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  • The Priest's Garments

    The Priest's Garments
    2025/11/30
    In The Priest’s Garments, David Mulligan brings the church into a powerful exploration of Exodus 28, showing how every detail of the high priest’s garments points prophetically to Jesus — our eternal High Priest — and to the life He calls us to live in these end times.

    Drawing from Matthew 22:36–40, David begins with Jesus’ command to love God and love our neighbour, contrasting this with the world’s message of self-love that collapses into judgement, anxiety, and self-condemnation when life breaks down. True love flows only from the Father — we must go back to the well of His love so we can pour it out on others.

    The heart of the message focuses on the fine linen, a picture of Christ’s righteousness woven through sacrifice, purity, and endurance. David explains how linen is formed — hammered fibres intertwined into a strong, breathable thread — mirroring Jesus’ suffering and perfect obedience on the cross. Linen is cool under pressure, protective in heat, and durable when unmixed. In the same way, Christ’s righteousness strengthens, shelters, and steadies believers, but becomes weakened when mixed with our own attempts at self-righteousness. We are made righteous entirely by Him.

    David also explores the breastplate stones of Exodus 28 — sardius (faith and protection), topaz (wisdom), carbuncle (guidance), emerald (divine favour) — each carrying spiritual meaning. These stones rest close to the heart of the High Priest, foreshadowing Jesus carrying His people, His gifts, and His calling over His heart continually.

    The message also highlights the gold setting (purity, unchanging nature of God), the one-piece garment (beginning and ending with Jesus), and the pomegranates and bells (fruitfulness and the ongoing work of Christ’s death covering our failures). Healing, David reminds us, is found in Christ Himself — not in our perfection — and it is available now.

    The sermon closes with a call to receive the unconditional love of Jesus, to wear His righteousness daily, and to ask the Holy Spirit to silence distractions so we can walk in wisdom, love, and holiness from glory to glory.
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  • Gifts from God

    Gifts from God
    2025/11/23
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  • Impossible to Hold Down

    Impossible to Hold Down
    2025/11/18
    In this powerful sermon on Acts 2, PJ Sexton traces the journey from the resurrection of Jesus to the birth of the early church at Pentecost. Drawing on Peter’s preaching, he shows how Jesus’ death and resurrection fulfilled prophecy and proved that it was impossible for death to keep its hold on Him. PJ contrasts King David with King Jesus, emphasising Christ as the true prophet, priest, and king who conquered sin and now reigns at the right hand of God.

    PJ then unpacks the life of the early believers in Acts 2:42-47, highlighting the four pillars that shaped the church — teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. He warns how the enemy attacks these foundations through false teaching and disunity, and explains the depth of koinonia — a shared life, a blood-bought unity created by Christ Himself. With practical insight and heartfelt challenge, he calls the church to genuine fellowship, spiritual devotion, and to walk in the same resurrection power that raised Jesus from the dead.
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  • Turn Around

    Turn Around
    2025/11/09
    In “Turn Around”, Pastor Cathal Duffy explores Hosea 14:1-9, where God lovingly calls His people to return to Him. The message centres on repentance — the spiritual U-turn that brings believers home to God’s mercy and restoration. Drawing parallels to the Prodigal Son in Luke 15, Pastor Cathal highlights how life with God is infinitely better than life apart from Him.

    Through vivid imagery of renewal and growth, Hosea paints a picture of God’s steadfast love: He heals our waywardness, forgives freely, and restores our fruitfulness when we dwell under His shadow. The sermon reminds listeners that repentance is not a one-time act but a way of life, and that God’s grace both accepts us as we are and transforms us into who we’re meant to be.
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  • Tree of Life

    Tree of Life
    2025/11/02
    In “Tree of Life”, Peter Burrows takes listeners on a journey from Eden to Calvary, revealing how God’s plan for restoration began in Genesis and was fulfilled through the cross. Drawing from Genesis 2–3, Galatians 5, and other key passages, Burrows shows how sin separated humanity from God — but through Jesus, the Tree of Life was made available again.
    The sermon traces three key trees: the Tree of Life in Eden (life lost), the Tree of Knowledge (sin and separation), and the Cross (life restored). Through Christ’s obedience, surrender, and victory, believers are invited into new life and eternal fellowship with God. The message closes with a call to personal surrender at the foot of the cross, embracing transformation by the Holy Spirit’s fruits — love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
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  • Blessed: Living the Way of Jesus

    Blessed: Living the Way of Jesus
    2025/10/26
    In Blessed: Living the Way of Jesus, Mark Horgan teaches from Matthew 5:3–10, revealing how the Beatitudes turn the world’s values upside down.
    We are saved by grace, and through Christ we are called to live with humility, mercy, and righteousness — qualities that reflect the heart of God.

    Jesus reminds us that those who mourn are comforted, the meek inherit the earth, and those who hunger and thirst for righteousness will be filled.
    True blessing is found not in comfort or achievement, but in a life shaped by grace and truth.

    This message invites us to follow the example of Jesus — to be merciful, pure in heart, and peacemakers who bring unity and hope wherever we go.
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  • Walking In Love

    Walking In Love
    2025/10/19
    In this heartfelt message, Walking in Love, Pastor Cathal Duffy teaches from Ephesians 4:22–5:2, showing how believers are called to live like God — marked by truth, kindness, and compassion. Paul reminds us that we are God’s masterpiece, created in Christ Jesus to live out our new identity with grace and integrity.

    This passage moves from the general to the specific: speak truthfully, deal with anger before it festers, forgive freely, and show compassion — just as God has shown compassion to us.
    Our obedience does not make us holy; it reflects the holy status we already have in Christ. Drawing on Philippians 2, Romans 8, and Luke 15, Pastor Cathal reminds us that sanctification takes time — but we are dearly loved children, called to imitate God and walk in love as Christ did.
    He took our place on the cross, demonstrating the fullness of God’s grace and truth. Walking in Love is a message that calls us to reflect Christ’s heart in every part of life — to forgive, to be kind, and to live each day in the power of His love.
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  • Learning Christ

    Learning Christ
    2025/10/12
    In this powerful message, Learning Christ, Pastor Cathal Duffy unpacks Ephesians 4:17–25, calling believers to live from their new identity in Christ.
    Paul urges us to stop copying the world and instead to put off the old self and put on the new—a daily process of transformation through the Holy Spirit.

    Referencing 2 Corinthians 5:17, Colossians 3:9–10, and Romans 12:2, Pastor Cathal explains that this renewal is not achieved by human effort but by God’s grace at work within us. Just as Jeremiah exchanged his prison garments for new clothes, we are clothed in righteousness and called to walk in holiness. Our obedience does not make us holy—it honours God—as we continually return to Jesus, learning Him and becoming more like Him. Learning Christ is a message of daily renewal and transformation, reminding us that through the Spirit, we are being shaped into His likeness.
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