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Life with Christ does not promise freedom from trouble, but it does promise peace, courage and victory. In John 16:33, Jesus prepares His disciples for suffering and opposition, yet tells them to “take heart” because He has overcome the world. This message challenges us to stop measuring God’s faithfulness by our circumstances and instead see our circumstances through Christ. Discover how to remain steady in trouble, courageous in fear, and confident in the victory Christ has already won.

Jeremiah delivers a message that was “not exactly the news any king would like to hear,” and is thrown into a pit to die for speaking truth. But through Ebed-Melech, God brings an unexpected rescue. When standing for truth costs you everything and opposition closes in, this sermon shows how courage still matters—and how God sees, sends help, and lifts you out when you feel buried.

1 Samuel 23:15–18 captures a powerful moment where Jonathan strengthens David in God during a season of fear and pressure. This message explores what it means to be a people who step into others’ struggles, speak God’s truth in times of confusion, and point one another back to His promises. It highlights how true encouragement brings strength, helping others remain grounded in God even when circumstances don’t change.

Your faith is meant to impact others. Is your life refreshing people or draining them? Root your faith in Christ, love others sacrificially, and live in a way that strengthens those around you. Don’t just believe—act. Pray for others, serve them, forgive freely, and be a source of encouragement. Let your faith move beyond words and become a daily, visible blessing.

This sermon calls believers to live daily by the Spirit, not the flesh. Drawing from Galatians 5, it highlights the inner conflict between sinful nature and the Spirit, urging Christians to choose obedience, crucify the flesh, and bear spiritual fruit. It challenges complacency and emphasizes intentional living, surrender, and dependence on God. True transformation is seen in a life producing love, joy, peace, and self-control through the Spirit.

Jesus’ wilderness temptation shows how Lent is a season of testing, trust, and growth. Though hungry, pressured to prove himself, and offered power without sacrifice, Jesus remained obedient to God’s word. His example teaches believers to resist shortcuts, pride, and self-reliance. Lent invites reflection, deeper dependence on God, humble worship, and faithful obedience, trusting His timing and choosing righteousness over comfort or worldly success.

This sermon explores what the Bible teaches about carrying burdens. It reminds us that burdens are real and part of life, but God never intended us to carry them alone. Grounded in Galatians 6:1–2, it emphasises restoring others with gentleness, humility, and love. Believers are encouraged to support one another, reflecting Christ’s compassion and strengthening faith through shared care.

Do you have gifts, talents or desires for God’s work, but need the Holy Spirit to help you find the courage and boldness in using them or acting on them? In his letter to the Corinthians, Paul explained that everyone has a gift of equal significance to bring. You may ask yourself, “Am I really someone who can have an influence on this generation?” In his message, Lee Tilbury opens the word and encourages us to let the Holy Spirit turn the flickers of our gifts into a flame!

Jeremiah 18:4 gives the picture of a potter making a pot. The pot did not turn out as planned, so he had to crush it and mould it again. Are we truly shaping up to be what God has purposed for us to be? Join us this week as Lee Tilbury challenges us to recognise God as the master potter, acknowledge His hands on our lives and allow Him to reshape us.

We can sometimes feel like our lives are engulfed in darkness because we have been distracted with habits and ideologies that introduce darkness back into our hearts. Join us this week as Lee Tilbury opens the word, and shows us that God is asking for us to recognise His Light, to once again be in awe of his radiance and glory and come back to Him. What changes in our walk of faith can we make today that will help us walk in light - closer and more confidently in Christ than ever before?