The TREASURY

We're back with more of our series, the "SEVEN SEALS", looking at uncovering what can be seen as the mystery behind some of this apocalyptic literature in the Book of Revelation.

In Episode 3, Pastor Mike breaks down the meaning behind the "Black Horse" and its rider. Given that we are in the last of the last days, we must have an understanding of the things to come so we may prepare ourselves, and help ready others who may not know.

Our prayer is that we are all taken in the Rapture and escape the events outlined in this message.

We hope this message is of help to you.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

Hopelessness and despair are something many people face. They often come as a result of not seeing what they long for come to pass.
In such times, we can resort to self-sabotage, isolation, and, most prominently, sin against God in retaliation.
We feel unseen or unheard by Him. The Great Help seems to be unhelpful because we haven't got what we want.

In our SUNDAY SERVICE, Pastor Mike helps bring some much-needed perspective in that perhaps our hopes are misplaced on things that are temporary, as opposed to in the One who is faithful to His promises.

Trust in God's covenant faithfulness can bring us through the darkness of despair into a place of joyful praise, knowing that if He has said it He WILL do it.

We hope this message encourages you.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

It's a new year, and goals are a THING. They're such a thing that people go into a new year planning which goals they're aiming at. The issue is sometimes we don't achieve our goals; we give up, or sometimes we achieve the goal, but it doesn't bring the satisfaction we thought it would. All of this affects us when it comes to setting goals the next time around. We're afraid of failure and lack motivation, and we forfeit growth.
Pastor Mike takes us to Isaiah chapter 54 for our 2025 theme, "Enlarge Thy Tent" and addresses the fact that growth will always involve some level of struggle and stretching, but stretching enables us to become a larger container. A larger container can hold more and keep its contents secure from loss. 
God's desire is for us to enlarge and grow, so as we stretch, lengthen and strengthen, we need to forget the past, act by embracing the process, and dwell in the fullness of what God has for us.

We hope this message blesses you and serves as a reference point for 2025.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

We're in Episode 2 of our Series The Seven Seal, looking at some End Times prophecy from the book Revelation to understand a bit more about what the end will look like and how that impacts us today.
In our SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE service Pastor Mike gives us insight into a possible interpretation of the Red Horse and its Rider.

We hope this message blesses you.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

We can all agree that sometimes the struggle is real! Trying to serve God, trying to do the right thing and even then, not seeing all we want to see. We find ourselves doing things we don't want to do but the things we do we can't seem to do. What the Apostle Paul said in Romans 7 rings true. This inner conflict can be tiring, and we don't know what else to do. We have tried everything.
The issue may be that we're doing too much in our own effort. 
Pastor Mikes us on a journey from Galatians, to Genesis, to Romans, to Matthew and other passages to help us with this dilemma we're probably all to well acquainted with, and we hope it helps you too.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

They say, "The enemy is the inner me," which is a problem! We work against ourselves, but what does that even mean? What does it look like?
Sometimes we have things working within us that we don't even realise are working against everything we desire.
In our CONNECT Service, Pastor Mike helps us address this as we go to the hard-hitting book of James to get a real dose of truth. But as Jesus says, "know the truth and it shall set you free."

We hope this message blesses you.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

When we consider discipleship, whether the call to it or the facilitation of it, we rarely consider the idea of it happening at the dinner table. I'm sure many don't view the dinner table as an integral part to discipleship; where men and women can come from the place of sinner to saint and disciple of Jesus Christ.
We likely don't view our dinner table / home-space as a key part of the process, nor how it communicates mercy.
Pastor Mike takes us to Matthew 9, at the point of the call for a sinner to follow Jesus as a disciple; one who's likely had so much profound world influence he never thought it would be possible from where he was. What is key to this story is the dinner table.

We hope this blesses you.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

Being forgiven a debt, or being forgiven and reconciled after an offence committed, ought to create a feeling of gratitude and appreciation toward the one who has pardoned the debt or offence. With specific regard to debt, this feeling of appreciation should be especially evident when the one forgiving bore the cost themselves.
However, the trouble with many who claim to follow Jesus is sometimes we can almost feel a sense of entitlement; forgetting we have been forgiven of something we can't repay. The forgiveness we receive should result in a love expressed through great loyalty. The issue may be, that perhaps some don't realise what they've been forgiven of and what it cost God.
In our CONNECT Service, Pastor Mike takes us through a gospel account that highlights the revelation of sins forgiven resulting in great love and loyalty displayed.

We hope this message blesses you.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

Apocalyptic literature has been a fascination for many for generations. It captures interest and generates intrigue like little else. What is going to happen at the end of all things? - From Armageddon to the 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse; there are so many interpretations, but these things originate in biblical scripture.
As a part of our SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE series on the 7 Seals, Pastor Mike takes us through each seal, giving a biblically based interpretation and our first stop is Seal 1, the White Horse.

We hope this message inspires you and blesses you. 

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.

We all have needs, and it's so easy to think that when we're in need we cannot meet the needs of others, let alone the Kingdom. We can come to church and be involved in the Kingdom, but face real economic struggles so giving wouldn't make any sense at all, in the natural.
But the hope of the Kingdom is that we do not merely operate in the natural, but have a supernatural power beyond us, enabling us to accomplish even the most extraordinary things by the means of a Father who can cause all things to abound to us.
In our SUNDAY SERVICE, Pastor Mike takes us to a well-known scripture to show us one sure-fire way God will meet our needs from His vast storehouse.

We hope this message is a blessing to you.

We'd love to hear how the messages are transforming your view of God and your life.