Episodes

In this first message of our “Wells in the Wilderness” series, we journey through Psalm 90, a prayer of Moses written after decades in the wilderness. Together we confront our frailty, the brevity of life, and the greatness of God—from everlasting to everlasting. Through the lens of this ancient psalm, we learn that God not only meets us in the dry places—He satisfies us there. He turns the wilderness into a well, filling us each morning with His steadfast love. ???? Key themes: Finding refre...

What do you do with the seed God places in your hands? In this message, Lauren Gray looks at Paul’s words in 2 Corinthians 9, where he reminds the Corinthians that God is the one who provides seed for the farmer and then bread to eat. Every seed we receive — whether it’s a resource, a gift, or an opportunity — carries the potential for multiplication in God’s kingdom. Through the acronym S.E.E.D. — Source, Examine, Expect, Delight — we explore what it means to recognise God as our Source, to g...

We all want to live a good life — but how do we actually do that? There’s a big difference between being smart and being wise. You can have knowledge — and still make foolish choices. In this message, Pastor Milaine explores the wisdom of Proverbs and the teachings of Jesus, revealing that the good life isn’t found in knowing more, but in living out what we already know. We’ll learn how to: ???? Build our lives on the solid foundation of God’s Word ???? Develop a deep reverence and awe for w...

In this sermon Justin looks at how Acts 2 gives us a glimpse of the early church — united, generous, prayerful, and full of life. But it’s just a snapshot, not a perfect model. In this message, we look at community before, during, and after Acts 2 to see how God shapes us through imperfect people. True community isn’t flawless — it’s formative. Growth happens in the tension, and we need one another to become more like Jesus. You’ll also hear of ways we can unintentionally sabotage community and...

n this sermon we examine how our dependence on ideology, natural tendency to make ourselves king—our self-reliance, and our fear of difference—has led us to alienation and hostility in mind. But there is good news: Jesus Christ is still King. He reigns above all rulers, authorities, and systems. And when we submit to Him—not as an external form of behaviour, but as an internal transformation—He restores unity, peace, and hope. ✝️ Key Themes: • Christ’s supreme authority and reign • The dan...

What does it really mean to walk humbly with God? In this message, Mike Marais explore how God doesn’t just want to provide for you or protect you — He wants to walk with you. Through a simple story of a neighbour and a water meter, we discover how often we miss the presence of a God who is already near, ready, and willing to help. ???? Key Verse: Micah 6:8 “He has shown you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with y...

Have you ever lived under the same roof with someone, yet felt miles apart? Sometimes the walls around us are not made of brick and mortar—they’re walls of pride, fear, culture, politics, and comfort. In this message, Sharon Stephen unpacks Ephesians 2:13–14 and Matthew 25, reminding us that Christ has torn down the dividing wall of hostility and calls us to do the same. Jesus didn’t stay distant—He stepped into our world, ate with sinners, touched the broken, and washed the feet of His discipl...

Guest speaker Brent Martini brings a powerful and practical word on what it truly means to be an apprentice of Jesus. Using the story of sushi master Jiro Ono and the call of the first disciples, Brent unpacks the difference between casual Christianity and committed apprenticeship. This message reminds us that following Jesus means being with Him, becoming like Him, and doing what He did—not by performance, but by grace. ???? Key Scriptures: Matthew 4:18–20 | John 1:35–38 | Matthew 11:28–30 #...

In this sermon, Milaine Dennison dives into John 15 where Jesus declares, “I am the True Vine.” On the night before the cross, Jesus shares His final teaching with His disciples—an invitation to abide in Him, to remain connected, and to bear lasting fruit. What does it mean to dwell in Christ daily? How does God’s pruning shape us, and why is it always purposeful, not punishment? Together we’ll explore how intimacy with Jesus leads to true joy, answered prayer, and lives that glorify the Father...

In this message, Keith du Plessis explores one of life’s most important questions “Who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:15). We look at the famous quote, “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how” and discover how true purpose can only be found in Jesus Christ. Many voices in our world today offer answers about meaning, identity, and purpose. But true clarity comes only when we fix our eyes on Jesus Christ — the Son of the Living God — and make Him the centre of our “why.” Disco...

In the final message of our Fruitful Life series, Pastor Paul Dennison unpacks the highest rung on Peter’s ladder of spiritual growth — love. Peter calls us to grow in our faith by adding virtue upon virtue: faith, moral excellence, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and finally, agape love — the kind of love that transforms lives and changes the world. Discover how to: ✅ Practically grow in brotherly kindness and authentic community. ✅ Live out agape love ...

In Part 4 of The Fruitful Life series, Pastor Paul Dennison unpacks 2 Peter 1:5–7, focusing on how to keep going and keep growing through seasons of trial and testing. We explore what it means to develop patient endurance and godliness — staying in the race when you feel like quitting, and living in a way that honours God. Through Scripture, practical steps, and real-life illustrations like the Navy SEAL “bell” story, this message will inspire you to persevere when life gets hard. Key Topics i...

Video Description: Self-control isn’t just about willpower — it’s about Spirit-power. In Part 3 of our series The Fruitful Life, we explore how to move from a “have-to” approach to faith into a “want-to” desire for God. Drawing from 2 Peter 1:5–8 and Galatians 5, we’ll see how biblical self-control is not suppressing our desires by force, but being captivated by a greater desire — the love of Christ. We’ll look at the science behind self-control, the difference between Stoic discipline and Spi...

In Part 2 of The Fruitful Life series, Pastor Paul unpacks the second step in Peter’s “ladder of spiritual maturity” from 2 Peter 1:5—adding moral excellence and knowledge to our faith. Discover what the Bible means by moral excellence (Greek: aretē)—the courageous pursuit of what is good and right in every area of life—and how biblical knowledge transforms us from the inside out, shaping our decisions, relationships, and worldview. Through practical examples, powerful illustrations, and spiri...

In Part 1, The First Rung, we explore how everything in the Christian life begins with faith. Not just belief in God, but personal, wholehearted trust in Jesus Christ. Faith is the foundation from which a fruitful life begins. Join us as we dig into what it means to know God experientially, trust His great and precious promises, and take the first step toward spiritual growth.

In this powerful message titled Uncommon Valour, we explore the story of Jonathan and his armor bearer from 1 Samuel 14 and the incredible courage they displayed in the face of overwhelming odds. Pastor Justin challenges us to embrace faith-driven courage — the kind that steps out even when victory isn't guaranteed. Learn why every believer needs "armor bearers" in their lives, how to stand strong when the world wants you to blend in, and why uncommon valor is essential for advancing God’s kingd...

Standalone sermon from Anne Gray

Acts - The Church On Mission

Holiday Club Sunday | Apostle Paul’s Story of the Storm | Acts 27-28 (First-Person Drama) Join us for a powerful and creative retelling of Acts 27–28, brought to life through a dramatic first-person narrative by our Pieter Trichardt portraying the Apostle Paul. This message takes a fresh and engaging turn as Paul himself shares the gripping story of his shipwreck, storm, survival, and the divine detour to Malta. “When all hope was lost... God’s purpose still prevailed.” In this unique message...

What do you do when the people around you say “Don’t go”—but the Spirit inside you says “Go”? In Acts 21, Paul faces conflicting voices about his journey to Jerusalem. Some believers, prophesying by the Spirit, tell him not to go. But Paul is convinced he’s compelled by the Spirit to move forward—even into hardship. Was someone wrong? Did Paul ignore wise counsel? In this message, we explore: Why prophecy and emotion can blur together How to test what you’re hearing Five key ways to discern God’...

Special Guest Speaker Marilyn Read

Father's Day Sermon

In this powerful Pentecost message, Lauren Gray leads us through an "upside-down" story of restoration, identity, and mission. Drawing from Acts 1–2 and personal insights from her theological studies, Lauren revisits Jesus’ post-resurrection encounters with Mary Magdalene and Peter, showing how Jesus lovingly restored their identity and calling. With prophetic clarity, she contrasts the Roman myth of Caesar’s divinity with the true ascension of Christ—the King of a new kingdom. This message cha...

Acts - Church On Mission