In this message, Ovi explores how God delights in starting extraordinary works through ordinary, humble beginnings. Rooted in the Christmas story, Ovi draws from Micah 5:2, Luke 2, and Zechariah 4:10 to show how God chose a small town, a simple manger, and overlooked shepherds to bring salvation to the world. With warmth, faith, and practical encouragement, this message reminds us that God is not limited by small places, modest resources, or quiet faith. Instead, He uses what we offer—however small—to bring about powerful transformation. This is a hope-filled message inviting us to trust God with the small beginnings in our own lives and believe that He is still working miracles today.
In The Greatest Gift, Phil reflects on the meaning of Christmas through the lens of giving, showing that the greatest gift ever offered was not something wrapped under a tree, but God giving Himself in the person of Jesus. Drawing on John 3:16–21 and Jesus’ own words in John 12:44–47, Phil explains how Jesus came as light into a dark world—not to condemn, but to save. Phil invites us to consider the true purpose of Christmas: receiving God’s gift of forgiveness, new life, and lasting hope by choosing Jesus as Lord and Saviour.
In The Miracle of Christmas, William explores the many miracles woven through the Christmas story and shows how they all point to one life-changing truth: nothing is impossible with God. Drawing from Luke 1–2, the prophecies of Isaiah and Micah, and the angel Gabriel’s declaration to Mary, William traces how God orchestrated centuries of promise, prophecy, and divine intervention to bring Jesus—the Saviour—into the world. Through personal testimony and a powerful modern story of transformation, he reveals that Christmas is not just about a miraculous birth long ago, but about the miracle God wants to do in us today: forgiveness, new life, and eternal hope through faith in Jesus Christ.
In Light in the Darkness, Pete Stirrup traces the powerful biblical theme of light from Genesis 1 to Revelation 21, showing how God’s light shines into a broken world and can never be overcome by darkness. Drawing on prophecies from Isaiah 7 & 9, the words of Jesus in Matthew 5 and John 8, and reflections from John 1 and 1 John, Pete unpacks how Jesus is the light of the world—bringing hope, forgiveness, and direction into places of fear, pain, and uncertainty. He reminds us that those who follow Christ now carry that same light, called to shine it through love, community, and compassion.
In The Real Christmas, Mike takes us beyond the seasonal noise to rediscover the historical, prophetic, and life-changing truth at the heart of Christmas. Drawing from the nativity account in Luke 1–2 and the astonishing number of Old Testament prophecies fulfilled in Jesus, he shows why the story of a virgin birth, visiting shepherds, and searching wise men is far more than myth or tradition—it’s evidence that God Himself has entered human history. Mike explains why the Christian message stands up to scrutiny, why Jesus is the long-promised Messiah, and how every one of us is invited to respond.
In our Christmas message from Leamington Spa, The Miracle of Christmas, Benj explores why Christmas is a season that awakens our longing for miracles - and shows us the greatest miracle of all. Through stories, and Scripture from Luke 1, he reflects on everyday miracles, the wonder of childbirth, and the astonishing births of both John the Baptist and Jesus. Benj highlights the angel Gabriel’s declaration that “nothing…is impossible with God,” revealing that beyond snow-day coincidences or heart-warming movie moments, the true miracle of Christmas is that Jesus (God with us) came so we could be born again into new life.
In this message, Sharon traces the extraordinary journey of Moses through Exodus 3, 33 & 34, showing what it means to be a people who refuse to go any further without the presence of God. Through Moses’ hunger for intimacy, his bold “If your presence does not go with us, do not send us,” and his persistent cry to see God’s glory, Sharon unpacks a powerful call to seek purity, prayer, and perseverance in our own lives. She shares her personal testimony of being baptised in the Holy Spirit, encourages us to pitch our own “tent of meeting,” and paints a beautiful picture of God’s people preparing a dwelling place for Him with joyful overflow—just as Israel did in the building of the tabernacle. A stirring and faith-filled message inviting us to pursue God’s presence personally and corporately.
In Light from Heaven, Hilary Dalziel takes us into Luke 1 to explore the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth—ordinary, faithful people whom God chooses to use in extraordinary ways. Through angelic encounters, long-awaited answers to prayer, and prophetic revelation, Hilary shows how God brings light into places of disappointment, delay, and unbelief. Zechariah’s journey from doubt to Spirit-filled praise reveals a God who is gracious, who hears our deepest prayers, and who prepares the way for His salvation in Jesus, the “morning light from heaven” that breaks into our darkness and leads us in the path of peace. A hope-filled, faith-building message for all who are learning to trust God’s perfect timing.
In this message, Bolade explores what it truly means to follow Jesus, drawing on scriptures such as the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20), John 8:31, and Luke 9:23–26. Bolade highlights that discipleship is a lifelong journey of abiding in the Word, imitating Christ, embracing community, learning from one another, and submitting to the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Using biblical examples from both Testaments - Moses and Joshua, Elijah and Elisha, Paul and Timothy - he shows that discipleship is relational, costly, and deeply rewarding, producing righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.
In this final message, we explore the Holy Spirit as the catalyst of our lives—the One who alone brings healthy, lasting change. Though life shifts and sin distorts, the Spirit convicts, frees, and reshapes us from within, producing what our willpower never could. And His work in us inevitably overflows through us: transformed people become instruments of transformation in God’s wider purposes. So, the question remains—are we waiting for things around us to change, or will we surrender to God’s grace, His empowering presence for true change?
In this message Mike teaches from 1 Corinthians 12 to help us understand the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit and how God manifests His power through His people for the good of the church and the impact of the world. Walking through the nine gifts (wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, discernment, tongues, and interpretation) Mike explains what each one looks like in practice, why they’re given, and how they all point unmistakably to Jesus. With real-life examples, clear biblical teaching, and a call to “eagerly desire” these gifts, this message stirs faith for a Spirit-filled church that moves in love, power, and bold witness.
In part five of The Spirit and Me, Christopher explores the Holy Spirit as our catalyst for change, the one who reshapes us from the inside out and empowers meaningful transformation in our lives. Drawing from Acts 2:36–41, he shows how the Word of God brings conviction, how the Spirit supplies both the faith and the power to change, and how genuine transformation in us becomes the doorway for God to change things through us. Christopher challenges us to cooperate with the Spirit’s work, discern what truly matters, and embrace God’s purpose - not only for ourselves, but for those God intends to reach through us.
In “Church 1,2,3,” David takes a closer look at the church that emerges at the start of Acts. We look at chapter 1, 2 and 3 and see how Jesus builds His church through revelation, the power of the Holy Spirit, and an outward-looking life of mission. Beginning with Peter’s confession of Christ as Messiah in Matthew 16, we see how the early church was formed through Spirit-empowered devotion, radical community, simplicity of heart, and daily growth. David then highlights the healing at the Beautiful Gate as a picture of the church turned “inside-out,” offering the world what Christ has given us: hope, power, compassion, and transformed lives.
In this Extraordinary message Ovi shares all about 'calling'. Jesus calls ordinary people to follow Him; not for their qualifications, but for their willingness. When Peter, Andrew, James, John, and Matthew heard His call, they left everything immediately and followed. True discipleship means instant obedience, surrendering our old life, and walking daily with Jesus in faith and love. Following Him costs something, but it leads to everything that truly matters - life, purpose, and eternal reward.
In this message, Mike shares about being An Extraordinary Witness, drawing from Acts 1:8 “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses.” He reminds us that when we’re filled with the Spirit, we become witnesses - not by effort, but by transformation.
Mike challenges the church to be bold in sharing Jesus in a world that’s shaking and searching for truth. Using examples from Acts 3, 4, and 9, he shows how early believers lived as witnesses through miracles, prayer, obedience, and courage. Like Peter, Stephen, Philip, and Paul, we’re called to demonstrate and declare Christ with power and compassion. Our everyday lives, our words, and even how we face hardship can all testify to Jesus. The invitation is clear: to be Spirit-filled, prayerful, and unashamed witnesses; people through whom God’s extraordinary power and love are made known.
In this message, Sharon speaks about God’s extraordinary presence, drawing from Exodus 3 and Exodus 33–34. She traces Moses’ journey from the burning bush to the mountain of God, showing how his defining cry was: “If your presence does not go with us, do not send us from here.” (Exodus 33:15). Moses refused to settle for distance, ritual, or religion - he longed for God Himself.
Sharon challenges us to pursue that same hunger for the Holy Spirit today; not just relying on past encounters, but continually seeking His manifest presence in our midst. God’s desire is to dwell among His people, to fill us with His Spirit, and to make His power visible through us. When we prioritise His presence in our lives, homes, and gatherings, others will see His work and be amazed - because “what God is doing with you is awe-inspiring” (Exodus 34:10).
This message explores the biblical meaning of worship as a way of life rather than a moment of singing on Sunday. Drawing from the Hebrew word “avad,” which means both work and worship, it reveals that God views our labor, service, and daily actions as expressions of devotion. True worship, therefore, extends beyond music to encompass every aspect of life — how we work, serve, and live before God.
In this Extraordinary series message, Hilary shares from Romans 5:17 about what it means to reign in life through Jesus Christ. She explains that while sin and death once ruled through Adam, Jesus now invites us to live in triumph through His abundant grace and gift of righteousness. Reigning in life isn’t about ease or status. It’s about living with resurrection power and confidence in the One who reigns forever (Ephesians 1:19–21).
Drawing from Paul’s letters and his story in 2 Corinthians, Hilary shows that true victory often appears in weakness and dependence on God. Like Paul, we can say, “When I am weak, then I am strong” (2 Corinthians 12:9–10). Even in pressure, pain, or uncertainty, God’s power works within us. By fixing our eyes on Jesus — the risen, reigning Lord (Hebrews 12:2) — we find strength, perspective, and purpose. We reign not by avoiding trials but by overcoming through His life in us.
In this BUILD series message, Niki teaches on prayer — why we pray and how to pray effectively. Prayer, she explains, is two-way communication with God, not a ritual or wish list, but a living partnership with our Father. Drawing from Matthew 6:5–13, Romans 8:26, and James 1:6–8, Niki shows that effective prayer is rooted in humility, faith, and alignment with God’s will.
She encourages believers to pray with confidence, guided by the Holy Spirit, knowing that God already knows our needs and desires to work through us. Prayer builds relationship, brings spiritual growth, and releases God’s power into everyday life. Whether asking, declaring, or simply thanking Him, we pray from faith, not fear - trusting that the One who hears us can do “exceedingly, abundantly more than all we ask or imagine” (Ephesians 3:20).
In this message, William shares a prophetic word for the church titled “Streams in the Desert.” Drawing from Ezekiel 47 and John 7:37–39, he shows that the river flowing from the temple represents the Holy Spirit, who now lives within God’s people. Wherever this river flows, life, healing, and fruitfulness follow. William explains that when we are filled with the Spirit, streams of living water flow from within us — refreshing those around us and transforming even the driest places.
Referencing Isaiah 35:6, Isaiah 43:19, and Isaiah 55:1, he reminds us that God is doing a new thing, bringing breakthrough and renewal through His people. As “streams in the desert,” we are called to bring His presence into homes, workplaces, and communities, showing His love through hospitality, unity, and compassion. When the banks burst, William says, the geography will change - a picture of the Holy Spirit’s power to bring life wherever He flows.