I AM: The Gate || Ps Scott Wrigley

I AM: The True Vine || Ps David Schembri

This week in our I AM series, Ps David Schembri unpacks Jesus' powerful declaration, “I am the true vine.” Through John 15:1–17, we're reminded that a flourishing life isn't found in striving harder, but in staying connected to Jesus. As we learn what it means to abide in Him, we discover that lasting fruitfulness, purpose, and transformation flow from a life rooted in His presence.

I AM: The Way The Truth And The Life

This week in our I AM series, Ps Bek Stevens explores one of Jesus’ most profound declarations: “I am the way, the truth, and the life” from John 14:6. In a world full of competing voices, shifting truths, and countless paths, Jesus makes a bold claim—not that He shows the way, but that He is the way. Join us as we unpack what it means to follow Christ as the source of truth, the path to the Father, and the giver of abundant life.

I AM: The Resurrection And The Life || Ps David Schembri

This week in our I AM series, Ps David Schembri explores Jesus’ declaration, “I am the resurrection and the life” from John 11:17–35. Through the story of Lazarus, we see a Saviour who enters into our grief, meets us in our waiting, and calls us to place our trust in Him. Discover how Jesus brings hope in the midst of loss and reveals His power over death, both now and for eternity.

I Am: The Good Shepherd || Ps David Schembri

This week in our I AM series, Ps David Schembri unpacks Jesus’ powerful statement, “I Am the Good Shepherd.”Through John 10:11–18, we’re reminded that Jesus isn’t distant or disconnected — He leads, protects, knows, and lays down His life for His sheep. No matter where you find yourself, there is a Shepherd who calls you by name and leads you into life.

I AM: The Gate || Ps Scott Wrigley

This week in our I AM series, Scott Wrigley brings the word around Jesus’ statement, “I am the Gate.” Through John 10, we explore how Jesus is the doorway to salvation, safety, freedom, and true life. A message that reminds us that the invitation of Jesus is not restriction, but access to the fullness of life found in Him.