Revive Pukekohe

In the first message of Be Rich, we’ll uncover the good news that God has already blessed us with more than we need, making us richer than we realise. But with that blessing comes the challenge of how we view our wealth. Do we see it as a gift to be used for His glory, or do we take it for granted? This week, we’ll discover what it means to truly be rich in God’s eyes.

Shame is something we all wrestle with, whether it’s from what we’ve done or what’s been done to us. This week, we’ll explore how shame shapes the way we see ourselves, keeps us hiding, and holds us back from living in freedom. By looking to the cross, we’ll discover how Christ breaks shame off our lives and reminds us who we truly are.

Why do we often settle for substitutes for God, giving our hearts to things that can never satisfy? This week, we’ll explore the idols in our lives and how to dethrone them. We’ll learn how to fill our souls with God’s presence, allowing Him to reign supreme in our hearts.

At times, our souls are overwhelmed by pain, grief, or the weight of what we’re walking through. This week, we’ll explore the reality of suffering and how Jesus meets us in the midst of it. By looking to His example, we’ll learn how to bring our pain to God with honesty and surrender, and discover the hope that suffering is not the end of the story.

At times, our souls are overwhelmed by pain, grief, or the weight of what we’re walking through. This week, we’ll explore the reality of suffering and how Jesus meets us in the midst of it. By looking to His example, we’ll learn how to bring our pain to God with honesty and surrender, and discover the hope that suffering is not the end of the story.

Our souls can become tortured by past mistakes, lies we believe, and unresolved guilt. This week, we’ll explore how to confront the things that torment our souls—through confession, the truth of God’s Word, and the freedom we have in Christ. The truth will set us free.

Do you feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders? This week, we’ll explore why our souls feel heavy—whether it’s past hurts, current troubles, or future anxieties—and how to counteract this heaviness by remembering God’s faithfulness, crying out to Him in the present, and trusting in His power for the future.

In a world full of noise and distraction, it’s easy for our souls to feel restless. This week, we’ll uncover the effects of a restless soul, explore why we struggle to find peace, and learn how to find true rest in God. By being still, waiting on God, and reflecting on His presence, we can experience the rest that only He can give.

The cross wasn’t just about forgiving our sins—it was about transforming who we are. Jesus became sin so we could become righteous, not through our works but through His grace. This week, we’ll learn that true freedom comes when we stop carrying our old selves and step fully into our identity in Christ. It’s not about self-improvement—it’s about surrender.

The cross is the foundation for our healing. Jesus didn’t just take away our sin—He took our sickness too. Many believe that God can heal, but struggle to believe He wants to. This week, we’ll uncover the biblical truth that healing is part of God’s promise to us, secured through Jesus’ sacrifice. By faith, we can step into the wholeness He purchased on the cross.

Did Jesus really die just to save us from sin, or did He accomplish more on the cross? This week, we’ll uncover the truth that Jesus became poor so we could live in abundance—not just financially, but in every area of life. God’s will is that we live in the overflow of His blessings, able to be a blessing to others. Let’s break free from a mindset of lack and step into the abundance Jesus secured...

Revive isn’t just a name—it’s our identity. In Week 4 of our series In This House, Pastor Craig unpacks what it means to be a people shaped by revival. Our church was birthed in renewal, and that same spirit continues to move through us today. Revival isn’t an event or a program; it’s the heartbeat of who we are. We live with an expectation of God’s transformative power, carrying His life-giving p...

Faith isn’t just something we hear—it’s something we live. In Week 3 of our series In This House, Maddison challenges us to be the hands and feet of Jesus in our everyday lives. We are called to be “Jesus with skin on,” reflecting His love, compassion, and truth to the world around us. Whether in our workplaces, homes, or communities, we have the opportunity to make His presence known in real and...

Church isn’t just a place we go—it’s a family we belong to. In Week 2 of our series In This House, Pastor Craig unpacks what it means to be part of God’s family. We were created for connection, yet so often we drift toward isolation. But in the body of Christ, every believer has a unique and essential role. Rooted in love, mutual support, and a shared mission, we are empowered by the Holy Spirit t...

Are we just fans of Jesus, or are we true followers? In Week 1 of our series In This House, Pastor Trinity challenges us to move beyond admiration and embrace the radical commitment of discipleship. Following Jesus isn’t just about saying, “I believe”—it’s about surrender, obedience, and transformation. It means taking up our cross, walking in humility, and living out His kingdom values daily. Joi...

In this two-week series, we explore how prayer can become a relational rhythm woven into our daily lives. Prayer isn’t just a ritual or list of requests—it’s an ongoing conversation with God. Join us as we discover how to make prayer a consistent and meaningful part of your life, deepen your relationship with God, and cultivate a prayer life that empowers you to live with purpose and strength.

In this two-week series, we explore how prayer can become a relational rhythm woven into our daily lives. Prayer isn’t just a ritual or list of requests—it’s an ongoing conversation with God. Join us as we discover how to make prayer a consistent and meaningful part of your life, deepen your relationship with God, and cultivate a prayer life that empowers you to live with purpose and strength.

“It’s not fair!” We’ve all said it—but is fairness really the goal? In the final part of Taking the Reins, Pastor Craig unpacks the Parable of the Talents and encourages us to shift our perspective. Instead of focusing on what we don’t have, what if we took responsibility for what God has given us? He’s entrusted us with gifts and opportunities—now it’s up to us to use them how He would use them....

Taking the Reins Pt 3 Sometimes, it’s not just about praying—it’s about stepping up. 🙌 In this message, Pastor Rima Cooper unpacks Joshua 7 and encourages us to move beyond good intentions and into faithful action. Our choices impact more than just ourselves, and God calls us to live with responsibility and courage. ✨ How can we take the reins in our own lives?

We all live by principles—either using them for success or ignoring them to our own distress. In this message, Pastor Trinity unpacks the biblical truth that we reap what we sow (Galatians 6:7-10). So how do we take responsibility for our choices and change our harvest? Discover three powerful ways to sow your way out of your situation!

Are you taking up the reins of your life? Are you embracing responsibility for the areas God has entrusted to you? This week, Anna Cooper challenges us to stop deflecting blame and step into the maturity God desires. See how taking responsibility leads to spiritual growth and blessings.

How Do We Stay Planted and Thrive During the Process? God calls us to live a life that is root-focused, not fruit-focused. While it’s easy to become frustrated during the slow process of building a deep root system, it’s during this time that God strengthens our faith, character, wisdom, and endurance. In this message, Craig shares how we can grow through the discomfort of the process and remain p...

What does it mean to leave a lasting impact? This week, Pastor Craig Jourdain takes us through the importance of growing a strong root system, focusing on how God has chosen and appointed us to bear fruit that lasts. Discover how reflecting Jesus through our lives starts with deep, healthy roots.

This week, Ps. Craig concluded our series, The Gifts, by exploring the meaning behind gold. This gift represents Christ as the King—the King of kings and Lord of lords. Join us as we reflect on the story of Jesus' birth and explore three ways we can respond to Him.

This week, Ps. Craig continues our series, The Gifts, diving into the meaning behind myrrh. This powerful gift represents Jesus as the suffering servant—the Lamb of God, born to die for our sins. Join us as we reflect on the depth of His sacrifice and what it means for us today.