Sunday Sermons

Jesus knew who would betray him, deny him and walk away, and he knelt and washed their feet anyway. Lucien walks through John 13 to show what Jesus’ love looks like, a love that serves, includes and holds a place at the table even for those we’d be tempted to push out.

When a man with leprosy knelt and asked, “If you are willing...”, Jesus stopped and moved closer. In this message Melanie unpacks Mark 1 and shows what Jesus’ fierce and tender compassion reveals and what it looks like to move toward the people around us.

"We should not forget about the treasure" has been a continuous theme for the past few weeks.

Feeling fragile, worn down or burdened? In this message, Christof continues the jars of clay theme from 2 Corinthians, exploring how to live as ordinary, breakable people carrying God's extraordinary kingdom!

Lucien unpacks what it means to represent Jesus, our King, in every space of life — not through performance, but through love. A message about showing up, staying engaged, and becoming a church where love, not rivalry or gatekeeping, is what people see first.

In the last message of The King Says, Trianne unpacks what discipleship actually looks like — not a program, not perfection, just one person walking closely with another toward Jesus. A message about brave spaces, prodigals, and starting today with the one name God puts on your heart.

In this message, Brendon looks at what it means to obey a King who has already proven His love for us, and not the other way around. A message about foundations, attention, and choosing to obey today rather than waiting for another sermon.

In Week 4 of The King Says, Derik looks at how Jesus sent out His ordinary disciples — not because they were perfect, but because He was with them. A message about trading excuses for one intentional step of faith, and discovering that your everyday life — home, work, neighbours — is already your mission field.

What does it actually mean to become like Jesus? In Week 3 of The King Says, Lucien unpacks Jesus' picture of the vine and the branches. A message about humility, obedience, and discovering that what the King wants most isn't your performance, but simply you.

In Week 2 of The King Says, Josh unpacks what it means to follow the King — looking at Jesus' example of doing only His Father's will, and asking what it would look like for us to do the same.

In the first message of our new series, The King says, Christof unpacks what it means to live under the reign of a King whose authority is given, not grabbed; who invites rather than commands; and who leads by laying down His life.

To close out our preaching course series, Melissa and Sithuli bring two messages that point to the same truth: you cannot do this in your own strength. One on the beauty of being pruned, one on the freedom that comes from practicing forgiveness.

Two women. Two powerful messages. Chantal asks the question her father's stroke forced her to face: how will you use your words? And Yvonne invites us into the desert place — the season we all want to run from — and shows us why God meets us there.

Two women. Two stories. One message — come to the feet of Jesus. Yvette unpacks the story of Mary and Martha to show us how to find truth in the middle of spiritual attack, and Caylee shares five practical ways she has learned to truly listen to Jesus in her everyday life.

On Nations Sunday, Christof opens up Psalm 2 and Isaiah 2 to ask what God's plan is for the nations — and for our own. From the rebellion of rulers against God's rule to the picture of nations flowing to His mountain in the latter days, he challenges us to see migration, politics, and Africa's abundance through the lens of God's kingdom.

In this Father's Day message, Mariechen unpacks the example of Jesus in His quiet, even unseen and patient faithfulness to God over 30 years, before His public ministry. Encouraging men to trade the successful warrior image for quiet faithfulness and devotion, being apprentices of Jesus.

The final message in the My Father Says series reminds us that our identity in the Father's love is not the finish line — it's the starting point. Having been accepted, loved, secured, and graced by God, we are now sent into the world carrying His favour, presence, and purpose.

In this message, Lucien unpacks the staggering truth that God's favour is a gift — poured out, given freely, and lasting a lifetime. Our good works do not earn us favour; they flow naturally from it, as fruit grows from a healthy tree.

Did you know that God's love and God's pleasure are not the same thing? In this message, Christof unpacks why the Father said "I am well pleased" over Jesus before his public ministry had even begun, and what it looks like for us to live a life that truly pleases God.

What if the most dangerous place you can be is the place where you are trying to keep yourself safe? In this powerful message, Yvette challenges us to move from cautious, fear-driven living into the deep, settled security of the Father's love. Not because there's no danger, but because you know who is holding you.

What if God loves you most in the moments you feel most exposed? In this Mother's Day message, Tori takes us back to the Garden of Eden to show how God has always been the one who comes looking, calling, and covering in our weakest moments.

What is really driving your relationship with God — love, or duty? In this week's message from the "My Father Says" series, Josh explored what it truly means to be rooted and grounded in the Father's personal, pursuing, never-ending and transforming love.

In this week's message from the "My Father Says" series, Lucien unpacks what it truly means to be a co-heir with Christ.

In this message, Mariechen unpacks the reality that many believers still live with an “orphan mindset” — striving, performing, and searching for belonging that The Father already gives! There is an invitation to move from fear, pressure and performance — to living from The Father's voice.

In the first message of the “My Father says…” series, Mariechen reminds us that our identity starts with belonging. Through Jesus’ baptism and Galatians 4, she unpacks the truth that we are not just forgiven—we are adopted as God’s children and we have full access to The Father. This message invites us to stop striving for approval and start living from secure love.