Hillsong Church - Brisbane City

I STILL LOVE THE CHURCH - Lucinda Dooley

Have we given up on the church, or do we still see its unstoppable power? Today, we dive into the beautiful, messy, and enduring reality of God’s house. Even in the face of disappointment, Jesus is still building His church, and it's far greater than an institution—it's a family. You cannot fulfill the full purpose of God if you aren't connected to the body. It’s time to let go of past hurts, embrace the tension that creates beautiful music together, and fall in love with the church all over again.

A RADICAL MOVE OF GOD- Jasmine Johnson

What do you do when the situation looks completely dead? Jasmine unpacks Ezekiel 37 to show us how God breathes life into our driest valleys through holy conversations, holy confessions, and holy collaboration. She challenges us to move from passive observation to active partnership with the Holy Spirit. Words have power, and our impossible situations are just waiting for a life-giving prophecy. It’s time to start speaking truth and see a radical move of God in our families, workplaces, and cities.

LEADERSHIP: CRITICS & NEGATIVITY

LEADERSHIP: CRITICS & NEGATIVITY by Hillsong Church - Brisbane City

THE MIRACLE OF PENTECOST - Lee Burns

Are we just seeking a spiritual experience, or are we actually living on mission? Lee Burns unpacks the true purpose of Pentecost, challenging us to embrace two distinct moves of the Holy Spirit: the miracle of everyday benevolence and the miracle of supernatural power. He reminds us that the Spirit's empowerment isn't meant to stay in the upper room—it is meant to flow out to a hurting world. “If God can get it to us, the Holy Spirit will get it through us.” It’s time to shift from self-preservation to radical generosity, step out in faith, and become the miracle someone else has been praying for.

THE DAY OF PENTECOST - Mike Baumgartner

Are we letting the Holy Spirit flow through our lives, or just building pretty, empty riverbanks? Mike unpacks three defining snapshots of Pentecost in Acts 2: the inclusiveness, the authority, and the accessibility of the Spirit. He challenges us to move from passive belief to active surrender. Just because God's power is available doesn't mean it's automatic. It's time to step out in faith, receive His divine empowerment, and let the river run again.