In this inspiring message, we are invited to look at life through the lens of grace rather than fairness. So often we find ourselves wondering why things happen the way they do or why life doesn’t seem fair. But through the story of Job, we are reminded that God is not building a world based on fairness. He is creating a kingdom built on grace.

Grace is where love is freely given, not earned. It is what transforms hearts, heals relationships, and restores hope. When we stop trying to earn God’s favor and simply receive His love, everything changes.

If you have ever struggled with disappointment, loss, or the feeling that life has been unfair, this message will encourage you to rest in God’s goodness. You will discover that in His kingdom of grace, every moment of pain and every act of love is redeemed for something far greater than fairness could ever offer.

Note: The video clip from Les Miserables used in the original service is copyrighted and could not be included in this podcast recording.

In this inspiring message, we are reminded that generosity isn’t just a nice thing to do, it’s part of God’s design for human flourishing. From the laws of Moses to the life of Jesus and the early church, we see that God hardwired generosity into His plan for healing relationships, communities, and even nations.

Through powerful stories from the streets of Nepal to the villages of Uganda and the everyday generosity happening within our own church we are invited to live with open hands and courageous hearts. True generosity isn’t reckless giving; it’s confidence in who we are and in the God who provides.

This episode challenges us to see generosity as more than a transaction, it’s a transformation. When we live with open hearts and let God’s love flow through us, we become part of His story of renewal, justice, and hope in the world.

In this powerful and heartfelt message, Pastor Sam reminds us that life was never meant to be lived all at once. When we try to carry tomorrow’s worries or dwell on yesterday’s regrets, we miss the beauty of what God is doing right now. Drawing from Scripture, he challenges us to slow down, trust God’s timing, and take life one day at a time.

Through personal stories of faith, forgiveness, and transformation, Sam shares how surrendering control opens the door for peace and freedom. Whether it’s breaking free from anxiety, learning to forgive, or simply choosing gratitude for today, this message will inspire you to live in the moment with God’s strength.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by the future or burdened by the past, this episode is a timely reminder that God is in both but He meets you in the now.

Have you ever realized your faith is running on autopilot? In this powerful message, Bev encourages us to move beyond routine Christianity and rediscover the life-giving relationship Jesus offers. Too often we live like people storing stale water in cracked cisterns—doing the right things but disconnected from the source of life.

Through vivid imagery from Scripture, Bev reminds us that Jesus calls us to come and drink deeply from the living water He freely gives. When we draw from Him daily, His Spirit flows through us like a fountain. Refreshing, renewing, and bringing hope to others.

This episode is a heartfelt invitation to stop striving, to stop trying to “be good enough,” and simply plug back into the source.

Whether you’ve felt spiritually dry, distracted, or disconnected, this message will remind you that it’s never too late to come back to the well and let the living water flow again.

In this message, David Ritchie invites us to see life through the lens of God’s generosity rather than scarcity. Using Jesus’ parable of the rich fool, he challenges the idea that success is about gaining more for ourselves. Life isn’t a zero sum game where someone must lose for another to win. It is an invitation to live with open hands and generous hearts.

Through personal stories from his years in ministry and mission work, David shares how God’s kindness multiplies when we trust Him with our resources, fears, and worries. He reminds us that anxiety about the future adds nothing to our lives, but generosity toward God and others brings lasting joy and eternal reward.

If you’ve ever struggled with fear, control, or the feeling that you might lose by giving too much, this message will help you rediscover the freedom of living with faith and gratitude, letting the river of God’s generosity flow through you.

In this message, Pastor Stu Brown continues the series Let the River Flow with a challenge to let God do a deep work in our hearts. He reminds us that true community begins with honesty before God and one another, not hiding behind busyness or surface-level connection.

Drawing from Psalm 139, Stu encourages us to pray, “Search me, God, and know my heart. Test me and know my anxious thoughts.” Like tidying a messy house, we need to bring everything into the light resentments, pride, addictions, hidden struggles and allow God to show us what needs to be surrendered.

This is not about shame or endless self-criticism but about freedom. When we confess specifically and honestly, God’s grace meets us with healing, and His Spirit flows through us to others.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, weighed down, or far from God, this message will help you take courageous steps toward honesty, surrender, and the fullness of life Jesus promises.

Richmond Wandera grew up in Uganda, where tragedy and poverty shaped his childhood. After his father was murdered, his family was forced into the slums of Naguru. At just eight years old, Richmond faced hunger, loss, and the fear of invisibility that poverty brings. But everything changed when a 15 year old girl on the other side of the world chose to sponsor him.

That simple decision gave Richmond access to food, education and hope. It not only lifted him out of poverty but also transformed generations in his family. Today he leads pastors, trains leaders, and helps thousands of children find freedom and faith through Christ.

This powerful message is not just about survival but about redemption. Richmond shares how God rewrites broken stories and invites us to join in His work of restoration. If you have ever wondered whether one life can make a difference, this story will inspire you to see how small acts of faith can change the world.

In this message we are invited to discover what it really means to surrender to God. Too often we try to control our lives, clinging to our own plans and strength, but Jesus shows us a better way. Just as a seed must fall to the ground and die before it produces fruit, we are called to die to our self-centeredness and trust the One who loves us completely.

This is not weakness or passivity. True surrender is an act of courage and faith. It means letting go of the blind spots, pride, and striving that hold us back, and finding new life in God’s Spirit. As we learn to surrender daily, we begin to see His love flow through us, bringing peace, joy, kindness, and hope into the world around us.

If you long for freedom from the pressure to control everything, this message will encourage you to open your hands, lay down your burdens, and discover the life Jesus promises to all who follow Him.