The joy of knowing Jesus is greater than the cost of following Jesus. What cost are you willing to pay to know Jesus better? None of us can buy or earn our way to salvation, but for all of us, knowing Jesus comes at a cost. It’s true in the natural as we grow with our our family, our spouse or our friends; and it’s true in the supernatural with Jesus.

What can we learn about the way that Jesus lived his life? We often see Jesus seemingly interrupted by those around him, and he chose to spend time with them. In this message, Elena Ciobo helps us understand the opportunities that we can behave when we choose to live a life interrupted.

This message is a reminder that Jesus has already set a place for you at His table. That seat? It’s not a VIP ticket you earn through merit. Jesus already paid the price. His blood-stained cross declared, “It is finished.” Our sins, our shame, our regrets—all nailed there.

Join us for Good Friday as we reflect on being seated with Jesus. Together, we’ll look at the journey of Jesus and what his life and death means for us today.

This Palm Sunday we’ll explore the truth that Jesus, following His triumphant entry into Jerusalem, now sits at God’s right hand, And here’s the exciting part: as believers, we’re not just bystanders—we’re right there with Him, seated in heavenly realms. That’s the extraordinary inheritance we have as God’s children.

In the midst of many unknowns, Mary chooses to write a song and magnify the Lord, but not for the first time. In a time when no one had a personal bible, Mary borrowed words from the Psalms that she had sung and memorised as a young girl. God chose Mary to a great thing because she was a bible memoriser. She was a humble worshipper. Mary was a magnifier of God Almighty and her song is still sung all over the world, every day of the year, declaring holy is His name.

My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Saviour, for he has looked on the humble estate of his servant. For behold, from now on all generations will call me blessed; for he who is mighty has done great things for me, and holy is his name. (Luke 1:46-48 ESV)

Are you dissatisfied with your prayer life? You’re not alone. Join us as Ben Dainton looks at the common challenges hindering prayer satisfaction and discover practical ways to move your relationship with God forward.

Jesus has power and authority to forgive every sin and heal every disease. His name has the power to set people free and has authority over every authority. Whether you’re a seasoned prayer warrior or just beginning your journey, this message will inspire and equip you to partner with God in advancing His kingdom through the simple yet powerful act of prayer.

We have all been trusted with some gifts, wisdom and opportunities from God. Whatever you have received from God is to be enjoyed by you and shared with others so that His ministry multiplies into the lives of others. We are not called to maintain His ministry but to multiply His ministry by serving others.

As we kick off our 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting, Tim Lucas speak about the spiritual disciple of fasting. Fasting isn’t just about giving up food; it’s about feasting on the presence of God. Like Jesus in the wilderness, we’re setting aside this time to draw closer to Him, to grow in faith, and to align our hearts with His purposes.

As we magnify the Lord together, we believe He will mature us in our faith and use us to multiply His message, His ministry and His miracles throughout the world.