CityLife Church Australia

In this powerful and deeply challenging message, Pastor Oscar Muriu teaches from 2 Corinthians 5:14 - 20 and asks a life-defining question: Are the things you’re living for worth Christ dying for?  Whatever your season of life, this message will challenge you to live brave and answer God’s call regardless of the cost.

At the Inspire Thursday night session, Oscar Muriu shares a heartfelt message about what it truly means to live a life overflowing with God’s love. Using lessons from Mark 12 and Matthew 22, he reminds us that before we serve, lead, or do anything for God, we’re called to love Him with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Godwin Shim highlights practical steps to avoid burnout and lead with renewed strength.

Why are we running from God's calling? God has called us to give our lives to Him, and we must respond to this calling. Oscar Muriu shares a convicting message on God's calling on all of us to be missionaries for His Kingdom in every aspect of our lives.

Why am I here? And what is my purpose? In this thoughtful message, Sam Grimshaw explores these age-old questions and reflects on God’s teaching in Ephesians Chapter 2 

Our words have the power to shape our mindset, well-being, and future. In this message, Andrew Newbold encourages all believers to be intentional with our words so they reflect the reality of how God sees us and His promises for us. " For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future".

Citylife welcomes back Dan Lian for a powerful message on Matthew 6: 25 – 33. We worry when we can’t control the details of our lives but Jesus teaches that our Heavenly Father is already in the details and faithfully provides for even the birds of the air and the flowers in the field. Replace worry with a worshipful heart and walk in the freedom Jesus promises.

Citylife welcomes back Dan Lian for a powerful message on Matthew 6: 25 – 33. We worry when we can’t control the details of our lives but Jesus teaches that our Heavenly Father is already in the details and faithfully provides for even the birds of the air and the flowers in the field. Replace worry with a worshipful heart and walk in the freedom Jesus promises.

Starting with the story of Deborah, Andrew Chisholm looks at the important role of women in the Bible and in church leadership. 

Mark Syn, Pioneers’ International Director, uses the story of Gideon to show how God uses ordinary people and flawed heroes to achieve His purposes and glorify Himself.

Godwin Shim highlights practical steps to avoid burnout and lead with renewed strength.

Why does belonging to a covenantal community matter? In this rich message, Amanda Saenz celebrates Casey’s new partners by developing the theme of the covenantal people. Move beyond attendance to real belonging and experience the blessings of flourishing within the community where God has placed you. 

Starting with the story of Deborah, Andrew Chisholm looks at the important role of women in the Bible and in church leadership. 

As we continue with our Faith in Action series through the Book of Judges, Andrew Chisholm takes us deep into the meaning of biblical faith using Hebrews 11:1 as a foundation. Whether you feel like your faith is weak, tested, or even lost after disappointment, this message reminds us that faith can grow, not just as a gift, but as a fruit of the Spirit that’s cultivated through practice, prayer, a...

Jephthah’s life in the book of Judges powerfully illustrates God's calling on a man who was rejected by his family and his nation yet goes on to redeem Israel. In this “Faith in Action” message, Paul Zarb reminds us that God's calling is on the broken and discarded and invites us to seek and accept God’s call on our lives.

Ann-Marie Thomas continues the “Faith in Action” series by exploring Ehud’s mission In Judges chapter three. Like Ehud, let us be ready to act with decisive and uncompromising obedience as we follow Jesus, our ultimate deliverer.

Liz Thong unpacks Samson’s rise, fall, and redemption, showing how unchecked compromise can derail your calling, but repentance and surrender can lead to your greatest victory.

Ehud, the second judge of Israel, shows us that our initial failures do not stop God using us in the future. Sometimes, the place where our faith and resolve is strengthened is just as important as what comes afterward. Christian Bullen reflects on more truths from the book of Judges in this “Faith in Action” message. 

As we continue with our Faith in Action series through the Book of Judges, Andrew Chisholm takes us deep into the meaning of biblical faith using Hebrews 11:1 as a foundation. Whether you feel like your faith is weak, tested, or even lost after disappointment, this message reminds us that faith can grow, not just as a gift, but as a fruit of the Spirit that’s cultivated through practice, prayer, a...

Dee reflects on the prophetic ministry of Deborah, the fourth Judge of Israel. Like Debroah, let us learn to praise God in times of turmoil and to wait upon God’s guidance in times of uncertainty.

In this message from the life of Gideon in the book of Judges, Andrew Chisholm explores how we can turn weakness into strength in God.

Mark Syn, Pioneers’ International Director, uses the narration of Gideon to encourage us to use hard times to draw closer to God and to find our identity in Christ. As the “Spirit of the Lord clothed Gideon” (Judges 6:34), let us also be empowered by the Holy Spirit to do the work we have been chosen to do.

As we continue with our series “Faith in Action” on the Book of Judges, Liz Thong takes us through the rise and fall of Samson a man called by God, set apart for greatness, yet undone by compromise and pride.

In this message from the life of Gideon, Andrew Chisholm demonstrates how God uses the weak to bring forth His power. Step into God’s promises as we too respond to God’s call to “go in the strength that we have."

Chris Yong begins our new series looking at Judges with a call to realign our worship and remember God’s faithfulness. Step out in faith like Othniel—flawed but Spirit-empowered - and bring overflowing blessings to all those we encounter.