Join Ps Louisa as the series On Earth as it is in Heaven continues, exploring what it means to live under the leadership of the Holy Spirit. The Kingdom is revealed as we practise listening for His voice, responding, and remaining in Him daily. Drawing on Matthew 7:21–27 this message encourages us to build lives grounded in God’s Word and shaped by the Spirit.

Upperroom — Hosted by UNIVS Tasmania at The Rock Community ChurchCraig Clark unpacks Acts 2:1–4, reminding us that the Holy Spirit wasn’t poured out for a select few, but for all people. This message invites us to be expectant, open, and ready for God to move today just as He did at Pentecost.

Upper room — Hosted by UNIVS Tasmania at The Rock Community ChurchIn From Pillars to Altars, Nadia Clark unpacks Jacob’s encounter with God in Genesis 28:18, challenges us to move beyond momentary spiritual markers and into lives of ongoing surrender. Drawing on Romans 12:1, this message calls us to become living altars — people who offer every part of their lives in worship and obedience - responding to God’s presence with transformation, not just remembrance.

Join Ps. Louisa in the series - On Earth as It Is in Heaven: Punching Holes in the Darkness, as we explore how Jesus performed miracles and wonders as a man in right relationship with the Father—anointed and empowered by the Holy Spirit. This message unpacks our call to ask, be filled, and continually refilled with the Holy Spirit, living from our new identity in Christ and walking in the authority of the Kingdom to overcome darkness with heaven’s power.

Join Ps. Louisa in Part 4 of the series “On Earth as It Is in Heaven: Punching holes in the darkness is to bring the kingdom of heaven into the world as we explore Genesis 1:3 , John 1:4 and what it means being light in the darkness

Join Ps. Louisa in Part 2 of the series “On Earth as It Is in Heaven: What Is the Kingdom of God?” as we explore Mark 8:14-9:1, and our role in God's kingdom, our co-mission with the Holy Spirit.

Ps Louisa de Bruyn shares a joyful Christmas message from Luke 2:8–20, reminding us of the angel’s words: “Do not be afraid.” This message unpacks how fear works against faith, steals joy, and gives access to the enemy, while pointing us back to Jesus—the perfect Lamb, wrapped in swaddling cloths, bringing good news of great joy. A powerful encouragement to tell and celebrate good news stories, rejoice, and live unafraid.

Seek First the Kingdom of God

Ps Louisa de Bruyn invites us into a deeper vision of life on co-mission with Jesus—rooted in intimate relationship and expressed through faithful obedience.