Rebekah Brandsma continues On Earth as it is in Heaven, exploring Luke 15:8–10 and Matthew 6:33, reminding us of Jesus’ deep love for the lost and calling us to be intentional in seeking and loving those who are yet to know Him.

James Brandsma continues On Earth as it is in Heaven, exploring Luke 14:25–27 & 31–34, inviting us to count the cost of discipleship — not treating Jesus as a problem solver for our lives, instead surrendering our lives to Him, remembering it is only through Christ in us that we can truly follow.

Ps Taylor continues the series On Earth as it is in Heaven, exploring Luke 12:1–24 and challenging us to examine the heart issues behind hypocrisy, fear and greed, inviting us instead to live with integrity and deep trust in God.

Ps Louisa explores Matthew 13:36–52, reflecting on how we are the pearl of great price and Jesus the Merchant who gave everything for us - modelling how, having been saved, we are now to live lives of wholehearted surrender, as echoed in Luke 14:33, Mark 8:35, Luke 9:24 and Matthew 16:24–25.

Ps Louisa unpacks Luke 15:11–32 alongside Genesis 4:1–7, challenging us to consider whether we’re seeking what the Father can give rather than relationship with Him — and reminding us that following Jesus means laying down our whole lives to truly walk with Him.

Mark Boersma brings a reflective message from Matthew 22:1–14, The Invitation to the Marriage Feast, exploring God’s persistent call to His people and the heart posture required to respond.

Join Ps Louisa as the series On Earth as it is in Heaven continues, exploring what it means to live under the leadership of the Holy Spirit. The Kingdom is revealed as we practise listening for His voice, responding, and remaining in Him daily. Drawing on Matthew 7:21–27 this message encourages us to build lives grounded in God’s Word and shaped by the Spirit.

Upperroom — Hosted by UNIVS Tasmania at The Rock Community ChurchCraig Clark unpacks Acts 2:1–4, reminding us that the Holy Spirit wasn’t poured out for a select few, but for all people. This message invites us to be expectant, open, and ready for God to move today just as He did at Pentecost.