As we enter into the new year prophetic vision is shared for the year ahead by our pastors and elders.

Maria touches on “listening prayer” first, and later reminds us about our regional calling to intercession, healing , and prayer assignments over our surrounding cities.

Liz speaks about the Lord's lightning strikes of life-giving renewal this year, and distilling the new direction for 2025 through rest in Christ.

Phil shares the importance of staying steady on our horses to stay with Jesus as He rides into war. He warns about the pressure increase in 2025 and the potential for either falling away or becoming "Spirit riders" who respond swiftly to the leading of Jesus.

Rosie speaks about the Levite's call to be gatekeepers, urging us to take ownership and authority to stand on the promises of God in our position here for our region.

Prue's compassionate word stirs us to intercede for restoration and hope for the homeless and displaced community members in the temporary housing pods for our region's flood victims. 

2025 is a year filled with hope and the Fathers goodness!
We pray you lay hold of your prophetic promises this year.

In this message, Liz Flipo, opens up the theme of Emmanuel, “God with us.”

Christmas and the coming of the end of the year are a time of thresholds, to examine our hearts and listen to his heart as to what he is calling us into in the year ahead. 

It is a time of preparing room for Him as in the Christmas carol, “Joy To The World,” and walking into the next season full of joy and hope.

In this message, Phil Mason explores the spirituality of King David and his passion for a deep relationship with God. Raised in a Hebrew culture, David understood that Yahweh, the creator of the universe, had set His heart on an intimate relationship with His sons and daughters. David was a mystic who sought an unmediated encounter with the living God. God chose David because he was a man after His own heart. The Psalms are David’s personal journal of his journey with God through all the ups and downs of life. David learned how to be in ‘relational mode’ because God is always in ‘relational mode.’ David communed with God face-to-face. He encountered the glory realm of God and learned to abide in God’s hesed within the Tabernacle of David. He confronted his own propensity to slide out of relational mode, where he disengaged from the heart of God and his own heart. May this message draw you into a deeper relationship with God, like David who sought the Lord all his days.

In this message, Maria Mason shares about the tool of worship to awaken us to the Spirit. She shares that our choice to worship is powerful, and when we do so, we are sounding an alarm to come alive in the things of the Spirit. We begin to partner with God to be revived, renewed and refreshed. 

Maria is followed by Liz Flipo, who shares the power of worship and warfare. This was so powerful, as there are many examples of the power of worship displacing the powers of darkness in the Old Testament. God anoints the songs of the saints to bring breakthroughs and the glory of God. Liz shared powerfully about how songs can set us up for breakthroughs, but more than that, our partnership with the Lord intensifies that breakthrough! 

After this, Toby, one of our worship leaders, also shared how worship is one of the critical ways the Holy Spirit awakens us to intimacy! God is at work to quicken revelation and power to us so that our hearts come fully alive when we behold Him. We are often overwhelmed with our own issues, but God invites us into the throne room to behold Him. When we behold Him, we are changed from glory to glory! What a great Sunday in the glory of God.

In 1 Corinthians 11, Paul draws a direct correlation between the spiritual state of the Corinthian church and the degree of supernatural power that was flowing in the church. He confronted the reality that the Corinthians were full of dishonor toward one another as members of Christ’s body. “For if you eat the bread or drink the cup without honoring the body of Christ, you are eating and drinking God’s judgment upon yourself. That is why many of you are weak and sick and some have even died.” (1 Corinthians 11:29-30 NLT) 

While there were clearly healers and miracle workers in the Corinthian church, they were unable to heal the sick and some were even dying of illnesses that were commonly healed in evangelistic settings. Paul hands us a major key in releasing greater healing in the church. We must deal with our offenses, our unforgiveness, our judgments and our dishonor toward our brothers and sisters if we want to see the fullness of God’s healing power flow inside His church.

In this first message for our new Awakening Series, Matt Prater from New Hope Church Brisbane, shares a powerful message on the importance of evangelism. Matt has been passionate about sharing his faith since a young age, with a rich background that spans radio, youth ministry, DJing, and even children’s entertainment. Now serving as Senior Pastor at New Hope Brisbane, Matt continues to spread the Good News to people all over the city and beyond. With decades of experience in radio and ministry, Matt brings unique insights into how we can boldly share our faith. 

Join Matt as he encourages and equips you to make an impact through evangelism, sharing stories and practical tips that will reignite your passion for spreading hope.

Tune in and be inspired to share the Good News!

In this message, Rosie discusses the transformative power of a community that practices safe, confessional culture. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12 and 13, we explore how, as the body of Christ, we deeply need one another and how being connected in community is essential for both our growth and healing.

Jesus tells us that we will know the truth, and the truth will set us free. As we anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s Word as our standard, we become less vulnerable to buy into voices and ideas that lead us away from intimacy with Him. 

Staying connected to God’s Word and His body is crucial for discerning the truth. When we choose to courageously expose the thoughts, lies, and accusations that come against us and against God's character, to the light, we will experience increasing measures of freedom and healing. Moreover, we will be equipped and activated to help those around us step into greater freedom.

Ken dives into God’s purposes and calling on our lives.

He proposes that “a critical part of our own restoration is making peace with God, by making peace with who God made us to be”.

Ken further clarifies a process of deducing our calling by suggesting that when we come to an understanding of who we are without Jesus, and who we are with Jesus, the contrast allows us to see more clearly what His purposes for us are.

Ken speaks of God using everyday things in our lives to build the foundations, and assures us that God supplies the gifting needed.

Yet floundering, rebellion, avoidance, and distractions are often habits keeping God's plans at arms length, while slowly drowning out His voice.

Ken calls us to accept who and what we are, and the purposes given to us, and to begin to walk with confidence in God to lean into the Divine pattern for our life. He reminds us that our journey into our high calling is constituted by many heart thresholds and powerful heart processes.

In this particular message, Joe uses the Restoration of the walls of Jerusalem from the book of Nehemiah, a prophetic picture of what it looks like to build into the future as Father and sons.

He uses what he thinks is the mundane details of Nehemiah’s building plans in the Old Testament to draw out processes and mile-markers to the restoration project of Christ on the inside of us. He uses it to cast a vision for healing and calls us to not just settle for peace for the short term, like king Hezekiah, but set a pattern for generations to follow.

God desires to restore us completely, and there is nothing that He cannot do! He wishes for our inner and outer world to shine like polished gold, like clear glass. This long-term vision gives us purpose to follow Christ even though the journey costs us.

God wants to send out fully healed sons to lead others into their own journey as sons and daughters, so that Jesus can get what he prayed for in John 17:11 ‘that they may be one, even as we are one”

In this ‘fireside chat,’ Phil and Maria Mason open up a conversation around deep level heart healing, their journey into this theme, their personal experiences on the way and their vision for a community where everyone is on the journey. They lead us on a journey through some of the big concepts surrounding inner healing, such as letting God into your core, validating your trauma, repentance and dismantling sin structures, attachment issues, breaking agreements with lies, inner vows, bitter root judgments, and overcoming offense: all light and breezy topics. A huge part of our transformational journey is finding the right language and building an authentic heart culture within the church that values prayer ministry with one another as a lifestyle rather than a six-monthly tune-up. We hope this conversation blesses you and shines a light on the power of building a deep heart culture in every local church.