Discover the power of family—both natural and spiritual. In this message, we explore God’s design for believers to belong, grow, and thrive within a church community. Learn how to stay connected, keep short accounts, show up consistently, and embrace your place in God’s family.
Whether you're a parent, grandparent, or part of our church family, we all play a role in shaping young lives. Let's be intentional about passing on our faith and raising up world-changers for Christ! 'One generation shall praise Your works to another, and shall declare Your mighty acts.' - Psalm 145:4
Join us as we explore the heart of 1 Corinthians 13 — love that’s patient, kind, and never fails. Whether you're married or not, this message is a call to love like Jesus: sacrificially, intentionally, and with prayer at the center. Let’s choose love every day.
In a world where identity feels increasingly blurred, this message calls us back to the heart of who we are. Rooted in Genesis 1:26–27, we’re reminded that we’re created in the image of a relational God—designed for connection, not isolation. As we explore the sacred gift of friendship, we look to Jesus, who called His disciples friends, modeling the kind of authentic, Christ-centered relationships we were made for. This is more than community—it’s a call to break down walls of fear, busyness, a...
God’s not done yet. This message reminds us to let go of the past and lean into the new thing He’s doing—greater, deeper, and full of purpose. Trust Him. Step forward in faith.
In this message, we journey with King David from guilt to grace, discovering the power of honest repentance and God's unwavering kindness. Psalm 51 reveals a heart laid bare—not just behaviour change, but deep inner transformation. It calls us to reflect: Are we still naming sin for what it is, or have we settled for compromise? As we come vulnerably before God, He meets us with restoring grace—grace that not only forgives but renews.
In this powerful message, we unpack the story of Nehemiah and Ezra to reveal a deeper truth: you can look put together on the outside and still be broken within. God isn’t after perfection—He’s after your heart.
At Hillsong, we believe the heartbeat of the Church is to move toward the world just as God first moved toward us. From creation to the cross, and through His Spirit today, God has always been about drawing close to humanity in love, grace, and power. Jesus stepped into our time, culture, and brokenness—not to stay distant, but to walk with us and bring hope. In the same way, we’re called to show up—to live lives that reflect His love, speak into culture with truth and compassion, and carry the ...
Have you ever felt like your life swings wildly between highs and lows, making it hard to find stability? This message encourages us to discover peace and resilience by trusting in God's unchanging nature amidst our personal and collective struggles.
Pentecost is a powerful reminder of the life-changing presence of the Holy Spirit. As described in Acts 2, the Spirit came like a mighty rushing wind, filling the disciples with boldness, unity, and supernatural power. This was the birth of the Church — a moment that reshaped history and ignited a global movement. At Hillsong, we believe that same Spirit is moving today, bringing freedom, renewal, and purpose to our lives. From the underground churches of Bulgaria to the revival fires in France ...
At Hillsong, we believe every person is called to be a bringer —someone who has encountered the love and grace of Jesus and can’t help but invite others into that same life-changing experience. Inspired by Ephesians 4:16 and Acts 1:8, we’re reminded that the Church flourishes when each of us plays our part—serving, loving, and reaching out. Like the Samaritan woman who simply shared her story, we don’t need a platform, a title, or all the answers—just a genuine encounter with Jesus. It’s not abo...
Ephesians 4:16 (NIV) paints a powerful picture of the Church as a living, breathing body—held together by Christ and built up in love as each one plays their part. At Hillsong, we believe everyone has a place and a purpose . There’s no such thing as sitting on the sidelines in the Kingdom of God. You were created to contribute—your gifts, your heart, your worship—it all matters. Romans 12:4–8 reminds us that we’re uniquely gifted, and 2 Samuel 24:24 challenges us to bring an offering that costs ...
Ps Renaud led us to reflect on the way in which Jesus intended His Church to grow and build itself up in love. Together, we shine the light of Jesus, care for one another, and transform lives through love and support. Each of us has a unique role
In his Easter message, Phil Dooley celebrates the resurrection of Jesus as the central truth of the Christian faith, emphasizing that Easter is not just a date or religious tradition, but a personal, life-transforming encounter with a risen Savior. Through humor and heartfelt storytelling, he reflects on the surprise and emotional rollercoaster experienced by the women at Jesus’ tomb, highlighting that God meets us in our fear and grief with love, hope, and presence. He encourages listeners to e...
The message is a heartfelt and inspiring sermon focused on the compassion, power, and presence of Jesus, reflecting on the transformative story in Luke 7, where Jesus raises a widow’s son from the dead, emphasizing how Jesus sees us in our pain, is moved with deep compassion, and has authority over death itself. Through personal stories and biblical insights, the message highlights how Jesus doesn't just offer miracles but also sustains us through our suffering. It calls listeners to respond in ...
The message from the “Jesus and” series centers on three encounters at the cross, showing how Jesus offers freedom, faith, and forgiveness to all who believe. Barabbas, a guilty man, was set free in place of Jesus, representing the freedom we receive through faith. One criminal mocked Jesus, illustrating how pride and doubt can keep us from true faith. The other criminal believed, acknowledged his sin, and received immediate forgiveness, demonstrating the grace available to anyone who turns to J...
Jesus challenges the Pharisees' rigid traditions, teaching that His message brings a new way of thinking that cannot be contained within old religious structures (Luke 5:33-39). He demonstrates this by healing a paralyzed man, welcoming sinners like Levi, and restoring a man’s withered hand, revealing that forgiveness heals, includes, and empowers (Luke 5-6). The Pharisees, blinded by pride and legalism, resist this change, but Jesus shows that true faith requires humility, repentance, and surre...
Today Mahlatse unpacks the themes of doubt, faith, and the miraculous through the story of Jesus and Theophilus. With a heart for truth and authenticity, he encourages us to bring our questions before God, embrace faith even in uncertainty, and remain expectant for His supernatural work in our lives. This message is a reminder that doubt isn’t the opposite of faith—it’s an opportunity to lean in, trust deeper, and experience the miraculous love of Jesus in new ways.
As a church we are going to explore the powerful New Testament book together, inspired by Ps Robert Fergusson's book, 'Jesus and...' - where we will be diving deeper into all the characters who encountered Jesus and how we can learn more about Him and ourselves in the process.
As a church we are going to explore the powerful New Testament book together, inspired by Ps Robert Fergusson's book, 'Jesus and...' - where we will be diving deeper into all the characters who encountered Jesus and how we can learn more about Him and ourselves in the process.
As a church we are going to explore the powerful New Testament book together, inspired by Ps Robert Fergusson's book, 'Jesus and...' - where we will be diving deeper into all the characters who encountered Jesus and how we can learn more about Him and ourselves in the process.
Revival is a transformative move of God, marked by a distinct spiritual awakening led by the Holy Spirit. It calls believers to rely on the Spirit rather than just natural abilities, reprioritize spiritual disciplines, and reignite their passion for God’s purposes. True revival fosters extravagant generosity, a renewed heart for the lost, and a refusal to grow complacent in faith. Just as the early Church experienced a powerful outpouring on Pentecost, revival today brings freedom, unity, and a ...
Life is a journey of faith, a long obedience in the same direction. Hebrews 12 reminds us to run with perseverance, fixing our eyes on Jesus—the author and perfecter of our faith. Just like Abraham stepped out in trust, not knowing the full picture, we’re called to daily obedience, walking in faith one step at a time. It’s not about striving in our own strength but responding to the voice of God, knowing He is faithful to complete what He’s started. Our faith isn’t just for us—it’s generational,...
This Mission Sunday, we are filled with faith and expectation for all that God has in store for us in 2025. We believe this is a season of breakthrough, where God is calling us—our incredible church family—to take another step in faith, trusting Him with greater courage and reliance. Throughout scripture, God’s people stepped forward in faith toward His promises, and now we believe it’s our time to do the same. As we gather across our global locations, we’ll hear inspiring stories of faith and s...
Sometimes in our prayer life, we find ourselves in the midst of unanswered prayers—moments when we pour our hearts out, expecting breakthroughs, yet the answer seems to be delayed or different from what we envisioned. But here's the beautiful truth: even when the timeline doesn’t match our expectations, God is still at work. In these times of waiting, we are invited into a deeper dialogue with our Heavenly Father. Just like the prophet Habakkuk, who wrestled with his questions about God's timing...
Three shifts that we are contending for: 1. Crowds to communities. 2. Consumers to contributors. 3. Collected to the commissioned
