Of everything the disciples saw Jesus do, the one thing they asked him to teach them was how to pray.

Kath walks through how Jesus answered them. Start by calling God Father, because we get to come to him as his kids. Ask for his kingdom to come into the places we live and work. Keep praying when life is hard. And know that Jesus is praying for us right now, so when we pray, we're joining in with what he's already praying.

You are born for fruit, but you do not have to strain, panic, or perform to reach your destiny.

Only Father God is the Vinedresser. He knows exactly what he is doing with the shears. He cuts to bring life, and He never prunes a branch to destroy it. Your only real job is to drop the performance, remain connected to the Vine, and trust His loving hands.

God is not planning to make all new things. He promised to make all things new.

In this message, Andrea explores the heavy, beautiful challenge of our bodily resurrection. Our lives are just like a tiny acorn planted in the dirt. The seed and the towering oak tree are wildly different, but they are intrinsically linked.

Because our present reality is tied directly to our eternal one, how we live today carries immense weight. Every act of healing, beauty, and love is an active piece of God's eternal restoration project.

Listen as Andrea invites us to let Jesus mess with our priorities, showing us how to access the renewing power of the resurrection day by day.

We have been waiting two millennia for Jesus to return. Waiting that long has a profound effect on the human heart. It is incredibly easy to fall asleezp during a delayed arrival. Jesus knew this would happen. He prepared his followers for a long wait by telling them exactly what readiness looks like.

Biblical readiness is a highly active state. Jesus illustrated this by describing ten bridesmaids invited to a wedding. As the bridegroom delayed, all ten grew tired and fell asleep. The vital difference was who brought enough oil for a long wait. Five bridesmaids planned for an immediate arrival, but the wise bridesmaids packed extra flasks to prepare for a delayed arrival. Jesus also told the story of servants entrusted with their master's wealth. The ones who actively invested the resources were celebrated upon his return. The servant who passively buried his talent out of fear faced a severe consequence. Readiness only ever happens before an event.

We are invited into that exact same state of spiritual readiness. We step into this posture by faithfully doing today's assignment while watching for tomorrow's king.

Groaning is the sound faith makes when the gap between the promise and your reality gets too wide to describe.

Sometimes you completely run out of polite words to pray. In this message, Andrea shares the deeply freeing difference between grumbling and groaning. Grumbling loses expectation and gives up on God entirely. Groaning is the raw noise of a believer who has hit a breaking point but refuses to let go of hope.

If you are in a season of waiting or walking through very real pain, this message is for you. Learn how the Holy Spirit meets us in our weakness, why it is okay to admit you have had enough, and how God actively produces new life on the other side of the wait.

Watch the full message to find hope in the gap.

What does it mean to be formed in the presence of God?

We often try to force our spiritual growth or recreate our first love by reading more, praying harder, or finding a new strategy. We forget those are the things we did second. The very first thing we did was simply receive His love.

Looking at the life of Joshua, we see a completely different order.

Before Joshua ever led a nation or saw a single miracle, he simply stayed behind in the tent of meeting. He wanted to be where God was. He allowed God to form him.

Transformation happens through the gentle, quiet work of the Holy Spirit rather than human striving.

When we stay in His presence and let Him change our desires, our lives become bigger than ourselves. The greatest gift you can give the people around you is a life where Christ is fully formed in you.

We are living through a season that feels incredibly unpredictable. The ground around us seems to be shifting constantly. But Greta shared with us a prophetic revelation that we are called to be like a lighthouse. It sits entirely on solid rock to offer a fixed point of safety for anyone lost in the dark. That is exactly what we are called to be as the Church, and individually in our own neighbourhoods and workplaces.

To stand firm like that requires a shift in how we see our lives. When we base our daily decisions on a short timeline, it is easy to become exhausted by the heavy realities right in front of us. But David spoke on how an awareness of eternity changes everything. When we realise this world is only our temporary home, the way we treat our families, our coworkers, and the strangers we pass on the street suddenly carries profound weight.

We do not need a platform to make an impact, but we do need to be available. Arthur Stace spent decades quietly writing the single word ‘Eternity’ in chalk on the asphalt of Sydney. A man in Rotorua saved a life simply by offering a warm, genuine smile to a homeless stranger in a supermarket.

You are placed exactly where you are for a reason. Be light and be chalk this week. Shine as hope in a world that is lost, and write eternity onto the hearts of those in your sphere of influence.