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This powerful message from Luke 15 unpacks the journey of the prodigal son—not just as a story of rebellion, but of restoration. God loves you enough to let you walk away, but never stops watching for your return. The pigsty may feed you, but it will never fulfill you. You weren’t made for the mud—you were made in the image of God. Whether you've rushed your season or lost your way, this is your call to rise up, come home, and rediscover the Father’s embrace.

"The pigsty is not your home—it doesn’t define you. You are not a pig. You are a child of God."

In this message, we explore the spiritual keys God has already placed in your hands—keys to freedom, authority, boldness, and breakthrough. Through a powerful personal story and the example of Peter in Scripture, we’ll discover how intimacy with the Holy Spirit leads to real spiritual authority. Whether you feel unqualified, overwhelmed, or stuck, this message will stir your faith to pick up your keys and step into your God-given calling. It’s time to stop settling and start unlocking everything He has for you.

"You’re not just a problem for the Holy Spirit to fix—you’re a weapon He wants to deploy."

These episodes are recordings from Flourish — a women’s conference created to inspire, equip, and empower women to thrive in every season. Each session features powerful teaching, passionate worship, and real moments of encounter with God. Whether you joined us in the room or are tuning in after, we pray these messages encourage and strengthen you.

These episodes are recordings from Flourish — a women’s conference created to inspire, equip, and empower women to thrive in every season. Each session features powerful teaching, passionate worship, and real moments of encounter with God. Whether you joined us in the room or are tuning in after, we pray these messages encourage and strengthen you.

These episodes are recordings from Flourish — a women’s conference created to inspire, equip, and empower women to thrive in every season. Each session features powerful teaching, passionate worship, and real moments of encounter with God. Whether you joined us in the room or are tuning in after, we pray these messages encourage and strengthen you.

Ps. Ben Ritchie brought a stirring word on what it means to proclaim the gospel. Inspired by Romans 10:8–15 and the song “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles),” he reminded us that we’re not just hearers—we’re heralds. We’re not just called to believe—we’re sent.

We carry a message of victory—one worth running for, worth speaking out, and worth living for. Just like the early church never stopped proclaiming, even in persecution, we too are called to be bold and unashamed messengers of hope.

Ben highlighted the rising openness among Gen Z, the hunger for truth, and the urgent opportunity we have to reach them. This generation is ready. The question is: Are we?

Lisa Lyall continued our series with a message from Luke 19:40 and 1 Peter 2:4–5, reminding us that we are living stones—precious to God and built into something greater. We cannot stay silent. Let your life be one that remembers what He’s done, stands up for what’s right, and honours the One who gave it all.

Join us as Jim McGlade shares a challenging message from Ephesians 5:8–14, calling us to live as children of light. Once part of darkness, we’ve now been resurrected into the light through Christ — and with that comes a responsibility: to live lives that shine with goodness, integrity, and patience, bearing fruit that reflects His light

In this powerful evening message, guest speaker Luke Brendling takes us to the road to Emmaus in Luke 24. When discouragement distorts our vision, Jesus draws near. He sees us, walks with us, reveals Himself, and empowers us to get back up again. On the road of revelation, hope is restored and vision is renewed.

This Easter Sunday, guest speaker Luke Brandling brings a message of unshakable hope. From the garden to the grave—and ultimately to the good news—we’re reminded that even when hope feels lost, God is still at work. Drawing from Proverbs 13, 1 Peter 3, and Romans 15, this message declares the truth: you can put truth in a grave, but it won’t stay there

In this message from our 'Find Your Voice' series, Mark Morrison speaks to the tension between biblical worship and cultural reservation. Drawing from Acts 16, 2 Samuel 12, and 2 Samuel 6, Mark challenges us to reclaim our voice in praise—whether in the prison, in pain, or in the palace. Worship isn't about feelings, appearances, or opinions. It's about choosing to respond to who God is, no matter the circumstance.

In this message from our Find Your Voice series, Pastor Sam Moir unpacks how finding your voice starts by first learning to listen. Looking at 1 Samuel 3 and Proverbs 18:21, he explores Samuel’s posture, Eli’s fading vision, and the humility needed to truly hear God. Discover how to discern between the voice of God, self, Satan, and the world—and what makes God’s voice so unmistakably clear.

Monica Jack continues our 'Find Your Voice' series with a special Mother's Day message, Mum's the Word. Exploring the power of words, she unpacks the authority, influence, and responsibility of a mother’s voice—both in shaping children and pointing them to Jesus.

Whether celebrating motherhood, navigating loss, or longing for God’s promises, this message reminds us that Jesus is the ultimate Word, holding the final authority over our lives.

Join us for our vision offering as we continue in obedience to complete the work on Albert Street. This week, tune in to four separate speakers as we chat about what we are giving to, why we are giving, how to give, and then Pastor Ben will end with a short gospel message.

Ps. Ben kicks off a brand new series, "Find Your Voice," exploring the topic of using our voice in praise, prayer, proclamation, and power. Starting off with Power, Ben speaks out of Proverbs 18:21 and how our voices are to be used to build and lift others up.

Join Pastor Lisa Lyall for an inspiring and heartfelt message about calling on the name of the Lord during tough times. This sermon beautifully reminds us of the refuge and strength we can find in God. Whether you're dealing with challenges or looking for a deeper connection, this message encourages you to reach out to God, trust in His sovereignty, and nurture your faith. Tune in and feel uplifted as you call on His name and experience His grace.

This week, Mark continues his series on spiritual warfare, focusing on the concept of spiritual attacks and discussing four factors that can make us more vulnerable to the devil's schemes and more open to attack.

Join us for the return of the new expression of church online - central stories! Starting with the story of a longstanding member in the life of central church - Robert Findlay!