Local church elder, Henk Kroesbergen, shares his perspective on Zion People and the call of God for our church family to climb Mount Zion. Speaking from Hebrews 12 Henk builds a biblical platform for our call to live with God face to face.

Our identity comes from our mountain. In maori culture there is significant importance placed on the local mountain of the people. Maori believe when you know where you stand you understand how you can contribute to the world. In this message you will hear it is the same for the people of God.

God ordains a name change to prepare us to receive His promise. Every time we say our new name we are prophesying God’s promise over us!

Ps Jamie shares a personal story to help us understand how God works through situations to bring His best into our world.

Often we look at other people and wonder if it would be easier to sit in their seat. What was it like for Miriam and Aaron as they supported Moses on the journey through the wilderness? What were the people really thinking when they complained? This is an honest message from a leader, be sure to hear what God is saying to you.

The Lord makes His way of living clear for us as we read the scripture. Ps Phil looks at Deuteronomy 8:1-3 and outlines the intention of the Lord for us as we travel into the promised land. In this we hear a prophetic message from the Lord for our new way of living.

How must we live in the season of the wilderness, where we know the promise but cannot see the promise? What can we learn from the uncomfortable failings of the journey of the Israelites? How can we live in this season well?

As part of the family of God we each need to choose how we will serve. Ps Phil takes a look at the context of the well-known verse, Joshua 24:15, and helps us to have the right perspective when making a decision on how we will serve.

What is a Churchquake and how can we create one? Ps Phil looks at the prophetic nature God has given us and invites us to shape our world through our words as we agree with God and partner with His strength.

Richard Tiddy shares insight into how we can work together as the body of Christ.