Dr John Andrews explores a striking moment from the life of King Hezekiah, drawing out a simple but powerful lesson, don’t live only for today, think about the legacy you’re leaving for tomorrow. He begins by setting the scene. Hezekiah was a good and faithful king who led spiritual renewal, trusted God in crisis, and … Read more

Pastor Chas shares todays message, using a story from the Gospel of John. He explores a simple encounter between Jesus and his disciples on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, an ordinary breakfast that becomes a moment of restoration and renewed purpose. After the resurrection, the disciples feel uncertain and drift back to what … Read more

Pastor Marion’s message explores a topic many people quietly wrestle with: doubt. Speaking warmly and honestly, she begins by sharing how she initially struggled with the idea of preaching on this subject, but ultimately felt led back to it. Her question is simple but important, is doubt dangerous? Drawing from her own life, she recalls … Read more

Pastor Josh’s Resurrection Sunday message centres on the significance of Jesus’ resurrection, not just as a past event, but as something deeply relevant for people today. He begins by celebrating the joy of Resurrection Sunday, recalling the biblical accounts of the empty tomb and the many people who encountered the risen Jesus. But he quickly … Read more

Pastor David brings todays message centering on the Good Friday account in Matthew 27, focusing on the dramatic contrast between Jesus and Barabbas to reveal the nature of human sin, justice, and God’s mercy. He begins by reflecting on a common human tendency: comparing ourselves to others and assuming we are “not that bad.” Whether … Read more

Pastor Chas Sandhu shares todays message focusing on understanding and navigating the winter seasons of life within the broader framework of spiritual seasons, spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3, he emphasises that every season has a purpose under God’s sovereignty, including difficult and seemingly unproductive times. Winter can often feel cold, slow, … Read more

Pastor David Sandhu reflects on the seasons of life, focusing particularly on what he calls the autumn season. He explains that these seasons aren’t tied to age or fixed stages, rather, they can shift quickly, even from one day to the next. Life can feel like summer one moment and winter the next, so the … Read more

Pastor Josh explores what he calls the “summer seasons” of life, those moments when things feel calm, steady, and relatively easy. It’s the space between the hard work of planting (spring) and the intensity of harvest (autumn). While these seasons can feel refreshing, he reminds us they are often short-lived and shouldn’t be taken for … Read more

This morning Pastor Marion shares from Ecclesiastes 3, highlighting the well-known passage that says there is “a time for everything under heaven.” A time to plant and a time to harvest, a time to laugh and a time to cry, a time to build and a time to tear down. These words from Solomon remind … Read more

In today’s message, David Williams reflects on Peter’s words in Acts 10, where he speaks in the home of Cornelius, a Roman centurion. He explains that this chapter marks a huge turning point in the early church, because Peter finally realises that the good news of Jesus isn’t just for a select group, but for … Read more