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After four and a half years, 51 sermons, and one incredible journey through John’s Gospel… we arrive at the finish line.

In this final message of the series, Josiah Homfray-Cooper unpacks John 20:30–31 — the verses that explain why the Gospel of John was written in the first place: so that we may believe Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and by believing have life in His name.

This episode is a big-picture summary of John’s Gospel, reflecting on the signs, conversations, miracles, and encounters that reveal exactly who Jesus is. More than just information, John’s Gospel invites every reader to a decision: will you believe Him, trust Him, and find life in His name?

Whether you’ve followed the whole series or are listening for the first time, this message is a powerful invitation to encounter Jesus afresh.

What does Jesus do with our failures?

In John 21:15–25, we see a deeply personal conversation between Jesus and Peter on the shore—a moment of honesty, healing, and restoration. Sean Reynolds unpacks how the risen Jesus meets us in our weakness and calls us forward with purpose.

After the resurrection, life doesn’t just go back to normal. In John 21:1–14, the disciples return to fishing—but Jesus meets them there, on the shore, with a fire and a simple invitation to eat.

In this message, Matt MacDiarmid explores how the risen Jesus meets us in the ordinary, provides more than we expect, and invites us into relationship around “the best breakfast ever.”

Jesus is alive—and He still meets people today.

In this message, Matt MacDiarmid explores John 20:19–29, where the risen Jesus appears to His disciples and to doubting Thomas. A story of fear, doubt, and powerful encounter, reminding us that faith begins with meeting the person of Jesus.

In this powerful message, Phil Edwards unpacks the deeply personal resurrection encounter in John 20:11–18, where Mary Magdalene meets the risen Jesus.

Focusing on the moment Jesus speaks her name, this episode explores the beauty of being known, seen, and called by Christ. Often described as “the apostle to the apostles,” Mary’s story reminds us that the good news of the resurrection is first entrusted to ordinary people with extraordinary purpose.

Through this passage, we’re invited to rediscover the voice of Jesus in our own lives—and to step into the calling to share that hope with others.

In this special Easter Sunday evening message, John Smuts reflects on the power and significance of the resurrection of Jesus.

Exploring what Easter truly means beyond tradition, this episode unpacks the hope, renewal, and new life found in Christ. With insight and encouragement, John invites us to consider how the resurrection isn’t just a moment in history—but a present reality that transforms the way we live today.

Whether you joined us in person or are listening back, this message will help you rediscover the heart of Easter and the life-changing impact it holds for each of us.

In this powerful sermon of Hello My Name Is Jesus, Sean Reynolds takes us deep into John 18, where Jesus stands before His accusers and enters the most pivotal courtroom in history — facing humanity’s judgment yet revealing His divine identity as King and Saviour. Through clear, Scripture‑rooted teaching, Sean guides listeners into the heart of Jesus’ trial: exploring how Christ responds with truth, courage, and unwavering obedience even when confronted with fear, denial, and injustice. Whether you’re wrestling with questions about identity, purpose, or what it truly means to follow Jesus in a world that misunderstands Him, this episode invites you to pause, reflect, and hear anew the voice of Christ — gracious yet uncompromising, humble yet sovereign.

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