Zac Streefland continues our 7 Invitations from Revelation series, exploring Jesus' letter to the church in Smyrna (Revelation 2:8–11). Speaking to a church facing persecution, economic hardship and slander, Jesus reminds us that He sees us, knows our circumstances, and remains faithful through every trial. This message encourages us to hold firmly to God, wage war in prayer, persevere in the waiting, and remain faithful in every circumstance, trusting the One who has already overcome

Ps Louisa continues our Revelation series with the letter to the church in Ephesus (Revelation 2), revealing Jesus' invitation to return to our first love. As the One who walks among His churches and holds the keys to death and Hades, Jesus calls His people to live as a light in their community—rooted not in fear, but in His perfect love. Discover the invitation to repentance, renewed dependence on God, and the transforming power of resting in the Father's love, where we are strengthened, healed and filled with the fullness of God.

Ps Louisa begins our new Revelation series, exploring Chapter 1 and revealing this powerful book as one of both encouragement and correction. Discover how Jesus is the Alpha and the Omega, the One who has overcome death, freed us by His blood, and calls us to serve in His Kingdom. As we unpack the rich symbolism of Revelation through the lens of the whole Bible, we're reminded of Christ's authority, His refining work in our lives, and the invitation to live with hearts surrendered before Him. To dive deeper into the background of Revelation, we also recommend Shane Willard's teaching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bpFPx_tMJA.

Julia sits down with Pastor Taylor as he and his family set off on a mission trip to schools around Australia, Sharing with them Pastor Taylor's story with what God has done and continues to do in his life .

Pastor Taylor Forward’s "Buried Not Beaten" the mustard seed parable (Mark 4:30–32) with 1 Corinthians 1:27, Zechariah 4:10, and Romans 8:28, showing that small, hidden beginnings are not defeat but God’s preparation for unexpected growth and purpose.

On Pentecost Sunday, Ps Louisa de Bruyn shares from Acts and the New Testament on the promise and power of the Holy Spirit, calling us to be Spirit-led people who are continually filled, transformed and empowered to live On Earth as it is in Heaven.

Ps John de Bruyn shares from Luke 14:28–30 on building your spiritual home, encouraging us to count the cost, lay strong foundations, persevere in faith, and find joy in the process, trusting that “He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus” (Philippians 1:6).

Ps Louisa shares from John 10:1–21 on Jesus as the Good Shepherd and our closest friend, following the reading of A Tribute for Mother’s Day by Amy Young.