In this message Roger Aubrey, explores the deep, covenant friendship between David and Jonathan as a model for true, godly relationships. Drawing from 1 Samuel and the teachings of Jesus, he unpacks five key aspects of kingdom friendship: vulnerability, trust, integrity in speech, honesty, and encouragement. He challenges us to become friends who can be trusted, who speak well of others, who tell the truth in love, and who strengthen one another in faith. More than a lesson on friendship, this talk is a call to live out the “royal law”, to love others as we love ourselves in the ordinary yet powerful moments of everyday life.

In this moving and faith-filled message, Geoff and Pam share the powerful lesson that mirrors how God sees each of us. We explore how the opinions and judgments of others can weigh us down like “gray dots,” dimming the light God placed within us. But when we turn to our Maker, we discover our true identity: chosen, redeemed, and loved beyond measure. This talk is an invitation to shed false labels and live as God’s masterpiece.

In this powerful message on the life of David, Chris unpacks 1 Samuel 17 with fresh insight and explores how God uses seasons of testing to prepare us for greater purpose. Learn how divine grace and personal diligence work together, and how even your unseen struggles can shape you for significant moments of victory. Whether you’re in a hidden season or standing before your own giant, this message will stir your faith, remind you that the battle belongs to the Lord, and call you to live with courage, conviction, and preparation.

In this episode, Harry Pickett unpacks the story of God’s Kingdom—from Eden to David—revealing how God’s rule is established not through outward strength, but through surrendered hearts. Tracing the journey from Saul’s downfall to David’s anointing, Harry explores what it means for God to look at the heart, how His Kingdom grows in hidden places, and why the Spirit’s power—not human effort—advances God’s purposes.

Geoff unpacks the power of God’s light—from the moment He spoke “Let there be light” into the chaos of creation, to the miracle of Him shining that same light into human hearts through Christ. Drawing from Genesis, 2 Corinthians, Ephesians, and Jesus’ words in Matthew 5, Geoff challenges us to arise and shine in a dark world—not hiding the light within us, but letting it radiate in our workplaces, communities, and daily lives.

In this message, Dave Gregg calls us back to Jesus’ commission: you are the light of the world. Flowing from a summer encounter at the One Voice conference, Dave urges us not just to hear the Word but to do it—together. Using simple, memorable visuals (tea-lights, a lighthouse, and a torch that widens its beam), he shows how everyday believers carry Christ’s hope into workplaces, neighborhoods, and families.

Dave gets practical: smile more, guard your words, refuse gossip, serve where you are, and give the Holy Spirit “something to work with.” He reminds us that character and integrity shine brightest, and that our light intensifies when we stand shoulder-to-shoulder as a church. The call is clear—fan the flame, be continually filled with the Spirit, and let your light reach farther than before.

Key Scriptures

• Matthew 5:14 — You are the light of the world.
• 1 John 4:17 — As He is, so are we in this world.
• Ephesians 4:29 — Speak what builds up.
• Proverbs 18:21 — Life and death in the tongue.
• James 2:14–17 — Faith without works is dead.
• Ephesians 5:18 — Be filled with the Spirit.
• Acts 3:1–10 — Peter and the beggar at the gate.

Takeaways

• You’re chosen and commissioned—there are no substitutes in the Kingdom.
• Let your everyday presence, words, and deeds carry Christ’s life.
• Serve practically; small acts open big doors for the gospel.
• Widen your “beam”: expect your influence to reach further.
• Don’t run on empty—keep fanning the flame of the Spirit.

This week, we continue our mini-series inspired by the One Voice conference in Cardiff, exploring the theme “The Light of the World.” Jesus not only declared, “I am the Light of the World,” but also turned to His followers and said, “You are the light of the world.”

Together, we unpack what it means to live as light-bearers in a world often marked by darkness. From Genesis’ first command, “Let there be light,” to John’s teaching that walking in the light is inseparable from living in love, this message explores the deep connection between light, life, and love.

Harry shares takeaways from One Voice and Kerry Jones’ word that the Church must become a Spirit-filled people. Walking through Acts 1–2, he argues that the Holy Spirit is the main character of the early Church story, and that personal focus on Jesus, honest community, and obedience in waiting prepare us to host the move of God. Harry lands with a practical call to “set your sails” — removing weights and sin, repairing unity, and making space for the Spirit’s power and overflow.