If nothing can separate us from God, why does sin make us feel so far from Him? And what actually is sin? In the opening message of our You Asked For It series, Ps Ants Cuthers explores the difference between God’s unbreakable love and our experience of distance from Him. Discover how sin doesn’t stop God from loving us, but can disrupt our relationship with Him—and why grace, not guilt, has the final word. This message is for anyone who has ever felt distant from God, wrestled with shame, or wondered if they’re still welcome. Sin doesn’t change how God feels about you—it changes how close you feel to God. Listen in and be reminded: what sin disrupted, Christ restored.

As we wrap up the Heroes series and stand on the edge of a new year, Ps Ants explores the powerful yet often overlooked stories of Simeon and Anna in Luke 2:21–40. In a world that craves instant results, this message speaks to the tension of waiting — unanswered prayers, delayed outcomes, and seasons that feel stuck. Ps Ants reminds us that many of our disappointments with God come not from broken promises, but from expectations God never made. God never promised quick fixes — He promised His presence. Simeon and Anna show us that waiting doesn’t weaken faith; it forms it. This message invites us to discover how waiting becomes holy when we realise God has been with us all along, doing His deepest work in us. Perfect for anyone stepping into a new year carrying hope, disappointment, or questions about faith.

Christmas fills our lives quickly—our schedules, homes, and hearts. In the busyness of the season, it’s possible to be close to God and still miss Him. In this Christmas Day message, “No Room,” Ps Ants Cuthers explores the familiar nativity story from Luke 2 and uncovers the deeper meaning behind the words “there was no room for them.” Jesus wasn’t rejected because of hostility, but overlooked because life was full. This message invites listeners—whether full of faith or full of questions—to slow down, consider Jesus, and make room for God in the middle of real life. A reflective and encouraging Christmas Day message about a God who still comes close.

What do you do when obeying God could cost you your reputation, comfort, or approval? In this message from our Heroes of the Past series, Ps Ants Cuthers explores the story of Joseph—the quiet hero of the Christmas story—through Matthew 1:18–25. Long before the angels and the manger, Joseph faced a decision that could follow him for the rest of his life. With fear, misunderstanding, and public opinion pressing in, Joseph chose obedience over appearances and faith over fear. This sermon speaks to anyone who has felt the tension between doing what looks right and doing what is right. It reminds us that God often asks ordinary people to carry weight they didn’t cause, and that obedience doesn’t always make sense in the moment—but it always matters. If you’re wrestling with fear, uncertainty, or the cost of saying yes to God, this message will encourage you to trust God with your future and not let fear have the final say. Key takeaway: Don’t let fear decide your future—let God do that.

In this episode of our Heroes series, Ps Ants Cuthers explores the story of Zechariah and the power of a name. Drawing from Luke 1, this message unpacks how words shape identity, faith, and destiny—and why what we declare matters more than what we see. Zechariah’s journey from doubt to declaration reminds us that God often works through impossible situations, not as disqualifications, but as platforms for His grace. From the naming of John (“The Lord is gracious”) to the arrival of Jesus (“The Lord saves”), this episode highlights how God uses names to announce purpose, promise, and new seasons. If you’ve ever been labeled by failure, fear, or your past, this message will challenge you to stop declaring what you see and start declaring what God has said. Because when you agree with God’s Word, freedom follows. 🎧 A timely and faith-building message about identity, grace, and learning to speak life over your future.

Join us as Pastor Pj continues our Heroes series with a powerful look at Mary, the mother of Jesus — a woman of faith, courage, and surrender. Discover the cultural backdrop Mary lived in, the weight of her “yes” to God, and what her story teaches us about trusting God’s purpose even when the path is uncertain. Be inspired, encouraged, and challenged as we uncover why Mary is more than a Christmas figure — she’s a hero for every season.

Heroes of the Past – Bezalel with Justin Cook In this episode, we look at Bezalel—the Spirit-filled craftsman chosen by God to build the Tabernacle. His story shows that every one of us is uniquely gifted and called to honour God through the abilities He’s placed in our hands. Justin unpacks how Bezalel’s work echoes the Creation Mandate: stewarding God’s world with wisdom, creativity, and collaboration. God didn’t call Bezalel alone—He formed a whole team, reminding us that we’re created for community and healthy rhythms of work and rest. This episode encourages you to see your everyday work as worship. As Colossians 3:23 reminds us, “Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you were working for the Lord.” Work is God’s gift to us. How we work is our gift to Him.

In this powerful White Sunday message, Pastor Ants unpacks the generational weight and spiritual opportunity we carry today. Using Judges 2:10 (MSG) and Psalm 145:3–7 (MSG), this sermon explores the truth behind the statement: “When church becomes optional to you, it will become unnecessary to your children.” Through the voices and worship of our children, we’re reminded that they are not the church of tomorrow—they are the church of today. What we prioritise, they inherit. What we model, they absorb. And as Pastor Ants shares, we are always one generation away from losing the story or one decision away from passing it on. This message challenges every listener—parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles, youth leaders, and spiritual family—to embrace intentionality over perfection. Faith doesn’t have to be flawless to be passed down; it just needs to be lived. Discover how small choices, consistent rhythms, and simple acts of presence can shape the spiritual future of the children watching us now. With a powerful generational object lesson and a call to rise for the sake of the next generation, this sermon will encourage you, stretch you, and remind you of the legacy God wants to build through your life. Tune in and be reminded: Revival—or regression—is always one generation away.

In this International Weekend message, Ps. Ants explores God’s heart for culture, identity, and unity. From the scattering at Babel (Genesis 11) to the gathering at Pentecost (Acts 2), discover how God weaves the nations into His redemption story. This message dives into the tension many face growing up between cultures and offers a life-giving reminder: “You’re not a mistake of culture — you’re a masterpiece of God’s design.” A timely, powerful word on belonging, purpose, and the beauty of God’s multiethnic Church.

Finding God in the Valley – Ps Bob Lawson Life isn’t lived only on the mountaintops—it’s forged in the valleys. In this powerful message, guest speaker Ps Bob Lawson unpacks how God meets us in the hardest places of our journey. From the Valley of Achor (trouble) to the Valley of Baca (weeping), the valleys we walk through aren’t dead ends—they’re doorways to hope, refreshment, and purpose. Drawing from key scriptures like Romans 8:28, Psalm 23:4, and 1 Samuel 21:9, Ps Bob reminds us that: God can turn trouble into hope and tears into blessing. We’re never meant to walk through the valley alone or isolated. It’s often in the darkest valleys that we find deep intimacy with God. Every valley holds a purpose—a victory waiting to be revealed. Be encouraged to keep walking, keep trusting, and discover how even in the valley, God is working all things together for your good.

We kick off our Heroes series with the story of Caleb — a man who chose faith when others chose fear. While the spies saw giants, Caleb remembered God’s promise and declared, “We can certainly conquer it!” In this episode, Justin Cook unpacks how Caleb: • trusted God’s word over what he saw • refused to let others’ voices drown out God’s truth • held onto faith even through years of waiting Be encouraged to stand strong, push past fear, and believe again — because God’s promises are worth holding onto.

On the cross, Jesus cried out, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” — the opening line of Psalm 22. It wasn’t a cry of defeat, but the sound of divine solidarity. In that moment, Jesus stepped into our pain, our silence, and our questions — showing us that lament isn’t the opposite of faith; it’s faith in the dark. In this episode, Pastor Ants Cuthers explores how Psalm 22 moves from anguish to praise, from lament to victory — and what that means for us today. Because the God who entered our suffering also overcame it. Lament is not our final prayer; it’s the prayer in the meantime. And the story that begins with “My God, why have You forsaken Me” ends with “He has done it.” Because Jesus has never lost a battle — and He never will.

What if the greatest move of God doesn’t start with a sermon… but with a simple act of service? In this message, Pastor Ants unpacks 2 Corinthians 9:13 and shares a powerful story about an usher whose obedience helped launch Billy Graham’s ministry. Discover why your service matters more than you think — and how God uses ordinary acts to create eternal impact.

Guest speaker Caleb Ayling brings a timely and inspiring message titled “Faith That Feeds You.” Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:1–17, Caleb challenges us to build our lives on the God-breathed Word that still speaks power, purpose, and truth today. Discover how Scripture can renew your mind, strengthen your spirit, and anchor your faith in every season.

“Faith It Until You Make It” – Ps Lenny Solomona This week, guest speaker Ps Lenny Solomona shares an inspiring message from Matthew 15:21–28 about the Canaanite woman’s relentless faith. Discover how to get God’s attention, shift from survival to abundance, and turn moments of silence into miracles. 📖 When heaven seems quiet, don’t give up — faith it until you make it.

Pathway to a Miracle | Pastor Isaac Sastry This week we were blessed to hear from guest speaker Pastor Isaac Sastry from South India, who brought a powerful message titled Pathway to a Miracle from John 2:1–11. In this message, Pastor Isaac unpacks the story of Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana and shows us the steps that lead to breakthrough: 1️⃣ Seek the Problem (Spiritual Awareness) — Recognizing the real issue beneath the surface. 2️⃣ Seek the Power (Turn to Jesus) — Bringing our burdens to the only One who can transform them. 3️⃣ Walk in Obedience — Doing whatever He tells us, even when it doesn’t make sense. 4️⃣ Walk by Faith — Trusting God’s process when the outcome is still unseen. With biblical insight and practical application, Pastor Isaac reminds us that miracles aren’t just about divine intervention—they’re about aligning our awareness, obedience, and faith with Jesus, the One who sees the big picture. Tune in and discover your own pathway to a miracle.

In Part 3 of our Playlist series, Ps Ants unpacks Psalm 32—a raw and honest look at confession. Most of us think confession is about shame and punishment, but David shows us something different: confession isn’t where joy ends, it’s where joy begins. From the weight of guilt that eats us alive to the freedom of forgiveness that restores our mana (our kavod, our confidence), this message reminds us that the good life isn’t the perfect life—it’s the forgiven life. Confession doesn’t expose you to shame—it exposes you to grace.

Ever wrestled with doubt? You’re not alone. In Psalm 73, Asaph—the worship leader of Israel—admits his “feet almost slipped” as he struggled with envy, injustice, and confusion. But through his honesty, we discover a roadmap for praying through doubt. In this episode, we explore three moves that shift our perspective: 1️⃣ Be honest about your struggle. 2️⃣ Immerse yourself in God’s people. 3️⃣ Compare footholds—your beliefs against God’s truth. This is not about ignoring doubt—it’s about transforming it into deeper faith. Because Jesus doesn’t wait for you to get it all together. He doesn’t meet you after the storm—He kneels with you in the storm.

This Father’s Day we launched our brand-new series Playlist—because the Psalms are more than ancient poetry; they’re God’s playlist for the soul. In this episode, Ps Ants takes us to Psalm 3, where David is surrounded by fear and betrayal yet discovers how to pray through it instead of being crushed by it. You’ll learn five steps to move from fear to faith: 1. Name your fear. 2. Shift your focus. 3. Redefine your glory. 4. Anchor in grace. 5. Pray it raw. “When shame says you’re finished, grace says you’re forgiven,” this message will help you face fear with faith and rest in the Father who says, “I’ve got you.”

Have you ever caught yourself drifting off when you should’ve been paying attention? Spiritually, it happens the same way. The world has a way of rocking us to sleep—through compromise, comfort, and false security. In this message from 1 Thessalonians 5, we explore Paul’s urgent call to stay awake, live clearheaded, and walk as children of the light. Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this is your wake-up call. Discover how to stay alert, how to armour yourself with faith, hope, and love, and how to shine brighter together.