Open Arms Church

What does true discipleship look like? In this episode, Ps. Sean Booth unveils the heart of discipleship through the story of Jesus washing the disciples' feet. It is a picture of humility, service, and identity that still challenges us today. Discover why Jesus was secure enough to take the lowest place, and what it means for us to follow His example at home, at work, and in the way we treat one...

In this episode, Pastor Patrick Bayo shares about the life of Joseph and how even in the midst of chaos, he was positioned for purpose. While Joseph was in the pit, the prison and the palace, he was Positioned For Purpose. God will use what has been used against us and to harm us for His good and glory. The question Pastor Patrick asks is not whether God has positioned us for purpose. It is how do...

In this sermon, we continue our Called to Something Larger Than Yourself series by looking at Noah's life and what it means to live a life that bears fruit.  What if your obedience today may be connected to something far bigger, larger than you can currently see?  Tune in to hear what our Lead pastor shares in this truth-filled, impactful message. 

What if your life was meant for more than just you? Looking at the story of Samuel, Pastor Sean explores what it means to recognise and respond to the call of God. You are called as someone, called for something, and called to someone. Discover how making space for God, staying sensitive to His voice, and saying yes can lead you into the purpose and mission He has prepared for your life.

In this episode of the Open Arms Podcast, Pastor Patrick shares a message titled “Don’t Leave Without Him.” Looking at Acts 1, he explores why Jesus told the disciples to wait for the Holy Spirit before stepping into their mission. This message is a reminder that God has not called us to live for Christ, become like Christ, or fulfil His purpose in our own strength. We were created to live depende...

In today’s message, Ps. John Startin speaks on the conflict between the flesh and the Spirit, and what it means to become more like Jesus. Discover how shifting our focus, staying connected to Christ, and practicing spiritual disciplines can position us to receive the transformation only God can produce.

In this message, Ps. Alan Fay speaks on the God we rejected and the Saviour we needed. From humanity’s rejection of God in Eden to the promise of redemption fulfilled in Jesus, discover how God continually pursues His people and calls us from the worship of self to the worship of God.

In today’s message, Ps. John Startin speaks on the Lord’s Prayer and what it means to know the God we are praying to. Discover how our Father is both close in our crises and sovereign in heaven, reminding us that our big God meets us even in the smallest places. 

Are you tired, weary, or carrying things God never intended you to carry? In today’s message we look at the life of David and what it means to lay our baggage at the feet of the One who can truly carry it. Hurt, disappointment, fear, shame, Jesus never intended for us to keep carrying what He dealt with at the cross. Hear how Jesus desires us to live a life of freedom

In today’s message, Ps. Sean Booth speaks on the battle that takes place in our minds and how God’s truth gives us victory over fear, anxiety, lies, and doubt. See what it looks like to renew your mind, take every thought captive, and walk in the freedom found in Christ.  

In today’s message, we explore Psalm 23 and discover what it means to let Jesus be our Good Shepherd. As we navigate a world shaped by stress, worry, success, social media, and pain, we'll see how the Shepherd’s voice leads us to true rest, identity, and peace.

In today’s message, we explore what it truly means to find our identity in Christ. Discover the hope, purpose, and assurance we have through Him, and be encouraged to live confidently in the truth of who God says you are.

What do you do when God seems silent? Looking at the faith of the Syrophoenician woman in Mark 7, we discover that real faith keeps trusting, praying, and staying close to Jesus even in seasons of waiting. God's delays are not His absence, and sometimes the greatest miracle is the grace to keep going.

What does it mean to join God's mission? In this episode, we explore Paul's life-changing encounter with Jesus and the Great Commission, discovering how God calls ordinary people to share the hope of the gospel with the world.  

In this message, Pastor Patrick Bayo explores the danger of spiritual perversion and the importance of remaining faithful to God’s truth. Drawing from Acts chapter 13 and Genesis 3, he examines how deception distorts God’s Word and leads people away from His purpose. Through the examples of Elymas the sorcerer and the fall of Adam and Eve, this sermon challenges believers to discern truth from lie...

In this message from Acts 9, we follow Saul’s journey on the road to Damascus and discover how an encounter with Jesus can completely change a life. From persecution to purpose, Saul’s story reminds us that God can redirect anyone through His grace, power, and calling. A powerful message on surrender, transformation, and the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit.

In this message from the “Revival to Revolution” series, Pastor Brian explores Acts 8:26–40 and the story of Philip and the Ethiopian official. As culture searches again for meaning, spirituality, and hope, this message reminds us that the Gospel still meets people with open arms. Discover how God calls us to “go to one,” why the door to faith is already open for many people, and how the good news...

Pastor John shares a powerful message from Acts 6–7 on “The God Who Is There.” Through Stephen’s defence before the Sanhedrin, we are reminded that God is not confined to a building or tradition, He is present with His people everywhere. Discover how the Holy Spirit helps us become aware of God’s presence in every moment and why faith is always about Jesus, not just the packaging.

In this message, Ps. Alan unpacks the true meaning of the gospel, the good news of Jesus Christ. From creation to the fall, from sin to salvation, this sermon explains why the world is broken and how God has made a way to restore us through His Son. Discover how sin separates us from God, why the cross was necessary, and how Jesus’ death and resurrection bring forgiveness, freedom, and new life. T...

In this message from Luke 24, we follow the journey of two disciples who had lost all hope, until they encountered the risen Jesus. What once felt like confusion, disappointment, and despair is transformed as Christ restores what was broken. This sermon explores how hope can lose its goal, pathway, meaning, and support, but how Jesus meets us in those moments to rebuild and renew. He doesn’t just...

In this message from Acts 6, we see how the early church stayed focused on what mattered most in the midst of growth, pressure, and distraction. As challenges arose, they remained committed to prayer and the Word. This sermon reminds us that true impact comes from a life marked by God’s grace, power, and wisdom, living out a faith that is both Spirit-filled and active. A simple but powerful call t...

In this message, Ps. Brian Somerville challenges us to confront the gap between how our faith appears and how it truly is. Drawing from Joshua 7 and Acts 5, we see how hidden sin can affect not just our lives, but the whole community. This sermon calls us to live with honesty before God, naming our truth, confessing what’s hidden, and rooting our identity in Christ. A powerful reminder that real f...

In this message, Ps. Sean Booth unpacks Ephesians 5:21–33 and the beautiful picture of Christ’s relationship with His church. Using the example of marriage, we see how Jesus lovingly leads, saves, and sacrifices Himself for His people. This sermon highlights Christ as the head of the church, the one who gave Himself to redeem and restore His people, and the one who continues to care for and streng...

In this message from Acts 4, we see how the early church faced opposition yet continued to grow with boldness and power. When Peter and John are challenged for preaching in the name of Jesus, they refuse to stay silent, declaring that salvation is found in no one else. This sermon highlights how courage comes from being with Jesus, how pressure drives the church to prayer, and how unity releases G...

From Acts 3, this message shows how a Spirit-empowered church moves from revival to action. A man lame from birth is healed in the name of Jesus, shifting the atmosphere from paralysis to praise. The miracle becomes a message, calling people to repent and experience times of refreshing from the Lord. A powerful reminder that what we carry in Christ is greater than silver or gold. It’s time to rise...