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Stan shared powerfully about the Father's love. He emphasized that God's love, secured in Jesus, cannot be changed by a change of location; He loves His people in all circumstances and will reach out to them wherever they are.

Stan encouraged the church to honour the past without being attached to it. Milestones are moments to remember God’s faithfulness and not grief. Memorial stones remind us of what God has done while pointing us towards what He still has in store, because He is a God of increase. The same God who has been faithful in the past will continue to be faithful in the seasons ahead. Although our church venue  may change; His mission to make disciples of all nations remains.

Stan preached that memorial stones remind us of God’s faithfulness. Memorial stones call us to remember with gratitude, not grief, recognising that the Station building was never the source of God’s work. Although the venue may change, Jesus remains the rock of our faith and our mission remains the same. We must carry our history forward, trust God for our future, and embrace new opportunities to advance His kingdom with hope, faith and love.

Matt shared from Psalm 23 about being confident in the Lord’s shepherding heart,

Roy Shared about being consecrated in Christ and being transformed by the Spirit to be send into the world

Stan encouraged the church not to underestimate what God can do through simple faithfulness. God does not measure kingdom impact by physical size or impressive beginnings. We must remain faithful in the small things, trusting Him to bring His work to completion.

Stan encouraged us not to allow the enemy to rob us of God’s peace. In Haggai 2:1-9, we are reminded to honor our past without becoming captive to it, trusting God has greater things in store for us. When God shakes things, He brings forth what cannot be shaken reminding us that His resources are greater than ours and that our future is not limited by our present circumstances. Greater glory is not about restoring the former, but trusting God to do something even greater through His presence, power and purpose.

Duncan shared his experience in art, reflecting on how he used imagery prophetically to impact lives through his creative work.

Dancan shared God's heart through his artistic experience, calling everyone to step out of passivity and embrace God's active call.

Stan emphasized on how the wisdom of God should be applied in the uncertainty of the future.

Stan taught about the contrast between human intelligence and the wisdom of God. He emphasized how godly wisdom can supersede our reasoning and intellect.

Hilton preached about the significance of threshold and how our response/posture should be during transitions. Our lives move through seasons, and each transition is a threshold that changes us and requires us to move forward in God’s timing. We must close previous seasons well by releasing unforgiveness, unresolved issues and attachments to the past and only move when God has spoken. As illustrated in Joshua 1:1-8, crossing into a new season requires courage, obedience and faithful stewarding of what God has entrusted to us.

During this transition period, Stan strengthened the church by providing guidance on what to expect and how to enter the new season well.

Paul strongly encouraged the church to remain steadfast in serving and to take every opportunity to join mission trips or serve on the setup and welcome, teams etc…. He reminded us that we are a church on the move, so our dedication shouldn't be affected by a change of venue or limited space.

Heather shared about the season of change, she encouraged us that the process of recycling may not be easy, like a seed that had to die to bring new life