Living Rock Podcast

In this all-age message, Alex and Lisa explore what it means to be connected to the source—God Himself. Using stories from Exodus and Numbers, they highlight how God provides in the midst of testing and challenge, reminding us that prayer connects us to the living water we need. With interactive moments, engaging illustrations, and practical encouragement, this message invites both children and adults to stop grumbling, start praying, and stay connected to the Spirit.

In this message, David Lyon explores the powerful biblical imagery of water and wine—symbols of the Holy Spirit’s presence, abundance, and refreshing work in and through the Church. From Eden to Revelation, David traces the flow of living water and new wine through Scripture, revealing God’s desire to pour out His Spirit generously on His people. He shares three “superpowers” the Church carries today—imagination, integration, and invitation—and calls us to be open vessels, ready for growth, transformation, and daily outpouring. This is a timely and faith-stirring message for every believer longing to see the Spirit move in extraordinary ways.

In this message, Hilary encourages us to pursue Holy Spirit boldness in the face of fear, uncertainty, and spiritual opposition. Drawing from Acts 3–4, we hear how ordinary disciples like Peter and John did extraordinary things through the power of the Spirit—and how we can do the same today. Whether we’re facing challenges, sharing our faith, or loving each other practically, this boldness isn’t something we muster up—it’s something God gives. Listen in as we’re reminded to pray boldly, speak boldly, and love boldly.

Ian reflects on some extraordinary men and women who served our country during the war as part of the 80th anniversary of VE day.

When Jesus told the story of the two types of builder, and said that the wise man builds on rock (Matthew 7:24-27), He was setting the scene for His promise that He would build His House (the church) on Rock (Matthew 16:18) - a solid, secure and unshakeable foundation. So what does that mean for us in practical terms today?  How is the church to be built? What are the essential foundations?  And how can we play our part in what’s being built?…