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  • I Will Not Fear

    I Will Not Fear
    2026/04/26
    In this sobering yet inspiring message, Alan Cousins of SAT-7 shares firsthand accounts of the explosive growth and intense suffering of the church in the MENA region. Drawing from Psalm 27, Alan explores how believers in North Africa and the Middle East prepare for imprisonment by memorising the promise: "The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?".

    Alan contrasts the "spirit of fear" often found in other faiths with the "spirit of confidence" found in Christ. He shares moving stories, including the account of Dimitri, a Russian believer whose "heart song" of praise eventually moved 1,500 hardened criminals to worship alongside him.

    The sermon is a call to the Western church to break out of their own "prisons of fear". Alan encourages us not to pity persecuted believers, but to pray for their courage and to join them in the belief that the Gospel is worth everything.
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  • The River of God

    The River of God
    2026/04/19
    In this powerful message from Ezekiel 47, Pastor Cathal Duffy explores the vision of the amazing, life-giving river that flows from God’s temple. Building on last week’s call to be filled with the Spirit, Cathal illustrates how God often starts with a "trickle" – a small beginning – before enlarging it beyond our expectations into a river deep enough to swim in.

    The sermon highlights the dual nature of this river: it is both a personal invitation to "come and drink" and a transforming force for the world around us. Cathal uses the contrast between the Sea of Galilee (which has an outflow) and the Dead Sea (which has none) to remind us that we are called to be both receivers and transmitters of God's blessing.

    Ultimately, the River of God brings life to dead places and fruitfulness to barren ones. By choosing to move deeper into the water, we allow the Holy Spirit to rewrite our history, heal our land, and make the Gospel attractive to those around us.
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  • Thanks Living

    Thanks Living
    2026/04/12
    In this inspiring message from Ephesians 5, Pastor Cathal Duffy challenges us to move from simply knowing our identity in Christ to actively living it out. The sermon focuses on the believer's "walk"—an intentional, purposeful manner of life that chooses wisdom over foolishness and the Spirit's control over the world's influences.

    Pastor Cathal explains that "redeeming the time" means buying up every opportunity to serve God's purposes in a messy world. A central theme of the message is the command to be continually filled with the Holy Spirit, which results in a heart that overflows with joy and melody.

    Ultimately, we are called to a life of "Thanks Living". This is more than a polite gesture; it is a profound, believing acknowledgment of God's purposes for good in Christ. As we walk this journey, we are encouraged to keep our souls full of music and our hearts full of praise, giving thanks to the Father for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus.
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  • I Have Seen the Lord

    I Have Seen the Lord
    2026/04/05
    In this joyful Easter Sunday message, Pastor Cathal Duffy explores the transformative power of the resurrection as recorded in John 20 . The sermon focuses on the deeply personal moment when the risen Christ meets Mary Magdalene in her grief and calls her by name. Pastor Cathal highlights that while the empty tomb and neatly arranged grave clothes are historical evidence of a miracle, the true heart of Easter is a personal meeting with the living Jesus .

    The message serves as a warm reminder that the "vision is Jesus" – the Good Shepherd who has triumphed over every broken thing in our past to give us a glorious future . Whether we are facing shattered dreams or the "darkness" of a difficult season, we are invited to hear His voice and respond with the same joyous certainty as Mary: "I have seen the Lord".
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  • The Heart of the Cross

    The Heart of the Cross
    2026/04/03
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  • Touching the Hem of His Garment

    Touching the Hem of His Garment
    2026/03/29
    In Touching the Hem of His Garment, guest speaker Jean Watson shares a powerful message about grace, healing, and restoration through Jesus Christ. Drawing from Luke 8:43–48, she reflects on the story of the woman who had suffered for twelve years and found healing by reaching out in desperate faith to touch the hem of Jesus’ garment. 

    Jean explains that the cry of faith often comes not from strength but from weakness. When we reach the place where we recognise our need and call out to God, His grace meets us there. The New Testament word sozo describes the fullness of salvation — forgiveness, healing, restoration, and deliverance. 

    Through personal testimony and Scripture, Jean reminds believers that freedom from condemnation is central to living in God’s grace. When we receive forgiveness and extend that same grace to others, God begins a deeper work of healing and restoration in our lives. Even in seasons of suffering or unanswered prayer, His grace remains sufficient and His power is made perfect in weakness.
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  • The Fisher of Men

    The Fisher of Men
    2026/03/22
    In The Fisher of Men, Mark Horgan looks at Peter’s life-changing encounter with Jesus in Luke 5:1–11. When Jesus called Simon Peter to let down his nets once more, an extraordinary catch of fish revealed both the power and the grace of Christ.

    Confronted with the holiness of Jesus, Peter recognised his own sinfulness — yet instead of rejection, Jesus called him into a new purpose: ‘From now on you will catch men.’

    Peter’s story reminds us that God does not call perfect people. Through failure, restoration, and transformation, Peter became a leader in the early church and a powerful witness for Christ.

    His life shows that when we respond to Jesus’ call, God can take ordinary people and use them for extraordinary purposes.
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  • No Condemnation

    No Condemnation
    2026/03/15
    In No Condemnation, Sally Lenihan explores the powerful moment in John 8:2 - 11, where the religious leaders bring a woman caught in adultery before Jesus in an attempt to trap Him using the law of Moses. Publicly accused and facing judgment, the woman stands surrounded by condemnation.

    Jesus responds with a challenge that exposes the hearts of the accusers: “Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone.” One by one they leave, confronted by their own guilt. Left alone with the woman, Jesus speaks words that reveal the heart of the gospel: “Neither do I condemn you… go now and leave your life of sin.”

    Sally highlights how this moment shows the difference between a faith built on rules and one centred on grace. While the law exposes sin, Jesus offers forgiveness and a new beginning. The message reminds us that the gospel replaces condemnation with grace and invites us into a restored relationship with God through Christ.
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