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Join Ps Cody Byrne as he speaks on the importance of standing firm in our faith and boldly proclaiming the truth of the Gospel. The early church's had unwavering commitment to speak about Jesus despite opposition, drawing parallels to our modern context. We are challenged to examine where we might be compromising our faith and encouraged us to be bold witnesses for Christ in our daily lives.

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Join Ps Cody Byrne dives into Acts 5, contrasting the stories of Barnabas and Ananias & Sapphira to illustrate the difference between genuine honour and mere pretence. That honouring God should go beyond lip service; it requires aligning our hearts, actions, and entire lives with God's will.

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Have you been baptised? Join Ps Cody Byrne this Pentecost Sunday as he speaks on the baptism of the Holy Spirit. This isn't just a historical event; it's a living reality for believers today. Acts 2 paints a vivid picture of the Holy Spirit's outpouring, showing us that God desires to clothe us with power from on high. This message urges us to step out of our comfort zones and into the fullness of what God has promised, reminding us that in our weakness, His power is made perfect.

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There's power in waiting. Join Ps Cody Byrne as we start the new series based on the Book of Acts titled, 'Steadfast'. This week Ps Cody focuses on Acts 1:1-14 and how the early church remained steadfast in their faith while awaiting the promised Holy Spirit. By staying in prayer, staying in step with God's timing, and staying in love with Jesus, we can transform our waiting seasons into periods of profound spiritual growth and intimacy with God.

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Don't be a spectator. Join Ps Cody Byrne as he concludes the series, 'build the ministers'. Ps Cody explores the profound importance of our weekly gatherings. He emphasizes that Sunday is not just a tradition, but a sacred, deeply spiritual time. He challenges us to reevaluate our approach to church attendance and participation, urging us to move from spectators to active participants in God's house.

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Welcome to Fit To Fight. Join Cody Byrne as he shares six lessons for young pastors and leaders in their 20's. 

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Disciples disciple others. Join Ps Cody Byrne as we're challenged to look beyond our comfort zones and embrace the true essence of discipleship. The core theme revolves around Matthew 28:19, where Jesus commands us to 'make disciples of all nations.' That discipleship is not just about programs or quick fixes, but a lifelong journey of transformation. That we must embrace a biblical understanding of what it means to follow Christ and lead others to do the same.

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Ministry starts at home. Join Chantel Byrne as she shares a message this Mother's Day on God's original design for families being the primary vehicle for discipleship and building ministers. Chantel highlights the importance of aligning our views on family, children, and bloodlines with God's Word, rather than conforming to worldly perspectives. There is a restoration of family values happening within the church and a renewed commitment to building ministers through both physical and spiritual families.

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God gives promises. Join Murray Byrne as he explores the vital importance of God's Word in our spiritual health and daily lives. We are urged to dive deeper into scripture, not just reading, but truly meditating on God's words and promises. By doing so, we can experience the abundant life Jesus promised, finding answers to life's questions and drawing closer to our loving, powerful God.

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it's time to run. Join Chenaniah Magele as he takes us on a journey through the book of Jeremiah, challenging us to embrace a higher calling in our faith. Chenaniah speaks on the importance of maintaining our vision and purpose in serving God, even when faced with discouragement or weariness. That God calls us to a higher capacity and deeper dependence on Him, urging us to "run with the horses" rather than being content with mediocrity.