In the final message of the “All Things New” series, Pastor Jon Skelton shares a passionate Pentecost Sunday message titled “New Community.”

Through Acts chapter 2, this sermon explores how the Holy Spirit transformed ordinary believers into a powerful, united community that carried the presence of God into the world. Pastor Jon speaks about revival, spiritual hunger, repentance, prayer, worship, baptism, and the importance of living in authentic Christian community.

This message is both a challenge and an invitation for the church to rediscover its voice, pursue the presence of God, and become a people marked by honesty, humility, and hunger for more of Him.

Whether you’re seeking fresh faith, encouragement, or a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit’s work in the church today, this message will stir your heart and strengthen your walk with Jesus.

In a world filled with uncertainty, fear, anxiety, and constant change, how can we live with true confidence and peace? In this powerful message from the All Things New series, Chris Spicer explores what it means to be secure in an insecure world through the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

Looking at the unwavering security of Jesus — even in betrayal, loss, rejection, and suffering — Chris unpacks how believers can find lasting assurance by knowing who they are in Christ, why God created them, where God has placed them, and how deeply they are loved by God. This encouraging and faith-filled sermon speaks directly to anyone battling insecurity, fear, comparison, imposter syndrome, or uncertainty about their purpose. Through biblical truth, personal insight, and the powerful picture of Jesus turning the tomb into a womb of new life, this message reminds us that God still makes all things new.

If you’ve ever questioned your value, struggled with insecurity, or wondered how to stay grounded in today’s chaotic world, this episode will strengthen your faith and renew your confidence in God’s love and purpose for your life. Listen now and discover how to live secure, confident, and rooted in Jesus — even in an insecure world.

In this episode, Pastor Jon Skelton shares a life-changing message about walking in the authority of Jesus. Discover how the same authority that calmed storms and raised the dead has been given to every believer through the Holy Spirit.

This episode dives into biblical truths from the Gospels, the Great Commission, and the early church, revealing how ordinary people were empowered to do extraordinary things. Learn how to overcome fear, reignite your faith, and stir up the spiritual gifts within you.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, spiritually drained, or uncertain about your calling, this message will inspire you to step forward with confidence, knowing that God’s power and presence go with you.

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In this powerful message from Pastor Jon, part of the All Things New series, discover how your life in Christ isn’t just forgiven—it’s empowered.

Because of Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension, we are not only given a new reality and a new identity, but also a new ability to live the life God has called us to. This week’s message, “A New Ability,” reveals how that power comes—not from striving harder—but from the presence of the Holy Spirit living within us.

Drawing from key scriptures like John 16, Acts 1–2, and Romans 8, Pastor Jon unpacks how the Holy Spirit enables every believer to walk in freedom and victory, to worship with deeper spiritual connection, and to live boldly as witnesses in a world searching for hope.

This isn’t just a message for a select few—it’s for every follower of Jesus. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead now lives in you, empowering you to live a life that is naturally supernatural.

Be encouraged to move beyond limitation and step into a life filled with purpose, power, and transformation.

In this compelling message, Pastor Kevin Kirkland addresses one of life’s biggest questions: Who am I?

We live in a world experiencing an identity crisis, where people are constantly searching for purpose, value, and belonging. But what happens when we build our identity on things that can’t sustain us?

Through biblical insight and the story of the woman at the well, this episode reveals how Jesus offers something radically different—a new identity rooted in truth, not feelings or circumstances. You’ll discover why your source matters, how to deepen your spiritual roots, and what it means to fully receive the identity God has already spoken over your life.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, uncertain, or spiritually dry, this message is an invitation to stop striving and start receiving.

Your identity is not something you earn. It’s something you receive.

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In this episode, Jon Skelton unpacks what it truly means to live in a new reality through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Centered on the encounter between Mary Magdalene and the risen Jesus in Gospel of John 20, this message brings fresh perspective to the power of transformation, grace, and identity.

Discover how God meets us in our grief, calls us by name, and invites us into a life of freedom, authority, and purpose. This episode will challenge you to move beyond old mindsets and step into the fullness of what God has already made available to you.

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What happens when we hold back from God? In this powerful episode, Pastor Jon Skelton shares a compelling Palm Sunday message, Don’t Hold Back – Don’t Miss Out, exploring how our response to Jesus determines whether we step into or miss what God is doing.

Through the story of Jesus entering Jerusalem, this episode highlights two kinds of people: those who held back and missed the moment, and those who responded with bold praise, laying everything down before Him. It’s a call to live with expectation, to trust that God’s promises will come to pass, and to understand that delay does not mean denial.

This message will challenge you to break free from fear and passivity, embrace authentic worship, and boldly declare the goodness of God in your life. Whether you’re waiting on a promise or longing for breakthrough, this episode will stir your faith and encourage you to step forward.

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In this episode, Pastor Kevin Kirkland unpacks what it means to live in the balance of grace and truth—just as Jesus did.

Using powerful biblical moments and real-life application, this message explores how grace and truth are not opposites, but partners. Grace invites us in, while truth transforms our lives. When one is missing, we either feel condemned or compromised—but when both are present, we experience true freedom.

This episode challenges listeners to reflect on their own walk: are you leaning more toward truth or grace? And what would it look like to fully embody both?

Be encouraged as you discover how truth reveals our need, and grace reveals God’s solution.

In this episode, visiting speaker Mark Greenwood shares a powerful message about the good news of Jesus in a world that often feels filled with bad news. With warmth, humour, and honest storytelling, Mark explores why so many people today feel lost, uncertain, or anxious about the future, and how the message of the gospel brings real hope and purpose.

Drawing from the opening chapter of the Gospel of Mark, he explains how Jesus began his ministry proclaiming the good news of God’s kingdom and inviting ordinary people to follow him. Mark unpacks what it means to live in a world that has lost its direction and how the teachings of Jesus offer a path toward peace, meaning, and a restored relationship with God.

Through relatable illustrations and biblical insight, this talk explores the idea that many people spend their lives chasing things they believe will bring value and fulfillment, only to discover they fall short. The message of Jesus challenges us to rethink what truly matters and invites us into a life shaped by God’s love, grace, and purpose.

Whether you are exploring Christian faith, searching for hope, or simply curious about the message of the Bible, this episode offers an encouraging and thought-provoking perspective on the transforming good news of Jesus Christ.

In this episode, Pastor Jon concludes The Called series with a compelling message from Acts 22, focusing on Saul’s dramatic encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. This defining moment transformed Saul into the Apostle Paul and reveals how God still calls people by name today.

Through the powerful exchange, “Saul, Saul, why do you persecute Me?” we see how God interrupts our plans, humbles our hearts, and redirects our lives. Pastor Jon explores the two essential questions Saul asked that shaped his future: “Who are You, Lord?” and “What shall I do, Lord?” These questions remain central to every believer’s journey.

This episode speaks to those who may feel they are on the right path, yet sense something deeper stirring. It’s a message about surrender, humility, obedience, and the empowering work of the Holy Spirit. God not only calls us, He equips us. The same Spirit that empowered Paul is available to empower us today.

Whether you are at a crossroads, feeling vulnerable, or ready to step into a new season, this message will encourage you to rise, go forward, and embrace your calling with confidence in Christ.

What does it really mean to answer the call of Jesus?

In this episode, Kate, elder and Bible teacher, unpacks the life of Simon Peter and the powerful lessons hidden in his journey of faith. From leaving his fishing nets immediately to follow Christ, to walking on water, to denying Jesus and experiencing profound restoration, Peter’s story reminds us that God calls imperfect people and shapes them for eternal purpose.

This episode explores surrender, obedience, spiritual maturity, and the refining process that comes with following Jesus. You’ll hear how Peter’s failures did not disqualify him, but instead prepared him to become a bold leader in the early church. His transformation from fearful disciple to Spirit-empowered apostle offers hope for anyone wrestling with doubt, shame, or setbacks.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God can still use you, this conversation will encourage you to step out in faith, trust God’s process, and embrace your calling with courage.

Key themes include faith over fear, restoration, identity in Christ, discipleship, kingdom purpose, spiritual growth, and living surrendered to God.

Listen now and be reminded that your past does not define you—God’s calling does.

In this powerful Sunday message from Luke 10:38–42, we explore the well-known story of Mary and Martha. While Martha was distracted by preparation and pressure, Mary chose to sit at the feet of Jesus and listen.

This message challenges us to consider whether we are living according to His agenda or our own. So often we are distracted by many things, overwhelmed with responsibility, stress, and expectation. Yet Jesus reminds us that only one thing is truly needed. Busyness does not equal blessing. Worship must come before work. When worry fills our hearts, it quenches our worship and robs us of peace. If you have ever felt overwhelmed, anxious, spiritually distracted, or worn out by serving, this sermon will encourage you to pause, refocus, and return to the feet of Jesus. Discover how choosing what is better can transform your faith, your family, and your future.

Like, comment, and subscribe for more biblical teaching and encouragement, and share this message with someone who needs to slow down and encounter Jesus again.

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In this powerful teaching from Pastor Jon, taken from Acts 7:20–34, the life of Moses is explored through the lens of rejection, failure, and God’s unchanging purpose. Like Moses you have experienced REJECTION and RIDICULE from those you expected to RECEIVE you, yet Pastor Jon reminds us that God’s plans are never undone by our past or by people’s opinions. Through the moment of the burning bush, this message reveals that God still calls His people by name and meets them right where they are. At the heart of this episode is a life-changing truth: It’s not so much about who we are, but who He is. If you’re in a wilderness season or questioning your calling, this message will encourage you to trust God’s timing and respond in faith.

In this episode, we explore the moment God called **Samuel as a child in 1 Samuel 3—a time when “the word of the Lord was rare” and spiritual dryness filled the nation.

You’ll hear how God’s double call carries urgency and intimacy, why spiritual silence is often a setup for God’s next move, and how learning to discern God’s voice frequently happens through community—even through imperfect people like Eli.

This message highlights two defining truths:

Availability matters more than ability

Response determines destiny

Samuel’s simple reply—“Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening”—becomes a model for anyone navigating spiritual silence, learning God’s voice, or facing the cost of obedience.

Scripture focus: 1 Samuel 3:1–19

Theme: Hearing God’s voice • discernment • obedience • calling • spiritual growth

Have you ever felt like you’re wrestling with God — waiting for blessing, clarity, or breakthrough?

In this episode, Wrestling for Blessing explores the life of Jacob and the mysterious moment where he wrestles with God and refuses to let go until he is blessed. Jacob’s story reminds us that God often meets us not in our strength, but in our struggle.

This message speaks to anyone who feels called by God but doesn’t feel blessed, who is tired of striving and wondering why faith still feels hard. Through Jacob’s journey, we discover that blessing is not something we earn, but something God freely gives, often through seasons that shape and transform us.

Wrestling for Blessing invites you to trust God’s kindness, contend in prayer, and believe that even in the struggle, God is at work rewriting your story.

The Called is a powerful message about faith, obedience, and trusting God when His voice leads us into uncertainty.

At the start of 2026, this message launches a new series exploring moments in Scripture where God calls people by name—twice. In this opening message, we walk with Abraham through the greatest test of his faith: being asked to place the promise on the altar.

Through the story of Abraham and Isaac, we are challenged to trust God even when it doesn’t make sense, to stop struggling and choose surrender, and to believe that God is still the One who provides. Just as Abraham heard his name called, this message invites us to listen for God calling our own name.

Whether God is asking you to lay something down or calling you to pick something up again—dreams, hopes, or ministries you thought were finished—The Called is an invitation to renewed trust, obedience, and resurrection faith.

Listen with an open heart and be encouraged by the God who still calls His people by name.

What happens when someone is desperate enough to see Jesus that they refuse to let the crowd stop them?

In The Big Turnarounds, we explore the powerful story of Zacchaeus — a wealthy man whose single encounter with Jesus led to a complete life transformation.

This message dives into spiritual hunger, bold faith, overcoming obstacles, and life-changing encounters with Jesus. Discover how running ahead, climbing higher, and responding without hesitation can lead to a big turnaround in your own life.

If you’re longing for renewal, deeper faith, generosity, and a fresh encounter with Jesus, this message is for you.

As a new year begins, Mark Ryan invites us to pause, reflect, and ask an important question: Are we making room for Jesus—and for others? In this powerful and practical message, “New Year – More Room,” Pastor Mark unpacks the story of the paralysed man in Luke 5 and challenges us to examine what kind of church, Christians, and people we want to be in the year ahead.

This episode explores themes of compassion, welcome, unity, and faith in action. Mark reminds us that while the crowd was eager to hear Jesus, they initially failed to make space for someone who desperately needed Him. Through this story, we are encouraged to consider how we can personally and collectively make it easier for others to encounter Jesus—by being welcoming, present, and willing to combine faith with effort.

You’ll also hear a timely call to begin the year with a “mind detox,” laying down strong opinions, fragile faith, and hidden strongholds that may be holding us back from deeper discipleship. Pastor Mark speaks candidly about healing—physical, emotional, and spiritual—and reminds us that Jesus doesn’t just address our visible needs, but the deeper needs of the heart.

This message is filled with warmth, humour, biblical insight, and hope, pointing us toward God’s desire to restore, strengthen, and steady us in the new year.

In this message, Don’t Be Deceived, we explore one of the most important warnings in Scripture: the enemy seeks to deceive, distract, and derail God’s people. Drawing from Joshua 9 and the story of the Gibeonites, this sermon unpacks how deception works, why even strong believers can fall for it, and how we can walk in God-given discernment to stay on the right path. Discover how to recognise spiritual deception, inquire of the Lord in every decision, and step boldly into the promises God has for your life. If you’ve ever battled confusion, distraction, or past mistakes, this word will encourage you that deception does not define your destiny — God does.

What if God’s greatest victories don’t come through power or strategy, but through worship and obedience?

In this powerful message on the story of Jericho, discover how Joshua’s “impossible” battle plan reveals God’s blueprint for breakthrough — one that begins with His presence, not our plans. Learn how to lead with faith when the plan doesn’t make sense, how worship can become your greatest weapon, and why true transformation starts with trust and surrender. Whether you’re a church leader, pastor, or believer longing to see walls fall in your life, ministry, or community — this message will encourage you to walk in obedience, worship through the waiting, and trust that God’s presence always goes before His power.