Eyes of the Heart: Experiencing the Hope We've Been Called To | 31/5/26

Are You Living Like a Prisoner or an Heir? | 28/6/28

What happens when a barrier that once excluded you is torn down completely? In this episode, Pastor Mark unpacks Ephesians 3:1–13, exploring the mystery the Apostle Paul says has now been revealed: that Gentiles — once "without hope and without God" — are made co-heirs, members of the same body, and partners in the promise of Christ. Mark unpacks grace through a simple acronym: God's Riches At Christ's Expense, reminding us it can't be earned, bought, or achieved through effort. Along the way, he shares the moving true story of two girls, whose friendship across cultures beautifully illustrates what it means to be the people of God together. The episode also tackles suffering as a normal part of the Christian life, warns against the cynicism of our age, and makes a compelling case for why we were never meant to walk out our faith alone — but in community, in life groups, encouraging one another as we discover what God is doing in the world and in the heavenly realms. flbc.org.au

Identity, Foundation, Role: What It Means to Be the Church | 21/6/26

What makes the church more than just another organisation or social group? In this week's episode, Pastor Seb opens up Ephesians 2:19–22 to explore three transformative truths about what it means to be the church: our identity as members of God's household, our foundation in Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone, and our role as living stones being built together into something greater than ourselves. Whether you've ever felt like you don't belong, or wondered whether your contribution actually matters, this message is for you. Seb unpacks why every person — regardless of background, personality, or past — has a place in God's family, and why Jesus alone must remain the centre of everything we build our lives upon. A grounding, encouraging word for anyone seeking community, purpose, and a faith that goes deeper than Sunday mornings. flbc.org.au

The Peace That Circumstances Can't Give You | 14/6/26

What does it really mean to have peace — and why do so many Christians feel like they've been ripped off when they can't find it? In this message from Ephesians 2:11–18, Pastor Mark walks through three powerful phrases — so then, but now, so that — to show how the gospel has torn down every wall of hostility between people, and between us and God. Drawing on the Hebrew concept of shalom, Mark challenges listeners to examine what they're remembering: the regrets, bitterness, and fears that steal our peace, or the truth of what Jesus has already done. With stories ranging from the Niagara Falls tightrope walker to the musical Les Misérables, this sermon is a call to lift your eyes, remember who God says you are, and rediscover the peace that only comes from letting Christ carry you. flbc.org.au

But God: Grace, Mercy, and the Love That Saves Us | 7/6/26

What does salvation actually mean — and does it look the way the world tells us it should? In this powerful message from Ephesians 2:1–10, Pastor Melanie Wetzel unpacks three transformative truths about salvation: our sinfulness, God's radical grace, and the good works we're called to walk in. Mel challenges us to get honest about the "small" sins we've been ignoring, reminds us that God's love meets us exactly where we are, and calls us to step into the purpose God has prepared for us — not so we look good, but so the world sees God's goodness. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or want to go deeper in your walk with God, this episode will change the way you think about grace, identity, and what it truly means to be God's handiwork. flbc.org.au

Eyes of the Heart: Experiencing the Hope We've Been Called To | 31/5/26

In this sermon from Ephesians 1:15–23, Riley Langlands opens up Paul's sweeping, breathless prayer for the church at Ephesus — and asks what it means for us today. Drawing on the Greek distinction between 'gnosis' (knowing facts about Jesus) and 'epignosis' (experiencing him personally), Riley unpacks three things Paul wants every believer to know: that we must truly know Jesus, not just know about him; that we are deeply and immeasurably loved as the very inheritance Christ won through the cross; and that Jesus reigns, seated far above every power and authority, working all things together in a broken world. With warmth, humour, and rich illustrations, Riley invites the church into a life of prayer, Scripture, and hospitality — living as the hands and feet of Christ, bringing his kingdom to our streets. If you've ever felt like your faith has stalled, or wondered whether there's more to the Christian life than facts and churchgoing, this episode is for you. flbc.org.au