17th May 2026 - Pastor Wesley Critchley - Ambition

7th June 2026 - Pastor Ben Ma - Don't Lose Your Fire In The Waiting

Pastor Ben Ma asks the question 'what are you waiting for?'

Unpacking the Bible: The Book of James Explained - Audio Commentary

Pastor Wesley Critchley teaches on the whole book of James. Recorded over 6 sessions and edited together for this special exclusive long form podcast. Listening will help you understand more about James intent and focus when writing to Christians.

31st May 2026 Apostle Ian Critchley Trust

Join us for a powerful Sunday service at Destiny Church as we worship together, celebrate God's faithfulness, and explore what it truly means to trust God in every season of life.Through passionate worship and a practical, Bible-based message from Pastor Ian, we're reminded that even when life feels uncertain, God remains faithful, trustworthy, and true to every promise He has made.In This Message: "Trust"Pastor Ian explores how trust is essential to our walk with God and challenges us to move beyond fear, doubt, and self-reliance.Key Points from the Message:Trust and faith are inseparable — two sides of the same coin.Trust begins with understanding that God loves us unconditionally.God proves His trustworthiness through His faithfulness and fulfilled promises.Discipleship is the journey of learning to trust God more deeply.Trusting God requires surrendering control rather than leaning on our own understanding.We don't need to understand everything to trust God.Trust brings peace, even in the middle of life's storms.God can be trusted with:Your financesYour healthYour familyYour relationshipsYour futureTrusting God helps us become trustworthy people.The local church thrives when believers trust God and walk together in faith.God's promises remain true even when circumstances seem uncertain.When we trust God, He directs our path and works all things together for our good.Bible ReferencesProverbs 3:5–6Proverbs 18:19Isaiah 26:3–4Psalm 32:102 Corinthians 1:20Romans 8:28

24th May 2026 Pastor Dr Rajesh Malaki Run Your Race With Freedom

The message centers on Hebrews 12:1–2, encouraging believers to run the spiritual race with endurance by keeping their eyes on Jesus, the author and finisher of faith. The speaker explains that Christians are surrounded by a “great cloud of witnesses”—those who have faithfully gone before them—serving as encouragement to persevere.A major theme is the need to lay aside every weight and sin that hinders spiritual growth. These “weights” include distractions such as worldly comforts, unhealthy relationships, social media, worries, anxieties, competition, and the desire to please people rather than God. The speaker uses the image of scissors to illustrate the importance of cutting off anything unhelpful or spiritually unproductive.The sermon contrasts Martha and Mary, showing that while service is valuable, intimacy with Jesus and attentiveness to His word must come first. The takeaway is to serve faithfully like Martha and worship deeply like Mary. The speaker stresses that a busy life without closeness to God can ruin the race, but focus on God’s Word, fellowship with the church, and dependence on Christ bring freedom and endurance.The message concludes with a call to prayer, surrender, and renewal, urging listeners to let go of hindrances, trust God in trials, and continue running the race with hope, freedom, and perseverance. The closing worship songs reinforce themes of God’s presence, grace, healing, and new beginnings.Key ThemesRun the race of faith with enduranceKeep your eyes on JesusRemove spiritual distractions and burdensBeware of worry, anxiety, and worldly competitionValue intimacy with God above busynessServe faithfully and worship deeplyTrust God for restoration, freedom, and strength

17th May 2026 - Pastor Wesley Critchley - Ambition

Pastor Wes preaches a sermon focsued on Ambition. He encourages us to Seek first the kingdom of God and align our ambition with God's plans for our lives. But God can also give us ambition for a moment or season. We pray this sermon encourages you to find or rediscover your ambition.