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To celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles, Brian teaches on the future return of King Jesus and the eternal feast with God. He emphasises that salvation and eternity are available to those who repent, believe in Jesus, and choose to follow Him.

Crooksy joins us again for part 4 of the Kingdom of God series where shares the story of Zacchaeus. We learn that Jesus teaches that surpassing the Pharisees’ righteousness is not about outward religious performance, but about loving God and people. Through Zacchaeus, we see how genuine repentance and faith produce practical changes in our lives.

Southside's Lead Pastor, Crooksy, preaches that The Kingdom of God is an “upside down kingdom” that challenges our natural and cultural expectations. This kingdom calls us to adopt Jesus’ mindset of humility, mercy, peace, servant-heartedness and obedience rather than pursuing power, comfort and our own rights.

In part 2 of our series, Brian talks about how the Kingdom of God is already present through Jesus and as citizens of the Kingdom, every Christian is an ambassador of King Jesus, given the Holy Spirit and His authority to represent Him, and proclaim His message.

Brian starts off our new series, "Kingdom of God", demonstrating that this is the central theme of Jesus's ministry. He shares that God reigns through King Jesus, rescuing people from the kingdom of darkness and bringing them under His rule.

A message from Senior Pastor Brian on his 50th birthday.

Re:Hope Southside’s Lead Pastor, Crooksy, opens Colossians 1 to help us think through how we can get to know the real Jesus. In this ALPHA SUNDAY message, we explore how people we can help people be more familiar with Jesus and the goodness He brings into our lives through Alpha and uses Paul’s advice to the Colossians to find 3 lessons that will help make our Alpha invitations more effective.

In our final Vision Sunday week Laura encourages us to become a praying church with a culture of courageous and creative invitation; to bring others to Jesus, be ready to welcome those who come seeking, and actively pursue those who are lost.

In this Vision Sunday message,Re:Hope Southside’s lead pastor, Crooksy, track how God has been guiding the Southside location during 2026. God has been calling us to higher faith, more practical faith. In this message Crooksy used 1 Corinthians 3.10 to explore how Re:Hope Southside can build towards extra strength and extra care for people.

For Vision Sunday, Laura spoke about embracing our role as intercessors, connected to our identity as image bearers and friends of God. She encouraged us to take up our shared prayer assignment to pray for God's kingdom to come in these days of spiritual awakening.

Today Laura shares how the Bible is one unified story of a God who continually reveals himself. She challenges us to know God more deeply, live empowered by the Spirit, and invite others to experience that "God is truly here among you."

In the final message of our spiritual gifts series, Brian leaves us with four key challenges: know the spiritual gifts God has already given you, actively use and develop them, stay closely connected to God and His church, and remember that every gift is most effective when exercised in dependence on the Holy Spirit.

In part 8 of our Spiritual Gifts series, Brian talks through the fivefold ministry: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. He shares that they're presented as a gift from Jesus to the church, not as individual spiritual gifts, with the purpose of equipping believers, building up the church, and helping it mature in faith.

In part 7 of the Spiritual Gifts series, Brian looks at four “boosting gifts” of the Holy Spirit: giving, wisdom, tongues, and faith. He shows how each strengthens believers, supports the church, and advances God’s mission through supernatural effectiveness.

In part 6 of our spiritual gifts series, Brian teaches on healing and miracles. He encourages us to step out in faith, pray with compassion and expectation in Jesus’ name, and develop any gifts of healing or miracles they may have rather than dismissing them because healing does not happen every time.