God, where greatness is found in serving, loving others and putting them first. It's a challenge to look at who Jesus is, how He lived, and how following His example can bring hope and change to the world around us.

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

In Episode 20 of The Takeaway, Menushi Thompson from Kingdomcity shares a deeply personal testimony of discovering the love of Jesus during some of the most difficult years of her life. From family struggles and loneliness to searching for satisfaction in the wrong places, Menushi shares how a small willingness to open her heart to God ultimately transformed her life. Drawing from Revelation 3:20, she reminds us that Jesus doesn't force His way in. He gently knocks and invites us to open the door, even just a little, and discover a love and hope that only He can provide.

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

In this From the Archives episode of The Takeaway, we revisit a message from Tim Phipps, originally shared during the Week 6, Term 2 Chapel at HillSide Christian College. Drawing from David's journey with the Ark of the Covenant, Tim challenges us not to wait until everything is going well before thanking God, but to worship Him at the start, in the middle, and at the end. It's an encouragement to live with gratitude, praise God without worrying about what others think, and remember that He is worthy of our worship in every circumstance.

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You can connect with us further at hillside.wa.edu.au or on Instagram @hillsidechristiancollege or Facebook @hillsidechristiancollege1

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

In this From the Archives episode of The Takeaway, we revisit a message from Chaplain Kyla MacDonald, originally shared during the Week 8, Term 2 Chapel at HillSide Christian College. Drawing from Philippians 4, Kyla explores how we can stand firm when life feels heavy or uncertain, whether we're facing conflict, stress, anxiety, comparison, or everyday pressures. Through Paul's example, we're encouraged to build habits of prayer, gratitude, healthy thinking, and time in God's Word, remembering that true peace, joy, and stability aren't found in our circumstances, but in Jesus.

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You can connect with us further at hillside.wa.edu.au or on Instagram @hillsidechristiancollege or Facebook @hillsidechristiancollege1

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

On Friday, Mr Akhabue challenges us to consider where our identity and confidence come from. Drawing on the stories of Gideon, David and Jesus, he reminds us that the opinions of others don't determine who we are or what God can do through us. Sharing from his own experiences, Mr Akhabue encourages us to reject the voices that tell us we're not good enough, draw closer to Jesus, and discover the courage to boldly become who God has called us to be.

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You can connect with us further at hillside.wa.edu.au or on Instagram @hillsidechristiancollege or Facebook @hillsidechristiancollege1

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.

In this From the Archives episode of The Takeaway, we revisit a message from Citra Laupase, originally shared during the Week 2, Term 2 Chapel at HillSide Christian College. Exploring the question of where we find our identity, Citra challenges us to consider whether we're building our lives on performance, popularity, success and the approval of others, or on something that cannot be shaken. Drawing from Colossians 3 and Hebrews 12, we're reminded that our identity isn't something we need to achieve, but something we receive through Christ, giving us a secure foundation that doesn't change with circumstances or the opinions of others.

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You can connect with us further at hillside.wa.edu.au or on Instagram @hillsidechristiancollege or Facebook @hillsidechristiancollege1

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HillSide Christian College is a Christ-centred K–12 school situated in Perth, Western Australia. We're committed to nurturing the whole student, head, heart, and hand, through high-quality, affordable Christian education grounded in faith, values, and community.