Gas Street Church Weekly Message

Mike Darbandi shares on the importance of vulnerability and openness within relationships and how they can bring intimacy and growth.

Tebo Mpanza shares a message on how we can have difficult conversations with one another in a loving way and how that can bring growth to us and those around us.

Meg Lambert shares a message on the power of forgiveness.

Before we can truly love others, we must first receive the love of our Heavenly Father. Our hearts were designed to be fulfilled by Him alone. Without a deep, personal revelation of God’s love, our identity remains incomplete. But when we encounter the Father’s love, we step into our true identity as secure sons and daughters, bringing life, not pain, to the world around us.

Tim shares a message on pentecost, where the Holy Spirit first descended on the disciples of Jesus.

Jesus is clear in Matthew 6 that there’s an expectation that his followers will practice Fasting; and yet so many of us don’t do it regularly. Rachel explores how the physical action of fasting brings about a spiritual reaction.

As followers of Jesus we are in a spiritual battle. We need to be ready and alert to stand strong in the challenges of life. Paul, in his letter to the church in Ephesus gives us so much in how to prepare and clothe ourselves for the battles ahead. Tim looks at the ‘armour of God’ and helps us see how we are to use it to enable us to stand firm. 

The gift of tongues is a spiritual gift, given by God, to release us in prayer and worship. When we pray in tongues we are edified and built up. Through this gift we connect with God in prayer and amazingly are drawn into the mysteries of God. In this message, Tim biblically unpacks why we should eagerly desire this spiritual gift and what happens when we pray and sing in tongues.

Throughout our lives, both intentionally and unintentionally, we build up narratives about ourselves. Narratives built very often to answer the big questions: who am I? Am I worthy of being loved? When we come into a relationship with Jesus Christ, we discover a beautiful new narrative written over us that we are God’s children, fully known and loved - but it is often hard to live out of that narr...

How do we cultivate resilient worship, praise in the valley? Nick Drake opens up Rev 1 to look at how we can draw from the facts of our faith and our relationship with Christ for our reasons to praise. Praise that doesn’t rely on emotion but intention.

Rachel explores the story of Abigail in 1 Samuel 25 and what we can learn from her remarkable sacrificial courage.

Tim Hughes shares an Easter message on the power of Jesus's resurrection and what the resurrection means for us.

When we think of judgement, we might automatically think of it negatively. But we see from our passage in Mark 14, that God’s judgement in Jesus is really good news and that we are lost without it. The rule and judgement of the Son of Man is the hope for our future, the grace for our past and the peace for our present. As we enter Holy Week and remember the events of the cross and the resurrection...

Tebo shares on how pride can take us away from all God has called us to be, and that living in humility is a way to draw closer to God.

What do you do when God doesn’t do what you expected Him to and you’re left feeling disappointed? Looking at the example of Jesus suffering in Mark 8, we see that when God isn’t meeting our expectations, He is exceeding them, and invites us to trust Him through the process.

When it comes to our treasure and resources Jesus teaches us that our outlook can either be one of abundance or scarcity. How can we become more like Christ, generous in every way; living with an abundance mindset?

As Tim continues to look at the vision of Gas Street Church he explores what ‘Faith for a city’ might look like. What could God do in our time, in our city? How might we best partner with him in seeing an awakening? How does worship and prayer unlock God’s kingdom in our midst?

If we want to step further into our God-given purpose, it is crucial that we identify the “lids” & the “limitations” in our lives, and the difference between them. Because God wants to break through the “lids” but work through the “limitations”.

The power of unexpected grace as Jesus calls Levi and how it leads to restored relationship with God and extraordinary influence. Nick explores Mark 2.13-17 and the extraordinary way Jesus moves the boundary of grace.

What does faith look like for us as individuals and as community? Faith is a mystery that seems to hold the key to so much of what Jesus says and does and in Mark 2:1-12 we discover the impact of the faith of a small community of faithful and faith-filled friends. It’s an incredible story of healing and drama with a real-life encounter between a paralysed man and Jesus and there are universal prin...

Ronia Jamera continues our series in Mark, sharing on what it looks like to love our surround area and the people within it.

Rach Hughes continues our series in Mark, sharing on Jesus as a teacher.

In this message from Michael Miller of UPPERROOM Dallas, he unpacks how little hinges open big doors, and how thanksgiving either opens or shuts our hearts to the Lord. Thanksgiving has the power to heal, deliver from anxiety and fear, and open our hearts to receive from God.

Lorisa Miller from UPPERROOM, Dallas shares on how the Holy Spirit teaches us and transforms our lives through the Word.

Kookie Mudere shares a message from Mark 1, where Jesus calls the disciples to follow him and be fishers of men.