The Link Church Sermon Podcast

This week, we open the powerful pages of the Book of Hebrews, a letter written to a mature, established church almost 70 years after Jesus’ death. But its message still hits home today.    Hebrews challenges those of us who are mature and those of us who want to be. It speaks to the slow fade we often don’t see coming, the drift. When passion fades, excuses grow. When zeal dies, people wander. Sou...

In a world where opinion is loud and everywhere, God's church needs to be clear. As we unpack the start of Hebrews, we answer one question that underpins the whole gospel: why did God become man; and how does it change our understanding of scripture?

In a culture where love has been commercialized, distorted, and misrepresented, this message cuts through the noise. From Hollywood’s romance to the world’s obsession with self-gratification, we ask the real question: Do we actually know what love is? Drawing from 1 John 4:16, John 3:16, and John 14:15, we explore what it means when the Bible says "God is love", not as a feeling, but as...

Lot’s wife, in a moment of hesitation, lost her future because she clung to her past—a sobering reminder of the consequences of looking back when God is calling us forward. Zoar, though a place of refuge, was never meant to be the destination—it represents settling for less than what God has promised. Embracing our new life requires that we fully surrender the old, are you trying to blend your pas...

We’ve journeyed through the Book of Acts together, witnessing not just the early church’s transformation—but our own. As we land at Pentecost, 50 days after Easter, we pause to reflect not just on what happened after the Spirit was poured out, but what took place in the waiting. In this message, Ps Ands challenges us to consider: What do we do when the promise feels delayed? What if the waiting is...

In a world that looks increasingly like the first century, a world filled with human wisdom, gods of our making, and self-love, we need to be more like the church of Acts. We need to be BOLD. How do we become as BOLD as the church of Acts, willing to forsake EVERYTHING and run after Jesus?

In this powerful message, we dive into the early church’s explosive growth—and why modern churches often fall short. From Moses’ leadership in Exodus to the apostles’ strategy in Acts 6, we explore how God’s design for shared leadership, discipleship, and Spirit-led responsibility led to real multiplication… not just maintenance. If you're tired of church being a spectator sport and you're...

This week, Ps Ands takes us deep into the heart of obedience—what it really means to follow God's call, even when it’s uncomfortable, inconvenient, or outright scary. Drawing from Acts 9 and the powerful transformation of Saul to Paul, we’re challenged to stop resisting and start responding to God’s promptings. Are we delaying obedience like Ananias? Are we resisting like Saul? Or are we ready...

“Sacrifice,” Pastor Andrew calls us back to the radical heart of the early church: a Spirit-led, others-first way of living. If you’ve ever wondered what it really means to follow Jesus beyond Sunday, this message is for you. Get ready to be inspired, stirred, and maybe even a little uncomfortable—for all the right reasons.

All throughout scripture, we hear the stories of heroes and giants. From King David, to Queen Esther, to the Apostle Paul.... But in those same pages of scripture are ordinary people like us whose lives changed the course of history. Leah was unloved, unseen wife of great man; but her life shaped nations. Could it be that the same God that made Israel a nation is the same God that draws near to th...

In Devoted, we explore what it means to live set apart in a society that absorbs everything but stands for little. Drawing from the Book of Acts and grounded in Romans 12:2, this message invites you to embrace Kingdom culture: a life of radical devotion to Jesus through teaching, fellowship, sharing, and prayer. Join us as we unpack Scripture, challenge cultural norms, and ask the hard questions—W...

Life is loud, demanding, and nonstop. Between work, family, ministry, and the chaos of everyday life, it's easy to lose focus—especially on what matters most. Focus is the space where we pause, get real, and refocus on what truly fuels us: our relationship with Jesus. In this message, we unpack the tension between the busyness of life and the beauty of stillness with God. No fluff. Just honest...

Embark on a transformative journey to Jerusalem in our latestpodcast series. Together, we’ll walk in the footsteps of the disciples,exploring pivotal moments leading to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. Uncover sides of Jesus rarely seen—His righteous anger, His timing, and Hisultimate sacrifice. Dive deeper into the significance of Holy Week and theimmeasurable love of Christ. Witness th...

On His final journey into Jerusalem, Jesus was making every last moment with His disciples count. Just about everything we need to know to live an effective Christian life is found in the last few weeks of Jesus'. In the second week of our series, we're unpacking the resurrection of Lazarus; a mighty miracle from Jesus that has so much to teach us about salvation, the resurrection, and eve...

As Easter approaches, we invite you to take a journey with us — one that follows Jesus and His disciples to Jerusalem. Along the way, we’ll reflect on the lessons we can learn from the moments they experienced. In today’s episode, we explore a powerful moment when Jesus curses a fig tree, leaving His disciples puzzled. What did it all mean? Was He just "hangry," or was there a deeper mes...

We all need healing in our lives: physical healing, emotional healing... but what if the root of all our ails isn't physical or emotional, but spiritual? Could it be that the secret to real healing in Christ is recognising that we are sinners needing a Saviour and a dedication to building a meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Emotions are at the centre of our heart and life; but if we're not careful to handle them God's way, then they'll lead us astray. God has called us to heal emotionally His way so that we can go out and help the world. So how do we heal? Find out tonight.

In the modern world, science has given us a myriad of miracles, cures, and treatments. But Jesus is still our healer. Find out how we can find our way to the healing Jesus promises us.

Repent. It's a heavy word. And in today's world, it can sound so foreign to us. But God has called us to repent and believe in Him. Like it or not, each of us needs to face the repentance required to bring us into God's best. So let's not delay. Let's repent.

When God called the Israelites into the promised land, they faced 7 enemies; and when we start walking toward God's promises, we will face the same 7 enemies in subtle, but predictable ways. In this final week of the series, we're looking at the Jebusites - the original inhabitants of Jerusalem, who lived in a walled city high up in the hills. The city was a stronghold against the people o...

"If it feels good, do it" is the law of the jungle in our world today, but did God really call us to live a life of vain pleasure? Of fleeting fancies and feelings? Did He want us to live fast, die young and make a pretty corpse? Or have we let the world shape our perspective? And is it possible that it's affected even the most "holy" of peoples? Hedonism is a serious, insi...

7 weeks, 7 enemies: this week we're talking about the Perizzites - a parasitic lack of discipline that has infected our society, our world and even our Church. But is there a hope from the chaos and turbulence of our undisciplined lives?

"Money makes the world go 'round" but we as Christians were called to rule and reign with Christ. So how can we break free of the cycle of money having such a tight hold over us?

7 weeks; 7 enemies. This week we're talking about the Amorites - a prideful nation that turned their back on God. It sounds eerily like our world today; but scripture has the cure for the state we're in. God has given us a way out from the burden of pride. But are we willing to submit to God and things His way?

Introducing the Girgashites.. This enemy is strange, you would think they are not that scary, BUT... This is devastating if this culture infiltrate's your life!!