The God Who Weeps and Calls The Dead To Life (Chris Vessey)

Restored Not Condemned (Ovi Vlaicu)

In this message, Ovi traces Simon Peter's remarkable journey with Jesus across three pivotal encounters—from the miraculous catch of fish in Luke 5, through Peter's devastating denial in Matthew 26, to his restoration by the sea in John 21—revealing that Jesus meets us not with condemnation but with restoration. Through the profound question "Do you love me?" asked three times over Peter's three denials, Ovi shows how Jesus breaks through our shame, fear, and feelings of unworthiness to call us back to purpose and belonging. As you listen, know that no matter how badly you've failed or how far you've wandered, Jesus is asking you the same question today: if you say yes, your story is not over—restoration is waiting.

The One Who Already Knows (Richard Pemberton)

In this message, Richard unpacks the often-overlooked story in Matthew 17 where Peter encounters Jesus over a simple tax question, and discovers that Jesus is just as glorious in ordinary conversations as he is on the mountain. Through the miracle of the coin in the fish, Richard reveals that Jesus already knows what we're worried about before we ask, sees opportunities where we see problems, and has already provided what we need before we even recognise the need exists. As you listen, be encouraged that the things occupying your thoughts this week have not caught Jesus off guard—he is already at work, already aware, and already providing.

Jesus and the Pharisees (Hilary Dalziel)

In this message, Hilary tackles Jesus' confrontation with the Pharisees in Luke 11, where he exposes their hypocrisy—clean on the outside but filthy within, focused on outward rules whilst neglecting the condition of their hearts. With grace and truth, Jesus challenges them directly, not to condemn but to set them free, and warns his disciples (and us) that the same seeds of hypocrisy can creep into our own hearts if we're not careful. As you listen, ask yourself: How does my Monday life compare to my Sunday life, and am I willing to let Jesus expose what's hidden in my heart so that I can experience his forgiveness, grace, and transformation?

Meeting Jesus At The Table (Patrick Stone)

In this message, Patrick explores the story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24) and reveals three profound truths: Jesus meets us in our confusion and opens our understanding through His Word, Jesus reveals himself in the breaking of bread with power and covenant, and Jesus commissions and empowers us to go out as witnesses of the resurrection. As you come to the table today, come with gratitude for Jesus' faithful presence, with faith and expectation in the power of the cross and resurrection, and with commitment to be boldly used by the Holy Spirit to carry the good news into the world.

“Do you love Me?” (David Lyon)

In this message, David explores Jesus' tender yet profound final encounter with Peter by the seashore (John 21), where the risen Jesus asks the disciple three times: "Do you love me?"—offering restoration, forgiveness, and a fresh commission after Peter's devastating denial. Through Peter's journey from fisherman to apostle to shepherd, David reveals what it means to be loved by Jesus despite our failures, and to respond to that love by caring for His people. As you listen, consider: How is Jesus inviting you to draw near to Him today, and who is He calling you to shepherd and care for in His name?