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What is robbing you of your hunger for God?  A powerful reminder that our hearts can slowly become familiar, shallow, or distracted but God is calling us back to a place of pure hunger for Him. Let His Word take root, let Him search your heart, and keep seeking Christ above all else.

What if the spiritual gifts God has given you were never meant to be kept for yourself? Ps Jess unpacks 1 Corinthians 12 and reminds us that the gifts of the Spirit are an expression of God’s love—given to bless others, build the church, and bring heaven to earth. So, are we ready to step out in love and allow the Holy Spirit to work through us?

What does a Spirit-led life really look like and what if the goal is simply love? Discover how God’s agape love transforms the way we live, serve, forgive, and love others—not through striving, but through being filled afresh by the Holy Spirit.

What if rebellion promises freedom, but leaves you feeling more lost than ever? Discover the powerful truth of the Prodigal Son and the peril of living independently from God. This message reminds us that no matter how far we’ve wandered, our Heavenly Father’s grace, love, and restoration are always calling us home.

What if you could be lost—even while standing in the Father’s house? This Father’s Day, explore the story of the Prodigal Son and the two ways we can become lost—even while being close to the Father. A powerful message on self-righteousness, grace, mercy, forgiveness, and the extravagant love of our Heavenly Father.

What does a surrendered life to Jesus actually look like? In The Surrendered Disciple, we are reminded that we never graduate from surrender. Every season invites us to place our lives back into God’s hands, recognise His voice, cultivate a hunger for His presence, allow Him to shape us and respond when He calls. A surrendered disciple doesn’t need to have everything figured out—they simply stay close enough to hear God and willing enough to say, “Here I am.”

What does obedience to God look like when we’re led by the Holy Spirit? Continuing our Spirit Led Life series, this message explores how the inward work of the Holy Spirit is meant to produce an outward life of obedience. We aren’t saved by our works, but salvation transforms us and prepares us for the good works God has called us to. Rather than trying to earn God’s approval through performance, ritual or our own strength, we are invited to know His voice, stay close to Jesus and allow the Holy Spirit to work through us—producing lives marked by love, generosity, kindness, self-control and obedience.

What does it actually mean to walk by the Spirit? Continuing our Spirit Led Life series, this message explores Galatians 5 and the invitation to stay in step with the Holy Spirit. The freedom we receive in Christ isn’t an invitation to live however we want, but freedom to love, serve and become more like Jesus. As we remain connected to God and learn to recognise the Spirit’s leading, His fruit begins to grow in our lives. Transformation may not happen overnight, but as we keep sowing into the Spirit, keep showing up and stay connected to Him, He continues His work in us.

In We Become What We Behold, we explore the lifelong work of sanctification, the Holy Spirit transforming us from the inside out to increasingly resemble Jesus. This isn’t a process reserved for a spiritual elite, nor is it simply about better behaviour. God is committed to walking with us, forming us through relationship, community and daily dependence on His Spirit. As we behold Christ, we are transformed from one degree of glory to another, and sent to reflect Him to our families, workplaces, communities and world.

How do we actually become more like Jesus? Continuing our Spirit Led Life series, this message explores the inward work of the Holy Spirit. Through 2 Corinthians 3, we see that transformation isn’t about trying harder, comparing ourselves to others or getting every behaviour right—it comes as the Holy Spirit reveals Jesus to us and changes us from the inside out. As we behold Jesus and yield to the Spirit, we are continually transformed into His likeness, from one degree of glory to another.

What does it look like to actually become more like Jesus? In Spirit Empowered Fruitfulness, we explore the transforming work of the Holy Spirit and the fruit He produces in our lives: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Rather than relying on willpower or behaviour modification, we are invited to depend on the Holy Spirit, follow His leading in every part of our lives and allow our relationship with Him to transform the way we think, respond and treat others.

What if prayer is less about finding the right words—and more about learning to live every moment with God? Pastor Thomas continues our Spirit Led Life series by exploring prayer as more than simply asking God for things. Prayer is communion, fellowship and relationship with God, and through the Holy Spirit, we are invited to live with a constant awareness of His presence. Whether we're speaking, listening, waiting or wrestling with unanswered prayer, the invitation remains the same: to live our whole lives in relationship with God.

What if an encounter with God didn’t just inspire you—but completely transformed the way you see, speak and live? Through Isaiah 6, Pastor Wayne explores the refining fire of God. As Isaiah encounters God’s holiness, honestly recognises his need, receives cleansing and responds, “Here am I, send me,” we are reminded that God loves us as we are—but loves us too much to leave us unchanged. This message calls us to lift our eyes to Jesus, welcome the transforming work of the Holy Spirit and allow an encounter with God to prepare us for His purpose.

Through Ezekiel 37 and the valley of dry bones, this message calls us to resist hopelessness, embrace the Word and Spirit of God, and expect the miraculous. We are reminded to stop letting our circumstances define our future, begin declaring God’s promises with faith, and carry His resurrection life into our homes, workplaces and communities.

What does it truly mean to remain close to Jesus? In this powerful tag-team message, Aimee and Jade unpack what it looks like to live a Spirit-led life through abiding and worship. Aimee explores Jesus' call in John 15 to remain in the Vine, reminding us that abiding flows from love - not performance - and that even seasons of pruning are invitations to deeper intimacy with Christ. Jade continues by revealing that true worship is more than singing; it's a daily response of surrender, empowered by the Holy Spirit and offered in spirit and truth. Together, they encourage us to choose Jesus every day, allowing Him to transform us from the inside out.