In this message, William explores the heart-searching encounter between Jesus and the rich young ruler (Mark 10:17-31), a sincere and upright man who runs to Jesus asking the biggest question of his life—“How do I inherit eternal life?”—yet walks away grieving because he cannot release what he trusts in more than God himself. Through love and personal vulnerability, William reveals how Jesus diagnoses the disease of the human heart: we often try to earn our way to God through morality and works, when the Gospel offers us a free gift that cannot be bought or deserved; and how money and possessions have a unique power to deceive us, promising status, security and significance that only God can truly provide (Matthew 13, Matthew 6:21). As you listen, hear William’s gentle challenge: identify the one thing you’re holding on to hardest—whether money, control, comfort or reputation—release it to Jesus, receive His forgiveness and Lordship in exchange, and discover that what you lose is far less than what you gain in knowing Him as Lord and Saviour.
Equipping the Church
October 7, 2026 • Arne Skagen • John 20
In this message, Arne reveals the heart of what Jesus commissioned His disciples to do—and what He commissions us to do today—by exploring John 20:21, "As the Father has sent me, I am sending you," and showing that we are sent into the world as God's active representatives, equipped and empowered by the Holy Spirit to continue His work of healing, salvation, and restoration. Drawing on powerful personal stories and biblical patterns, he unpacks two foundational truths: first, that we must climb the mountain into intimate fellowship with the Father (like Jesus did repeatedly), because it is in His presence that we see what He is doing and receive the vision and power to do it; and second, that breakthrough often comes through perseverance—doing the hard thing "one more time" in prayer, witnessing, or finishing what we started—trusting that God is always working even when we cannot see the results (1 Kings 18, Matthew 8, John 7:4). As you listen, hear Arne's urgent call: don't stop praying for that unsaved loved one, don't abandon the people God has put on your heart, don't leave things unfinished—ask the Holy Spirit to show you who and what needs "one more time," and trust that the breakthrough you've been waiting for may come when you take that one more step of faith and obedience.
Sowing Seeds
October 4, 2026 • Arne Skagen • Matthew 13
In this message, Arne unpacks the parable of the mustard seed (Matthew 13:31-32) to reveal a simple yet transformative truth—that ordinary believers can participate in God's work of evangelism not through complicated methods, but by faithfully sowing spiritual seeds in everyday moments through good deeds, kind words, hospitality, and prayer. Drawing on personal testimony and Scripture, he shows how the Holy Spirit works through these small seeds to bring healing, salvation, and transformation in people's lives, often in ways we'll never see this side of eternity, and demonstrates that the Great Commission is accomplished one day, one seed, one simple act at a time (Ecclesiastes 11:4-6). As you listen, hear Arne's challenge: Stop waiting for the perfect moment or complex strategy, but start today—ask the Holy Spirit what He wants you to do, sow the seed He shows you, and trust that He will do what only He can do in the hearts of those around you.
Concealed & Revealed
October 4, 2026 • Phil Chapman • Luke 24
In this message, Phil walks through the extraordinary journey on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-49) to show how Jesus revealed Himself throughout all of Scripture—from the serpent defeater in Genesis to the suffering servant in the Psalms to the coming Messiah in the Prophets—and how as Jesus opened the disciples' understanding, their hearts burned within them with the recognition that they were part of God's big story all along. Drawing on Old Testament shadows and types that pointed to Christ centuries before His incarnation, Phil demonstrates that God's plan of redemption through Jesus was never a surprise or a failure, but rather the central storyline running through every page of Scripture, designed to give us hope and assurance that we are known and chosen in His eternal purposes (Ephesians 1:4-5). As you listen, hear Phil's challenge: if you've turned to Christ, you are written into this story too—so let your heart burn with the hope of the gospel, make your life count for Jesus, and be a witness who holds out this message of forgiveness and restoration to everyone around you, starting right where you are.
Encountering Jesus at the Table
October 4, 2026 • Mike Shuter • Matthew 26
In this message, Mike explores what it truly means to meet Jesus at the communion table by examining the two essential facets of who He is: Lord and Saviour—not as distant titles, but as practical, daily realities that define how we live and relate to Him (Matthew 26:26-30, Philippians 2:4-11). Drawing from Scripture, he reveals how Jesus is Lord of everything, our decisions, and our future, while simultaneously being our Saviour who rescues us from sin, from our enemies both spiritual and physical, and from ourselves through the power of the Holy Spirit (Romans 8:18-25, Isaiah 53:4-6). As you listen, hear Mike's invitation: don't settle for calling Jesus merely "Rabbi" or teacher—acknowledge Him as Lord first, surrender your life to His leadership, remain faithful to the end, and experience the freedom, forgiveness, and grace that come when you embrace Him as both your Lord and your Saviour.
An Unexpected Encounter with Jesus
September 26, 2026 • Simon Rowland • Luke 2
When Jesus was 12 years old his mother and father were travelling home from the festival in Jerusalem when they realised Jesus was not with them. They had left behind the son of God! Three days later they unexpectedly found Jesus at the temple in discussions with the teachers, who were all amazed! Jesus then told his parents that they should have known he would be ‘in my father’s house’. You can read about this in Luke 2 41-52. For a full day Joseph and Mary has no idea that the son of God was no longer with them. We too can sometimes ‘go on ahead without Jesus’ when we go our own way or make bad decisions. When this happens what can we do and how might we avoid making this mistake in the first place?
Marys at the Tomb (Part 1 - At the Feet of Jesus)
September 26, 2026 • Christopher Alton
Mary of Bethany’s relationship with Jesus takes her on a remarkable journey — from sitting at His feet to receive from Him, falling at His feet and surrendering her deepest pain, to worshipping at His feet and giving Him something costly. As Mary’s encounters with Jesus change the way she sees Him, they change the way she responds to Him. In this first of a two part message, we follow her journey and ask: What are our encounters with Jesus doing in us?
Purpose of Prayer
September 20, 2026 • Ruth Favell • Matthew 6
In this message, Ruth explores the purpose of prayer through Jesus' teaching of the Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13), revealing that prayer is not about getting things we want but about entering into agreement with God's purposes, stewarding our lives and our world in partnership with Him. Through the restoration of relationship made possible by Jesus' death and resurrection, Ruth shows that we can now call God our Father in childlike trust, approach His throne boldly, and pray with confidence knowing that He hears us and longs to grant us not just what we need but His kingdom, power, and glory. As you listen, consider: How much do I truly want God's kingdom to come on earth, and am I willing to pray His prayer with genuine agreement with His purposes, His forgiveness, and His will—beginning first in my own heart?
Light of the World
September 20, 2026 • Bolade Onilari • Matthew 5
In this message, Bolade explores what it means to be the light of the world (Matthew 5:14-16), revealing that just as Jesus is the light, believers who give their lives to Christ carry that light within them—and we are called not to hide it but to let it shine boldly before others for a purpose. Through his own powerful testimony of healing from trauma and depression following job loss, Bolade shows how light shines brightest through broken vessels, and how sharing our story is the way we defeat the enemy (Revelation 12:11), bringing others to glorify God and drawing them into His kingdom. As you listen, hear this challenge: What baggage or trauma are you carrying in silence that God wants to heal and use to bring light to this broken world—and will you allow Him to do that so you can shine?
A Whole New Way of Fishing
September 20, 2026 • William Dalziel • Luke 5
In this message, William explores Peter's extraordinary encounter with Jesus in his fishing boat (Luke 5:1-11), showing how Jesus walks into our ordinary workplace at our point of greatest disappointment and invites us to anchor ourselves not on our own exhausted strength and experience but on His word, trusting Him to do what only He can do. Through Peter's radical obedience to launch out into deeper waters—despite all logic telling him it was pointless—William reveals that when we encounter Jesus' holiness and power, we're forgiven and radically redirected from merely making a living to making a difference, from catching fish to catching people for God's kingdom. As you listen, ask yourself: What is my boat—my workplace, my classroom, my everyday sphere of influence—and will I invite Jesus to minister from it this week, saying like Peter, "Because you said so, I will do it"?
Marys at the Tomb (Part 1)
September 6, 2026 • Christopher Alton • Luke 10, John 12
Mary of Bethany’s relationship with Jesus takes her on a remarkable journey — from sitting at His feet to receive from Him, falling at His feet and surrendering her deepest pain, to worshipping at His feet and giving Him something costly. As Mary’s encounters with Jesus change the way she sees Him, they change the way she responds to Him. In this first of a two part message, we follow her journey and ask: What are our encounters with Jesus doing in us?
Above & Beyond
September 6, 2026 • Phil Chapman • Mark 6
In this message, Phil explores Jesus feeding the 5,000 (Mark 6:30-44) as a powerful demonstration of God's "above and beyond" character (Ephesians 3:20), showing how Jesus, moved with compassion for the lost like sheep without a shepherd (Psalm 23), transforms what seemed impossibly small—five loaves and two fish—into abundant provision that satisfied thousands with twelve basketfuls left over. Through this miracle, Phil reveals that God's provision is never merely enough to scrape by; it is generous, abundant, and reveals His care for both the lost and His followers, calling us to surrender what little we have, give thanks to God, and trust His power working in us. As you listen, ask yourself: What are the five loaves and two fish I have in my hands—my time, relationships, influence, resources—and am I willing to bring them to Jesus and trust that He will multiply them above and beyond all I can ask or imagine?
The Most Important
September 6, 2026 • Ovi Vlaicu • Mark 12
In this message, Ovi explores what truly matters in life through Jesus' answer to the teacher of the law (Mark 12:28-34)—that the most important commandment is to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength (the Shema), and the second is to love your neighbour as yourself, and that these two are inseparably connected. Through the powerful image of the widow's two coins and a comparison between a spectacular celebrity performance and the humble worship of the church band, Ovi reveals that Jesus doesn't measure worth by impressiveness or size; He looks at our hearts and is far more pleased with authentic, love-filled offerings of any size than with grand shows performed with mixed motives. As you listen, ask yourself: What do I have to give to Jesus today, and will I give it from my whole heart with genuine love for Him and for those around me?
I AM The True Vine
August 16, 2026 • Amelia Batstone • John 15
In this message, Amelia explores Jesus' declaration—"I am the true vine" (John 15:1-8)—revealing two essential truths: we must remain in Him through continual, daily dependence (not striving or earning, but staying connected), and we must trust the gardener's pruning, which may feel like punishment but is actually preparation to make us more fruitful and more like Christ. Drawing on her own testimony as a social worker facing immense pressure and challenge, Amelia shows how a season of pruning forced her to confront the inconsistency of her devotional life and taught her what it truly means to depend on God's strength—and she encourages us not to wait for crisis to start reading God's Word; train with your sword now. As you listen, wherever you are—in a season of growth, pruning, or storm—hear Jesus' invitation: remain in me, let my Word shape how you speak and live, and trust that the gardener is doing a beautiful work in your life.
I AM The Way, The Truth and The Life.
August 16, 2026 • Richard Knapp • John 14
In this message, Richard unpacks Jesus' profound declaration—"I am the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6)—spoken in His final hours with the disciples before His betrayal and crucifixion, revealing that Jesus is the Way that provides clear direction and guidance when we're lost, the Truth that counters the Deceiver's lies about God's character and promises, and the Life that offers both spiritual restoration now and eternal life with the Father for ever. Through the picture of a loving father guiding his children towards good choices, Richard shows that Jesus walks alongside us on our journey, nudging us through His Word and the Holy Spirit, teaching us about God's generosity, grace, and faithfulness even in a fallen world. As you listen, find encouragement: when you're lost, Jesus is the way; when you're uncertain, Jesus is the truth; and when you're unsatisfied, Jesus is the life—so seek Him in your quiet times, know His Word, and spend time with people who see Jesus and the world through His eyes.
