The Rocks Baldivis // Audio Podcast https://therocks.church/ The Rocks alistair@therocks.church The Rocks This is the audio podcast for The Rocks Baldivis. For more information about The Rocks, head to www.therocks.church Title audio is "Due Too Through True" Written By Sam Barsh Performed By Tony Sopiano Produced By Tony Sopiano This is the audio podcast for The Rocks Baldivis. For more information about The Rocks, head to www.therocks.church Title audio is "Due Too Through True" Written By Sam Barsh Performed By Tony Sopiano Produced By Tony Sopiano en © 2026 The Rocks Church no 30x30 // POSTURED Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>Join us as we kick off our pivotal new series, Vision 30 by 30. In this message, we explore the heartbeat behind our dream to plant five new outward-looking, non-judgmental churches and raise up 30 leaders to shape our city. Discover why building this future requires a deep, united dependence on God, and dive honestly into the mysteries, perspective shifts, and power of a faith-filled prayer life. Whether you are a long-time follower or simply curious about faith, there is a place for you here—because at The Rocks, there are no perfect people allowed.</p> <p>Join us as we kick off our pivotal new series, Vision 30 by 30. In this message, we explore the heartbeat behind our dream to plant five new outward-looking, non-judgmental churches and raise up 30 leaders to shape our city. Discover why building this future requires a deep, united dependence on God, and dive honestly into the mysteries, perspective shifts, and power of a faith-filled prayer life. Whether you are a long-time follower or simply curious about faith, there is a place for you here—because at The Rocks, there are no perfect people allowed.</p> Join us as we kick off our pivotal new series, Vision 30 by 30. In this message, we explore the heartbeat behind our dream to plant five new outward-looking, non-judgmental churches and raise up 30 leaders to shape our city. Discover why building this future requires a deep, united dependence on God, and dive honestly into the mysteries, perspective shifts, and power of a faith-filled prayer life. Whether you are a long-time follower or simply curious about faith, there is a place for you here—because at The Rocks, there are no perfect people allowed.

]]> Sun, 24 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2545 1 6bda76dcbd82545f1afc20049e1d1853 no Next Gen Sunday // Baldivis Baldivis Aaliya Barrie, Daniella Girod, Hone Bender <p>Join us as we hear from the up and comers of the Next Gen and all that God has done in their lives!</p> <p>Join us as we hear from the up and comers of the Next Gen and all that God has done in their lives!</p> Join us as we hear from the up and comers of the Next Gen and all that God has done in their lives!

]]> Sun, 17 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1313 2 ad06c36bf90c83110fbea7fb5de1f215 no Highly Cherished, Deeply Loved // Mother's Day 2026 Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>The Audit of Honor</p><p>Every generation critiques the one that came before. We’ve become experts at identifying what our parents missed, but we’ve grown slow to honor what they actually gave. We’ve replaced honor with assessment, reducing our relationships to a performance review where no one—including us—ever truly qualifies.</p><p>Beyond the Assessment</p><p>In his final, most agonizing moments on the cross, Jesus didn't use his breath to critique; he used it to care. Looking at his mother, he ensured her future: “Dear woman, here is your son.” Jesus, the only perfect son to ever live, had the greatest right to judge. Instead, he modeled a different path. He didn't wait for perfection to offer provision. He didn't wait for a flawless track record to offer tenderness.</p><p>A New Standard</p><p>The call isn’t to ignore the pain or pretend the past was perfect. It’s a call to stop measuring and start modeling.</p><p>Honors isn’t approval: It is the refusal to let brokenness be the final word.</p><p>Love is a verb: It shows up in time, presence, and the way we speak of those who shaped our story.</p><p>If we only honor what is perfect, we will honor no one. But if we receive the grace Jesus offers us, we find the strength to extend that same grace to others.</p> <p>The Audit of Honor</p><p>Every generation critiques the one that came before. We’ve become experts at identifying what our parents missed, but we’ve grown slow to honor what they actually gave. We’ve replaced honor with assessment, reducing our relationships to a performance review where no one—including us—ever truly qualifies.</p><p>Beyond the Assessment</p><p>In his final, most agonizing moments on the cross, Jesus didn't use his breath to critique; he used it to care. Looking at his mother, he ensured her future: “Dear woman, here is your son.” Jesus, the only perfect son to ever live, had the greatest right to judge. Instead, he modeled a different path. He didn't wait for perfection to offer provision. He didn't wait for a flawless track record to offer tenderness.</p><p>A New Standard</p><p>The call isn’t to ignore the pain or pretend the past was perfect. It’s a call to stop measuring and start modeling.</p><p>Honors isn’t approval: It is the refusal to let brokenness be the final word.</p><p>Love is a verb: It shows up in time, presence, and the way we speak of those who shaped our story.</p><p>If we only honor what is perfect, we will honor no one. But if we receive the grace Jesus offers us, we find the strength to extend that same grace to others.</p> The Audit of Honor

Every generation critiques the one that came before. We’ve become experts at identifying what our parents missed, but we’ve grown slow to honor what they actually gave. We’ve replaced honor with assessment, reducing our relationships to a performance review where no one—including us—ever truly qualifies.

Beyond the Assessment

In his final, most agonizing moments on the cross, Jesus didn't use his breath to critique; he used it to care. Looking at his mother, he ensured her future: “Dear woman, here is your son.” Jesus, the only perfect son to ever live, had the greatest right to judge. Instead, he modeled a different path. He didn't wait for perfection to offer provision. He didn't wait for a flawless track record to offer tenderness.

A New Standard

The call isn’t to ignore the pain or pretend the past was perfect. It’s a call to stop measuring and start modeling.

Honors isn’t approval: It is the refusal to let brokenness be the final word.

Love is a verb: It shows up in time, presence, and the way we speak of those who shaped our story.

If we only honor what is perfect, we will honor no one. But if we receive the grace Jesus offers us, we find the strength to extend that same grace to others.

]]> 2122 3 8cf9e1ab55ab04540e0245ca756cefff no At the Movies // Mean Girls Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Join us as we tackle one of the greatest movies of all time - Mean Girls! We're gonna talk through everything to do with judgmentalism and why we all do it, and how Jesus gives us the best way to understand it. </p> <p>Join us as we tackle one of the greatest movies of all time - Mean Girls! We're gonna talk through everything to do with judgmentalism and why we all do it, and how Jesus gives us the best way to understand it. </p> Join us as we tackle one of the greatest movies of all time - Mean Girls! We're gonna talk through everything to do with judgmentalism and why we all do it, and how Jesus gives us the best way to understand it.

]]> Sun, 03 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2068 4 f3f9b65e9a5e891473dca973e3a3ce6a no At the Movies // F1 Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>At the Movies: Can You Ever Really Start Over?</p><p>We’ve all got those parts of our story we wish we could edit out—the "lingering failures" and the choices we can’t undo. In this week’s At the Movies, we’re looking at the high-speed world of F1 to ask a tough question: What do you do when a second chance isn’t enough?</p><p>Most of us think redemption is just a "do-over," but the problem with a clean slate is that you’re still the same person who made the mess in the first place. Whether you’re trying to outrun your past or you feel totally defined by it, there is a better way to move forward.</p><p>What we’re diving into:</p><p>The "Second Chance" Trap: Why a new opportunity doesn't work if we still have the same old habits.</p><p>Beyond Cancel Culture: Why our world struggles with forgiveness, and how Jesus offers something completely different.</p><p>The Breakfast Table: A look at the story of Peter—a man who failed publicly and famously—and how he found a path back.</p><p>The Bottom Line: God isn’t waiting for a "better version" of you to show up. He wants to meet you right in the middle of the parts of your life you're trying to hide.</p> <p>At the Movies: Can You Ever Really Start Over?</p><p>We’ve all got those parts of our story we wish we could edit out—the "lingering failures" and the choices we can’t undo. In this week’s At the Movies, we’re looking at the high-speed world of F1 to ask a tough question: What do you do when a second chance isn’t enough?</p><p>Most of us think redemption is just a "do-over," but the problem with a clean slate is that you’re still the same person who made the mess in the first place. Whether you’re trying to outrun your past or you feel totally defined by it, there is a better way to move forward.</p><p>What we’re diving into:</p><p>The "Second Chance" Trap: Why a new opportunity doesn't work if we still have the same old habits.</p><p>Beyond Cancel Culture: Why our world struggles with forgiveness, and how Jesus offers something completely different.</p><p>The Breakfast Table: A look at the story of Peter—a man who failed publicly and famously—and how he found a path back.</p><p>The Bottom Line: God isn’t waiting for a "better version" of you to show up. He wants to meet you right in the middle of the parts of your life you're trying to hide.</p> At the Movies: Can You Ever Really Start Over?

We’ve all got those parts of our story we wish we could edit out—the "lingering failures" and the choices we can’t undo. In this week’s At the Movies, we’re looking at the high-speed world of F1 to ask a tough question: What do you do when a second chance isn’t enough?

Most of us think redemption is just a "do-over," but the problem with a clean slate is that you’re still the same person who made the mess in the first place. Whether you’re trying to outrun your past or you feel totally defined by it, there is a better way to move forward.

What we’re diving into:

The "Second Chance" Trap: Why a new opportunity doesn't work if we still have the same old habits.

Beyond Cancel Culture: Why our world struggles with forgiveness, and how Jesus offers something completely different.

The Breakfast Table: A look at the story of Peter—a man who failed publicly and famously—and how he found a path back.

The Bottom Line: God isn’t waiting for a "better version" of you to show up. He wants to meet you right in the middle of the parts of your life you're trying to hide.

]]> Sun, 19 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2359 5 a88dbe373a0aedc77bee681fbbbd9d3d no The Emmaus Road - Baldivis Jono Gullo Jono Gullo <p>When Hope Hits a Dead End</p><p>Have you ever felt like you were walking away from a dream that didn't come true?</p><p>In this episode, we’re diving into the famous "Road to Emmaus" story from Luke 24. We follow two disciples who are grieving, confused, and trying to make sense of a world that feels like it’s falling apart. Whether you’re wrestling with logic, battling disappointment, or just trying to get through the daily grind, this message from The Rocks is for you.</p><p>In this episode, we talk about:</p><p>Why Truth Matters: Why we shouldn't follow Christianity because it’s "practical," but because it’s actually true.</p><p>Misplaced Hope: How to identify when we’ve put our hope in the wrong things and how to pivot back to what lasts.</p><p>The God of the Ordinary: How Jesus meets us in our reasoning, our sadness, and even over a simple meal.</p><p>The Bottom Line: At the heart of every human problem is the problem of the human heart. Discover how the resurrection of Jesus gives us a reason to be fully alive in the 21st century</p> <p>When Hope Hits a Dead End</p><p>Have you ever felt like you were walking away from a dream that didn't come true?</p><p>In this episode, we’re diving into the famous "Road to Emmaus" story from Luke 24. We follow two disciples who are grieving, confused, and trying to make sense of a world that feels like it’s falling apart. Whether you’re wrestling with logic, battling disappointment, or just trying to get through the daily grind, this message from The Rocks is for you.</p><p>In this episode, we talk about:</p><p>Why Truth Matters: Why we shouldn't follow Christianity because it’s "practical," but because it’s actually true.</p><p>Misplaced Hope: How to identify when we’ve put our hope in the wrong things and how to pivot back to what lasts.</p><p>The God of the Ordinary: How Jesus meets us in our reasoning, our sadness, and even over a simple meal.</p><p>The Bottom Line: At the heart of every human problem is the problem of the human heart. Discover how the resurrection of Jesus gives us a reason to be fully alive in the 21st century</p> When Hope Hits a Dead End

Have you ever felt like you were walking away from a dream that didn't come true?

In this episode, we’re diving into the famous "Road to Emmaus" story from Luke 24. We follow two disciples who are grieving, confused, and trying to make sense of a world that feels like it’s falling apart. Whether you’re wrestling with logic, battling disappointment, or just trying to get through the daily grind, this message from The Rocks is for you.

In this episode, we talk about:

Why Truth Matters: Why we shouldn't follow Christianity because it’s "practical," but because it’s actually true.

Misplaced Hope: How to identify when we’ve put our hope in the wrong things and how to pivot back to what lasts.

The God of the Ordinary: How Jesus meets us in our reasoning, our sadness, and even over a simple meal.

The Bottom Line: At the heart of every human problem is the problem of the human heart. Discover how the resurrection of Jesus gives us a reason to be fully alive in the 21st century

]]> Sun, 12 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2163 6 f6147a52a496ce0df7719d8ac3eccf4b no Easter Sunday Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Easter can feel distant—but what if it actually changes everything? This message unpacks why our attempts to fix people or systems keep failing, and how Jesus points to the real issue: sin. Through His resurrection, Jesus doesn’t just patch the problem—He makes us new. Whether you’re full of faith or full of questions, this talk explores how Easter brings real hope, a new identity, and an invitation into God’s bigger story.</p> <p>Easter can feel distant—but what if it actually changes everything? This message unpacks why our attempts to fix people or systems keep failing, and how Jesus points to the real issue: sin. Through His resurrection, Jesus doesn’t just patch the problem—He makes us new. Whether you’re full of faith or full of questions, this talk explores how Easter brings real hope, a new identity, and an invitation into God’s bigger story.</p> Easter can feel distant—but what if it actually changes everything? This message unpacks why our attempts to fix people or systems keep failing, and how Jesus points to the real issue: sin. Through His resurrection, Jesus doesn’t just patch the problem—He makes us new. Whether you’re full of faith or full of questions, this talk explores how Easter brings real hope, a new identity, and an invitation into God’s bigger story.

]]> Sun, 05 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1820 7 3576be4255e00b8062e480ae742cb08d no Unbelievable Rest Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Ever feel like life’s just heavy? In this message, we unpack Jesus’ powerful invitation to find true rest—not by escaping life, but by walking with Him. Discover the difference between relaxation and soul-level rest, why we’re so exhausted, and how Jesus exchanges our burdens for something lighter. This is about real life, real pressure, and a better way to live.</p> <p>Ever feel like life’s just heavy? In this message, we unpack Jesus’ powerful invitation to find true rest—not by escaping life, but by walking with Him. Discover the difference between relaxation and soul-level rest, why we’re so exhausted, and how Jesus exchanges our burdens for something lighter. This is about real life, real pressure, and a better way to live.</p> Ever feel like life’s just heavy? In this message, we unpack Jesus’ powerful invitation to find true rest—not by escaping life, but by walking with Him. Discover the difference between relaxation and soul-level rest, why we’re so exhausted, and how Jesus exchanges our burdens for something lighter. This is about real life, real pressure, and a better way to live.

]]> Sun, 29 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2361 8 e1c5b9bbb455ff03352125d98e9e664d no Unbelievable Life Baldivis | Chloe Chong Chloe Chong <p>Do you ever feel like you’re winning at life but losing your soul? We fill our calendars, upgrade our tech, and chase the next promotion, yet many of us still feel strangely empty—or just plain exhausted. In this talk, Chloe explores why our "dream lives" (from Reality TV to The Sims) often feel more vibrant than our actual reality.</p><p><br></p><p>Drawing from an ancient yet radical promise made by Jesus, we look at the difference between "False Vines"—like career, success, and control—and the "True Vine" that actually offers a rich, satisfying life. If you’re tired of performing and ready for a life that feels full rather than just busy, this conversation is for you. Learn the 4 R’s to shifting from a life of striving to a life of staying.</p> <p>Do you ever feel like you’re winning at life but losing your soul? We fill our calendars, upgrade our tech, and chase the next promotion, yet many of us still feel strangely empty—or just plain exhausted. In this talk, Chloe explores why our "dream lives" (from Reality TV to The Sims) often feel more vibrant than our actual reality.</p><p><br></p><p>Drawing from an ancient yet radical promise made by Jesus, we look at the difference between "False Vines"—like career, success, and control—and the "True Vine" that actually offers a rich, satisfying life. If you’re tired of performing and ready for a life that feels full rather than just busy, this conversation is for you. Learn the 4 R’s to shifting from a life of striving to a life of staying.</p> Do you ever feel like you’re winning at life but losing your soul? We fill our calendars, upgrade our tech, and chase the next promotion, yet many of us still feel strangely empty—or just plain exhausted. In this talk, Chloe explores why our "dream lives" (from Reality TV to The Sims) often feel more vibrant than our actual reality.


Drawing from an ancient yet radical promise made by Jesus, we look at the difference between "False Vines"—like career, success, and control—and the "True Vine" that actually offers a rich, satisfying life. If you’re tired of performing and ready for a life that feels full rather than just busy, this conversation is for you. Learn the 4 R’s to shifting from a life of striving to a life of staying.

]]> Sun, 22 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2073 9 1d16074909eb3c14e02166043b84ccb2 no Unbelievable Sight Baldivis | Leigh McIntosh Leigh McIntosh <p>In this message, Leigh unpacks the unbelievable reality of what Jesus invites all of us into, no matter who we are or what our past stories have been.</p> <p>In this message, Leigh unpacks the unbelievable reality of what Jesus invites all of us into, no matter who we are or what our past stories have been.</p> In this message, Leigh unpacks the unbelievable reality of what Jesus invites all of us into, no matter who we are or what our past stories have been.

]]> Sun, 15 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2429 10 51158e3e0c7a79b8e88f8a241223d88b no Unbelievable Mercy Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>Most of us know what it’s like to be labeled. We know the weight of a mistake and the sting of being judged by people who think they have it all together.</p><p><br></p><p>In John 8, we see Jesus encounter a woman in her darkest hour. The religious elite wanted a stoning; Jesus offered something "unbelievable."</p><p><br></p><p>He didn't minimize the sin, but He denied the crowd’s right to play God. This week, we’re exploring a mercy that doesn't make sense—a mercy that says, "Neither do I condemn you," before it says, "Go and change."</p><p><br></p><p>If you’re tired of "perform-to-belong" religion, come discover the Jesus who protects the exposed and disarms the self-righteous.</p> <p>Most of us know what it’s like to be labeled. We know the weight of a mistake and the sting of being judged by people who think they have it all together.</p><p><br></p><p>In John 8, we see Jesus encounter a woman in her darkest hour. The religious elite wanted a stoning; Jesus offered something "unbelievable."</p><p><br></p><p>He didn't minimize the sin, but He denied the crowd’s right to play God. This week, we’re exploring a mercy that doesn't make sense—a mercy that says, "Neither do I condemn you," before it says, "Go and change."</p><p><br></p><p>If you’re tired of "perform-to-belong" religion, come discover the Jesus who protects the exposed and disarms the self-righteous.</p> Most of us know what it’s like to be labeled. We know the weight of a mistake and the sting of being judged by people who think they have it all together.


In John 8, we see Jesus encounter a woman in her darkest hour. The religious elite wanted a stoning; Jesus offered something "unbelievable."


He didn't minimize the sin, but He denied the crowd’s right to play God. This week, we’re exploring a mercy that doesn't make sense—a mercy that says, "Neither do I condemn you," before it says, "Go and change."


If you’re tired of "perform-to-belong" religion, come discover the Jesus who protects the exposed and disarms the self-righteous.

]]> Sun, 08 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1982 11 626831751cff6bca90fd39acd5759735 no Unbelievable Desire Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Desire isn’t your enemy — but misdirected desire will keep you living hungry. In John 6, the crowd chases Jesus for more bread, and He flips the script: you’re not craving food as much as you’re craving life. This message unpacks how “good things” become crushing when we depend on them for meaning, and why Jesus calls Himself the Bread of Life. Practical and real: how to reorder desire through relational trust, repentance, prayer, and Scripture — and finally stop starving.</p> <p>Desire isn’t your enemy — but misdirected desire will keep you living hungry. In John 6, the crowd chases Jesus for more bread, and He flips the script: you’re not craving food as much as you’re craving life. This message unpacks how “good things” become crushing when we depend on them for meaning, and why Jesus calls Himself the Bread of Life. Practical and real: how to reorder desire through relational trust, repentance, prayer, and Scripture — and finally stop starving.</p> Desire isn’t your enemy — but misdirected desire will keep you living hungry. In John 6, the crowd chases Jesus for more bread, and He flips the script: you’re not craving food as much as you’re craving life. This message unpacks how “good things” become crushing when we depend on them for meaning, and why Jesus calls Himself the Bread of Life. Practical and real: how to reorder desire through relational trust, repentance, prayer, and Scripture — and finally stop starving.

]]> Sun, 01 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2511 12 b18d320b457dc4154052b25d575f6508 no Becoming Vocational Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>All of us DO stuff with our lives - we've often asked WHAT am I going to do. But what happens when we start asking WHY do I do what I do? This inevitably ends at a harder question, which is HOW I do what I do - does it line up with my why? </p><p>In this talk, Alistair unpacks the concept of vocation and how God can use what we do to change our lives, this city, the world and history. </p> <p>All of us DO stuff with our lives - we've often asked WHAT am I going to do. But what happens when we start asking WHY do I do what I do? This inevitably ends at a harder question, which is HOW I do what I do - does it line up with my why? </p><p>In this talk, Alistair unpacks the concept of vocation and how God can use what we do to change our lives, this city, the world and history. </p> All of us DO stuff with our lives - we've often asked WHAT am I going to do. But what happens when we start asking WHY do I do what I do? This inevitably ends at a harder question, which is HOW I do what I do - does it line up with my why?

In this talk, Alistair unpacks the concept of vocation and how God can use what we do to change our lives, this city, the world and history.

]]> Sun, 22 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2513 13 122f56f4e1133672c04533c7c2138c29 no Becoming Generous Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>You cannot be a mature Christian and stay spiritually neutral with your money. Jesus wants to liberate you from Mammon into joyful, radical generosity.</p> <p>You cannot be a mature Christian and stay spiritually neutral with your money. Jesus wants to liberate you from Mammon into joyful, radical generosity.</p> You cannot be a mature Christian and stay spiritually neutral with your money. Jesus wants to liberate you from Mammon into joyful, radical generosity.

]]> Sun, 15 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2505 14 144bf2d891cc702d1930a9492f7db790 no Becoming Radical Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>In this talk, Alistair challenges us to consider what it looks to live out the great commission. We'll tackle the modern dramas of discipleship and how its impacting the global church's effectiveness. </p> <p>In this talk, Alistair challenges us to consider what it looks to live out the great commission. We'll tackle the modern dramas of discipleship and how its impacting the global church's effectiveness. </p> In this talk, Alistair challenges us to consider what it looks to live out the great commission. We'll tackle the modern dramas of discipleship and how its impacting the global church's effectiveness.

]]> Sun, 08 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2447 15 71d9b6946f37bf0d8476e09611de97c8 no Becoming Communitas Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>In this talk, Daniel explores the radical invitation to a community that satisfies so much of what our soul craves. He discusses how loneliness effects who we are and the beauty of the invitation that Jesus offers to each of us to join not just a community, but a communitas - a group of people radically committed to Jesus, each other and His mission. </p> <p>In this talk, Daniel explores the radical invitation to a community that satisfies so much of what our soul craves. He discusses how loneliness effects who we are and the beauty of the invitation that Jesus offers to each of us to join not just a community, but a communitas - a group of people radically committed to Jesus, each other and His mission. </p> In this talk, Daniel explores the radical invitation to a community that satisfies so much of what our soul craves. He discusses how loneliness effects who we are and the beauty of the invitation that Jesus offers to each of us to join not just a community, but a communitas - a group of people radically committed to Jesus, each other and His mission.

]]> Sun, 01 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2258 16 2877af1456a361af1658b662e31b2092 no Becoming New Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>The goal of Christianity isn’t escape—it’s renewal. In a world obsessed with self-improvement and spiritual escape, Jesus offers something better: full, inside-out regeneration. Drawing from Revelation, this talk invites us to partner with God in bringing Heaven to Earth—starting in our own lives.</p> <p>The goal of Christianity isn’t escape—it’s renewal. In a world obsessed with self-improvement and spiritual escape, Jesus offers something better: full, inside-out regeneration. Drawing from Revelation, this talk invites us to partner with God in bringing Heaven to Earth—starting in our own lives.</p> The goal of Christianity isn’t escape—it’s renewal. In a world obsessed with self-improvement and spiritual escape, Jesus offers something better: full, inside-out regeneration. Drawing from Revelation, this talk invites us to partner with God in bringing Heaven to Earth—starting in our own lives.

]]> Sun, 25 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2357 17 9d84a0e6c19b75ab95b66877b629d4f6 no Becoming Formed Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Formation isn’t optional—it’s already happening. In this message, we explore the subtle forces shaping our identity and uncover how Jesus offers a better, freer way to be formed. Drawing from the story of Daniel, Alistair challenges us to resist cultural narratives and embrace rhythms that form us into who we were meant to be.</p> <p>Formation isn’t optional—it’s already happening. In this message, we explore the subtle forces shaping our identity and uncover how Jesus offers a better, freer way to be formed. Drawing from the story of Daniel, Alistair challenges us to resist cultural narratives and embrace rhythms that form us into who we were meant to be.</p> Formation isn’t optional—it’s already happening. In this message, we explore the subtle forces shaping our identity and uncover how Jesus offers a better, freer way to be formed. Drawing from the story of Daniel, Alistair challenges us to resist cultural narratives and embrace rhythms that form us into who we were meant to be.

]]> Sun, 18 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2346 18 99a70a2c58f5026c7500e23732476dbf no Becoming Dead Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>In a world shouting “New Year, New Me,” Jesus invites us into something radically different — death to self. This isn’t about self-hatred, but freedom from the exhausting pressure of self-construction. In this message, we unpack what it means to deny yourself, follow Jesus, and discover a life you can’t lose.</p> <p>In a world shouting “New Year, New Me,” Jesus invites us into something radically different — death to self. This isn’t about self-hatred, but freedom from the exhausting pressure of self-construction. In this message, we unpack what it means to deny yourself, follow Jesus, and discover a life you can’t lose.</p> In a world shouting “New Year, New Me,” Jesus invites us into something radically different — death to self. This isn’t about self-hatred, but freedom from the exhausting pressure of self-construction. In this message, we unpack what it means to deny yourself, follow Jesus, and discover a life you can’t lose.

]]> Sun, 11 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2319 19 83f46169278f41ffb94f5676d1aa678f no Christmas Eve // Baldivis Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Get lost in the wonder this Christmas. In this talk, Alistair explores the wonder and awe of the Christmas story. Merry Christmas everyone!</p> <p>Get lost in the wonder this Christmas. In this talk, Alistair explores the wonder and awe of the Christmas story. Merry Christmas everyone!</p> Get lost in the wonder this Christmas. In this talk, Alistair explores the wonder and awe of the Christmas story. Merry Christmas everyone!

]]> Wed, 24 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1527 20 3aa4c272f9f73641a30041c5bc47003d no Gratitude Sunday Alistair Cochrane <p>Is it possible to live free from the grip of “not enough”? In this honest and hope-filled message, we explore how gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s how God rewires us from fear and scarcity into joy and generosity. Looking at Paul’s letter to the Philippians, we see a church that had nothing… yet gave everything. If 2025 has felt like a stretch, this one’s for you.</p> <p>Is it possible to live free from the grip of “not enough”? In this honest and hope-filled message, we explore how gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s how God rewires us from fear and scarcity into joy and generosity. Looking at Paul’s letter to the Philippians, we see a church that had nothing… yet gave everything. If 2025 has felt like a stretch, this one’s for you.</p> Is it possible to live free from the grip of “not enough”? In this honest and hope-filled message, we explore how gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s how God rewires us from fear and scarcity into joy and generosity. Looking at Paul’s letter to the Philippians, we see a church that had nothing… yet gave everything. If 2025 has felt like a stretch, this one’s for you.

]]> Sun, 21 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2848 21 3cab07260bc8950edeea44f584e1b3f6 no (I Think) I Love You // Thinking About Sex Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Sex is powerful—like fire, it can bring warmth or chaos depending on where it’s lit. In this honest, grace-filled message, we look at Jesus’ words on lust from the Sermon on the Mount, exposing the lies we’ve believed, the harm we’ve done, and the healing that’s possible. This isn’t about shame or judgment—it’s about moving from lust to love and seeing sex the way God intended: as a gift, not a god. Whether you’re single, married, healing, or exploring faith, this is for you.</p> <p>Sex is powerful—like fire, it can bring warmth or chaos depending on where it’s lit. In this honest, grace-filled message, we look at Jesus’ words on lust from the Sermon on the Mount, exposing the lies we’ve believed, the harm we’ve done, and the healing that’s possible. This isn’t about shame or judgment—it’s about moving from lust to love and seeing sex the way God intended: as a gift, not a god. Whether you’re single, married, healing, or exploring faith, this is for you.</p> Sex is powerful—like fire, it can bring warmth or chaos depending on where it’s lit. In this honest, grace-filled message, we look at Jesus’ words on lust from the Sermon on the Mount, exposing the lies we’ve believed, the harm we’ve done, and the healing that’s possible. This isn’t about shame or judgment—it’s about moving from lust to love and seeing sex the way God intended: as a gift, not a god. Whether you’re single, married, healing, or exploring faith, this is for you.

]]> Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2866 22 d2ce57e1ff0f7cef1ed860a3285b3a9c no (I Think) I Love You // Thinking About Marriage Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>This message explores why people still pursue marriage and argues that our deepest longings—intimacy, permanence, and mutuality—find their fullest expression within it. Drawing on Paul’s teaching to the Ephesian church, it highlights that marriage thrives not when it’s centred on personal happiness but when it’s grounded in mission, mutual submission, and sacrificial love. Through biblical insight and practical examples, it shows how a shared purpose expands a couple’s vision beyond daily frustrations. Ultimately, marriage becomes a reflection of Christ’s transformative love rather than a contract of convenience.</p> <p>This message explores why people still pursue marriage and argues that our deepest longings—intimacy, permanence, and mutuality—find their fullest expression within it. Drawing on Paul’s teaching to the Ephesian church, it highlights that marriage thrives not when it’s centred on personal happiness but when it’s grounded in mission, mutual submission, and sacrificial love. Through biblical insight and practical examples, it shows how a shared purpose expands a couple’s vision beyond daily frustrations. Ultimately, marriage becomes a reflection of Christ’s transformative love rather than a contract of convenience.</p> This message explores why people still pursue marriage and argues that our deepest longings—intimacy, permanence, and mutuality—find their fullest expression within it. Drawing on Paul’s teaching to the Ephesian church, it highlights that marriage thrives not when it’s centred on personal happiness but when it’s grounded in mission, mutual submission, and sacrificial love. Through biblical insight and practical examples, it shows how a shared purpose expands a couple’s vision beyond daily frustrations. Ultimately, marriage becomes a reflection of Christ’s transformative love rather than a contract of convenience.

]]> Sun, 23 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2677 23 e82338add87e3ecfa41562fb69811b26 no Offensive Grace // Loving God Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Grace is offensive because it tells us the truth — we’re not just bad, we’re dead. Until we understand the depth of our sin, we’ll never understand the beauty of God’s love. We live in a world that starts with personal experience and ends with a vague sense of God, but Jesus flips that order — He starts with grace and ends with resurrection. Sin isn’t about breaking rules; it’s about being separated from life itself. And dead people can’t fix themselves. But Jesus doesn’t wait for us to clean up — He reaches into our graves and brings us back to life, not because of our past, but because of our potential. Those who are forgiven much, love much, because grace doesn’t decorate death; it resurrects life. This is the invitation of the gospel: to stop managing our sin and start receiving new life.</p> <p>Grace is offensive because it tells us the truth — we’re not just bad, we’re dead. Until we understand the depth of our sin, we’ll never understand the beauty of God’s love. We live in a world that starts with personal experience and ends with a vague sense of God, but Jesus flips that order — He starts with grace and ends with resurrection. Sin isn’t about breaking rules; it’s about being separated from life itself. And dead people can’t fix themselves. But Jesus doesn’t wait for us to clean up — He reaches into our graves and brings us back to life, not because of our past, but because of our potential. Those who are forgiven much, love much, because grace doesn’t decorate death; it resurrects life. This is the invitation of the gospel: to stop managing our sin and start receiving new life.</p> Grace is offensive because it tells us the truth — we’re not just bad, we’re dead. Until we understand the depth of our sin, we’ll never understand the beauty of God’s love. We live in a world that starts with personal experience and ends with a vague sense of God, but Jesus flips that order — He starts with grace and ends with resurrection. Sin isn’t about breaking rules; it’s about being separated from life itself. And dead people can’t fix themselves. But Jesus doesn’t wait for us to clean up — He reaches into our graves and brings us back to life, not because of our past, but because of our potential. Those who are forgiven much, love much, because grace doesn’t decorate death; it resurrects life. This is the invitation of the gospel: to stop managing our sin and start receiving new life.

]]> Sun, 09 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2520 24 7a8a5d8f73ea38c8bf2f9aaa1adea1bc no Offensive Grace // The Economics of Grace Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>Jesus tells a story where latecomers get paid first and workers who gave their all walk away offended. Why? Because grace doesn’t reward effort—it celebrates belonging. If you’ve ever felt like someone else got more than they deserved—or you’ve been working hard hoping to earn God’s approval—this message is for you.</p> <p>Jesus tells a story where latecomers get paid first and workers who gave their all walk away offended. Why? Because grace doesn’t reward effort—it celebrates belonging. If you’ve ever felt like someone else got more than they deserved—or you’ve been working hard hoping to earn God’s approval—this message is for you.</p> Jesus tells a story where latecomers get paid first and workers who gave their all walk away offended. Why? Because grace doesn’t reward effort—it celebrates belonging. If you’ve ever felt like someone else got more than they deserved—or you’ve been working hard hoping to earn God’s approval—this message is for you.

]]> Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2383 25 f63b8a384f15353598620982bb4a00ad no Offensive Grace // The Older Brother Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Grace doesn’t always feel fair — and that’s exactly what makes it so powerful. In this message, Alistair Cochrane unpacks the “offensive” nature of God’s grace that challenges our pride and forces us to confront forgiveness. Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this story will remind you that grace isn’t earned — it’s received.</p> <p>Grace doesn’t always feel fair — and that’s exactly what makes it so powerful. In this message, Alistair Cochrane unpacks the “offensive” nature of God’s grace that challenges our pride and forces us to confront forgiveness. Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this story will remind you that grace isn’t earned — it’s received.</p> Grace doesn’t always feel fair — and that’s exactly what makes it so powerful. In this message, Alistair Cochrane unpacks the “offensive” nature of God’s grace that challenges our pride and forces us to confront forgiveness. Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this story will remind you that grace isn’t earned — it’s received.

]]> Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2070 26 b0dfc57704a3aebee1e1a35918631812 no Ekklesia // The Wonder of it All Baldivis | Leigh McIntosh Leigh McIntosh <p>What if church wasn’t just a place to go, but a movement to be a part of? In this episode, we trace the wildfire spread of the early church—from awe-filled gatherings in Jerusalem to persecution-fueled expansion across the world. What kept their wonder alive? And why do so many of us seem to lose it?</p><p>Drawing from Acts and Paul’s letters, we explore how one man—Saul, the church’s fiercest enemy—became Paul, its most passionate messenger. Chained, beaten, and near death, yet still burning with wonder. Why? Because of the resurrection. Because of the gospel. Because of Jesus.</p><p>We’ll unpack how living out Christ’s character—through forgiveness, encouragement, and unity—can reignite that same wonder in us today. Maybe we haven’t lost it… maybe we’ve just forgotten where it comes from.</p><p>This is a call back to the Ekklesia—not just a gathering, but a movement marked by awe, sacrifice, and unstoppable joy.</p> <p>What if church wasn’t just a place to go, but a movement to be a part of? In this episode, we trace the wildfire spread of the early church—from awe-filled gatherings in Jerusalem to persecution-fueled expansion across the world. What kept their wonder alive? And why do so many of us seem to lose it?</p><p>Drawing from Acts and Paul’s letters, we explore how one man—Saul, the church’s fiercest enemy—became Paul, its most passionate messenger. Chained, beaten, and near death, yet still burning with wonder. Why? Because of the resurrection. Because of the gospel. Because of Jesus.</p><p>We’ll unpack how living out Christ’s character—through forgiveness, encouragement, and unity—can reignite that same wonder in us today. Maybe we haven’t lost it… maybe we’ve just forgotten where it comes from.</p><p>This is a call back to the Ekklesia—not just a gathering, but a movement marked by awe, sacrifice, and unstoppable joy.</p> What if church wasn’t just a place to go, but a movement to be a part of? In this episode, we trace the wildfire spread of the early church—from awe-filled gatherings in Jerusalem to persecution-fueled expansion across the world. What kept their wonder alive? And why do so many of us seem to lose it?

Drawing from Acts and Paul’s letters, we explore how one man—Saul, the church’s fiercest enemy—became Paul, its most passionate messenger. Chained, beaten, and near death, yet still burning with wonder. Why? Because of the resurrection. Because of the gospel. Because of Jesus.

We’ll unpack how living out Christ’s character—through forgiveness, encouragement, and unity—can reignite that same wonder in us today. Maybe we haven’t lost it… maybe we’ve just forgotten where it comes from.

This is a call back to the Ekklesia—not just a gathering, but a movement marked by awe, sacrifice, and unstoppable joy.

]]> Sun, 19 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2220 27 bd1dfad1ae7c8070855a0ccd435d49c1 no Ekklesia // The Enemy Within Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>When Jesus prayed for his followers—and for us—he wasn’t worried about culture wars, politics, or persecution. His biggest concern? Division.</p><p><br></p><p>In this message, we explore what Jesus said was the greatest threat to his ekklesia (aka: the church), and why unity isn’t just a nice idea—it’s mission critical.</p><p><br></p><p>If you’ve ever felt disillusioned by a divided church, confused about where faith fits into politics, or frustrated by Christians fighting over everything but Jesus… you’re not alone. But Jesus saw it coming. And he prayed for something better—for something powerful.</p><p><br></p><p>This isn’t a call to sameness, but a call to oneness.</p><p><br></p><p>Let’s recenter on what actually matters—what’s primary—and learn how to live like Jesus, love like Jesus, and lead with unity in a world that desperately needs it.</p> <p>When Jesus prayed for his followers—and for us—he wasn’t worried about culture wars, politics, or persecution. His biggest concern? Division.</p><p><br></p><p>In this message, we explore what Jesus said was the greatest threat to his ekklesia (aka: the church), and why unity isn’t just a nice idea—it’s mission critical.</p><p><br></p><p>If you’ve ever felt disillusioned by a divided church, confused about where faith fits into politics, or frustrated by Christians fighting over everything but Jesus… you’re not alone. But Jesus saw it coming. And he prayed for something better—for something powerful.</p><p><br></p><p>This isn’t a call to sameness, but a call to oneness.</p><p><br></p><p>Let’s recenter on what actually matters—what’s primary—and learn how to live like Jesus, love like Jesus, and lead with unity in a world that desperately needs it.</p> When Jesus prayed for his followers—and for us—he wasn’t worried about culture wars, politics, or persecution. His biggest concern? Division.


In this message, we explore what Jesus said was the greatest threat to his ekklesia (aka: the church), and why unity isn’t just a nice idea—it’s mission critical.


If you’ve ever felt disillusioned by a divided church, confused about where faith fits into politics, or frustrated by Christians fighting over everything but Jesus… you’re not alone. But Jesus saw it coming. And he prayed for something better—for something powerful.


This isn’t a call to sameness, but a call to oneness.


Let’s recenter on what actually matters—what’s primary—and learn how to live like Jesus, love like Jesus, and lead with unity in a world that desperately needs it.

]]> Sun, 12 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2214 28 2a84072bc163afd2d87fe755ff0ebd61 no Ekklesia // Big&Bold Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>What if your prayers are too small? In Acts 4, the early church didn’t ask for safety—they asked for courage, and God showed up in power. Alistair unpacks why prayer isn’t wishful thinking, but an invitation to see God move in ways bigger than we imagine. Learn why prayer is about WHO we’re praying to, not how, and how bold prayers can shape your life, our church, and even our city.</p> <p>What if your prayers are too small? In Acts 4, the early church didn’t ask for safety—they asked for courage, and God showed up in power. Alistair unpacks why prayer isn’t wishful thinking, but an invitation to see God move in ways bigger than we imagine. Learn why prayer is about WHO we’re praying to, not how, and how bold prayers can shape your life, our church, and even our city.</p> What if your prayers are too small? In Acts 4, the early church didn’t ask for safety—they asked for courage, and God showed up in power. Alistair unpacks why prayer isn’t wishful thinking, but an invitation to see God move in ways bigger than we imagine. Learn why prayer is about WHO we’re praying to, not how, and how bold prayers can shape your life, our church, and even our city.

]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2637 29 2c5698576eaab7ccac6d97289bc05853 no Ekklesia // What's in a Name Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>We kick off Ekklesia by unpacking the original idea of church—ekklesia—a people gathered around Jesus, not a building. From a riot in Ephesus to Jesus’ words in Matthew 16, we trace how losing our why leads to survival mode, noise, and real hurt. But when we centre on Jesus, clarity returns and people find life. This talk calls us back to a church that thrives, loves sacrificially, and actually helps Perth.</p> <p>We kick off Ekklesia by unpacking the original idea of church—ekklesia—a people gathered around Jesus, not a building. From a riot in Ephesus to Jesus’ words in Matthew 16, we trace how losing our why leads to survival mode, noise, and real hurt. But when we centre on Jesus, clarity returns and people find life. This talk calls us back to a church that thrives, loves sacrificially, and actually helps Perth.</p> We kick off Ekklesia by unpacking the original idea of church—ekklesia—a people gathered around Jesus, not a building. From a riot in Ephesus to Jesus’ words in Matthew 16, we trace how losing our why leads to survival mode, noise, and real hurt. But when we centre on Jesus, clarity returns and people find life. This talk calls us back to a church that thrives, loves sacrificially, and actually helps Perth.

]]> Sun, 21 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2027 30 cb4c01653ee9c3405617f06b2fa0a3a2 no Be Rich // 2025 Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Money’s never just money. It’s status and security—which is why it’s so emotional. This talk unpacks why cash keeps over-promising (enjoyment, security), how God actually delivers both, and why generosity isn’t loss—it’s trust. From 1 Timothy 6 and the Rich Young Ruler, we get a better vision for life: be rich in good deeds, be ready to share, and experience true life. Practical, honest, and built for our Aussie moment—super, comparison loops, cost of living and all.</p> <p>Money’s never just money. It’s status and security—which is why it’s so emotional. This talk unpacks why cash keeps over-promising (enjoyment, security), how God actually delivers both, and why generosity isn’t loss—it’s trust. From 1 Timothy 6 and the Rich Young Ruler, we get a better vision for life: be rich in good deeds, be ready to share, and experience true life. Practical, honest, and built for our Aussie moment—super, comparison loops, cost of living and all.</p> Money’s never just money. It’s status and security—which is why it’s so emotional. This talk unpacks why cash keeps over-promising (enjoyment, security), how God actually delivers both, and why generosity isn’t loss—it’s trust. From 1 Timothy 6 and the Rich Young Ruler, we get a better vision for life: be rich in good deeds, be ready to share, and experience true life. Practical, honest, and built for our Aussie moment—super, comparison loops, cost of living and all.

]]> Sun, 14 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1981 31 30c651a7ce53e92321e46bd519196eee no Daddy Issues // That's My Dad Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Father’s Day can feel messy—memories, mixed feelings, and the “dad” label itself. In John 14, we see Jesus say, “If you’ve seen me, you’ve seen the Father.” This talk unpacks how Jesus shows us the true heart of God—prophet (clarity), priest (mediator), and king (sacrificial leader)—and reimagines fatherhood through that lens. Walk out able to say with a grin, “That’s my Dad.” </p> <p>Father’s Day can feel messy—memories, mixed feelings, and the “dad” label itself. In John 14, we see Jesus say, “If you’ve seen me, you’ve seen the Father.” This talk unpacks how Jesus shows us the true heart of God—prophet (clarity), priest (mediator), and king (sacrificial leader)—and reimagines fatherhood through that lens. Walk out able to say with a grin, “That’s my Dad.” </p> Father’s Day can feel messy—memories, mixed feelings, and the “dad” label itself. In John 14, we see Jesus say, “If you’ve seen me, you’ve seen the Father.” This talk unpacks how Jesus shows us the true heart of God—prophet (clarity), priest (mediator), and king (sacrificial leader)—and reimagines fatherhood through that lens. Walk out able to say with a grin, “That’s my Dad.”

]]> Sun, 07 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2137 32 b7aaa399521238d6d6821b9b4d79b587 no Daddy Issues // Worth the Hurt Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>We’ve all learned to live with pain — anger, insecurity, addiction — like background noise. But just because you’ve adapted to the brokenness doesn’t mean God wants you to stay in it.</p><p>In this message, we explore how true healing only comes through honesty, forgiveness, and surrender to Jesus. Healing hurts — but it’s worth the hurt.</p><p>Jesus is asking: “Do you want to get well?”</p><p>Take the step. Your heart was made to be whole.</p> <p>We’ve all learned to live with pain — anger, insecurity, addiction — like background noise. But just because you’ve adapted to the brokenness doesn’t mean God wants you to stay in it.</p><p>In this message, we explore how true healing only comes through honesty, forgiveness, and surrender to Jesus. Healing hurts — but it’s worth the hurt.</p><p>Jesus is asking: “Do you want to get well?”</p><p>Take the step. Your heart was made to be whole.</p> We’ve all learned to live with pain — anger, insecurity, addiction — like background noise. But just because you’ve adapted to the brokenness doesn’t mean God wants you to stay in it.

In this message, we explore how true healing only comes through honesty, forgiveness, and surrender to Jesus. Healing hurts — but it’s worth the hurt.

Jesus is asking: “Do you want to get well?”

Take the step. Your heart was made to be whole.

]]> Sun, 31 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2548 33 60d1c6cdd00c0dba3ae5eb27049aa5a2 no Daddy Issues // Apple Doesn't Fall Far From the Tree Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Ever notice how certain patterns in families just keep showing up—good and bad? In this talk we’ll explore how the fruit of your life is impacted by generations before you, but the good news is Jesus doesn’t just prune branches, He replants the whole tree in better soil. In this talk we unpack why the struggles of your past don’t have to define your future, and how Jesus can rewrite the story of your family for generations to come.</p> <p>Ever notice how certain patterns in families just keep showing up—good and bad? In this talk we’ll explore how the fruit of your life is impacted by generations before you, but the good news is Jesus doesn’t just prune branches, He replants the whole tree in better soil. In this talk we unpack why the struggles of your past don’t have to define your future, and how Jesus can rewrite the story of your family for generations to come.</p> Ever notice how certain patterns in families just keep showing up—good and bad? In this talk we’ll explore how the fruit of your life is impacted by generations before you, but the good news is Jesus doesn’t just prune branches, He replants the whole tree in better soil. In this talk we unpack why the struggles of your past don’t have to define your future, and how Jesus can rewrite the story of your family for generations to come.

]]> Sun, 24 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2192 34 31216baf965d8110124abb5237b9fde8 no Daddy Issues // Stop the Bleeding Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Your dad wasn’t perfect — and the wounds he carried might have found their way into your life. But God says your story doesn’t have to repeat theirs. In this talk, we unpack Ezekiel 18 to discover how to break harmful family patterns, re-centre life on God, and choose influence over control. This is about stopping the generational bleeding and passing on blessing instead.</p> <p>Your dad wasn’t perfect — and the wounds he carried might have found their way into your life. But God says your story doesn’t have to repeat theirs. In this talk, we unpack Ezekiel 18 to discover how to break harmful family patterns, re-centre life on God, and choose influence over control. This is about stopping the generational bleeding and passing on blessing instead.</p> Your dad wasn’t perfect — and the wounds he carried might have found their way into your life. But God says your story doesn’t have to repeat theirs. In this talk, we unpack Ezekiel 18 to discover how to break harmful family patterns, re-centre life on God, and choose influence over control. This is about stopping the generational bleeding and passing on blessing instead.

]]> Sun, 17 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2261 35 cff6106155b9e7a78787edf0ac8f5554 no Daddy Issues // A Hunger for Approval Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Many of us grew up with a dad, but not always the one we needed. This talk kicks off a new series exploring how our view of God is shaped by our experience of fatherhood. Whether your dad was absent, inconsistent, or even amazing, your image of him might still be limiting who you’re becoming. In this message, we unpack how God is the perfect Father who grants the approval we’ve been chasing all along.</p> <p>Many of us grew up with a dad, but not always the one we needed. This talk kicks off a new series exploring how our view of God is shaped by our experience of fatherhood. Whether your dad was absent, inconsistent, or even amazing, your image of him might still be limiting who you’re becoming. In this message, we unpack how God is the perfect Father who grants the approval we’ve been chasing all along.</p> Many of us grew up with a dad, but not always the one we needed. This talk kicks off a new series exploring how our view of God is shaped by our experience of fatherhood. Whether your dad was absent, inconsistent, or even amazing, your image of him might still be limiting who you’re becoming. In this message, we unpack how God is the perfect Father who grants the approval we’ve been chasing all along.

]]> Sun, 10 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2563 36 5f1f6d5b707f0fa1204146de1b7fda94 no Leverage // Regret Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Ever wish you could rewrite a moment in your life? Whether it’s a small regret or something big that haunts you, this message unpacks how Jesus doesn’t just forgive, He redeems. Looking through the story of Esau, we explore why regret happens, why it sticks, and how following Jesus can break the cycle. No matter your past, there’s a future filled with purpose and grace on the other side of surrender.</p> <p>Ever wish you could rewrite a moment in your life? Whether it’s a small regret or something big that haunts you, this message unpacks how Jesus doesn’t just forgive, He redeems. Looking through the story of Esau, we explore why regret happens, why it sticks, and how following Jesus can break the cycle. No matter your past, there’s a future filled with purpose and grace on the other side of surrender.</p> Ever wish you could rewrite a moment in your life? Whether it’s a small regret or something big that haunts you, this message unpacks how Jesus doesn’t just forgive, He redeems. Looking through the story of Esau, we explore why regret happens, why it sticks, and how following Jesus can break the cycle. No matter your past, there’s a future filled with purpose and grace on the other side of surrender.

]]> Sun, 03 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2703 37 9376bf87be40b1bdc23ccff116e54fbf no Leverage // Stewardship Baldivis | Michael Rumende Michael Rumende <p>In this incredibly insightful message, Michael Rumende challenges us to rethink the way we view our gifts, finance, time and lives. The hallmark of this talk is a powerful bottom line; We are owners of nothing, but stewards of everything. Michael challenges our cultural norm of ownership solving lifes problems and exposes the beautiful reality of what life with Jesus offers.</p> <p>In this incredibly insightful message, Michael Rumende challenges us to rethink the way we view our gifts, finance, time and lives. The hallmark of this talk is a powerful bottom line; We are owners of nothing, but stewards of everything. Michael challenges our cultural norm of ownership solving lifes problems and exposes the beautiful reality of what life with Jesus offers.</p> In this incredibly insightful message, Michael Rumende challenges us to rethink the way we view our gifts, finance, time and lives. The hallmark of this talk is a powerful bottom line; We are owners of nothing, but stewards of everything. Michael challenges our cultural norm of ownership solving lifes problems and exposes the beautiful reality of what life with Jesus offers.

]]> Sun, 27 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2083 38 b2120e3c00d19473f94d22e237aad556 no Leverage // Time Baldivis | Gordon Bassett Gordon Bassett <p>Time is one of the greatest levers we have—yet it’s also one of the most misunderstood and misused. In this message, we explore how to wisely steward the short time we’ve been given on earth, not from a place of anxiety or pressure, but with clarity, purpose, and alignment with God's will.</p><p>Rooted in Ephesians 5:15–17, this talk unpacks the mystery of time, the cultural pressures that distort it, and how followers of Jesus can move from careless to careful, from foolish to wise, and from squandering to leveraging time for Kingdom impact.</p><p>Learn how to discern God’s timing (kairos vs. chronos), overcome spiritual “dyschronometria,” and live a life of deep, intentional rhythm—just like Jesus did. This is not about productivity hacks or time guilt; it's a spiritual call to redeem your time, embrace divine purpose, and live fully present in the now.</p> <p>Time is one of the greatest levers we have—yet it’s also one of the most misunderstood and misused. In this message, we explore how to wisely steward the short time we’ve been given on earth, not from a place of anxiety or pressure, but with clarity, purpose, and alignment with God's will.</p><p>Rooted in Ephesians 5:15–17, this talk unpacks the mystery of time, the cultural pressures that distort it, and how followers of Jesus can move from careless to careful, from foolish to wise, and from squandering to leveraging time for Kingdom impact.</p><p>Learn how to discern God’s timing (kairos vs. chronos), overcome spiritual “dyschronometria,” and live a life of deep, intentional rhythm—just like Jesus did. This is not about productivity hacks or time guilt; it's a spiritual call to redeem your time, embrace divine purpose, and live fully present in the now.</p> Time is one of the greatest levers we have—yet it’s also one of the most misunderstood and misused. In this message, we explore how to wisely steward the short time we’ve been given on earth, not from a place of anxiety or pressure, but with clarity, purpose, and alignment with God's will.

Rooted in Ephesians 5:15–17, this talk unpacks the mystery of time, the cultural pressures that distort it, and how followers of Jesus can move from careless to careful, from foolish to wise, and from squandering to leveraging time for Kingdom impact.

Learn how to discern God’s timing (kairos vs. chronos), overcome spiritual “dyschronometria,” and live a life of deep, intentional rhythm—just like Jesus did. This is not about productivity hacks or time guilt; it's a spiritual call to redeem your time, embrace divine purpose, and live fully present in the now.

]]> Sun, 20 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1875 39 78bba16cc81cf4c154b809a1c9be81be no Leverage // Money Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>What if you're wasting your greatest advantage—without even realizing it?</p><p>From Blockbuster’s missed shot at buying Netflix, to Kodak’s buried invention of the digital camera, history is full of people who had the advantage… but failed to leverage it.</p><p>In this powerful message, we shift the conversation from theory to practice—focusing on one of the most revealing areas of our lives: money. Not just giving, but trust, surrender, and Kingdom purpose. Jesus said, “You cannot serve both God and money”—and our bank statements often say more about our hearts than our words do.</p><p>We explore the biblical truth that God owns it all, and we are stewards—not owners. You'll be invited into Priority Percentage Giving (PPG): giving first, on purpose, and with a plan. Because generosity isn’t an accident—it’s an act of trust.</p><p>Whether you’re new to faith or deeply invested, this talk will challenge you to rethink how you use what’s already in your hands—and how pulling the right lever can lead to exponential Kingdom impact.</p> <p>What if you're wasting your greatest advantage—without even realizing it?</p><p>From Blockbuster’s missed shot at buying Netflix, to Kodak’s buried invention of the digital camera, history is full of people who had the advantage… but failed to leverage it.</p><p>In this powerful message, we shift the conversation from theory to practice—focusing on one of the most revealing areas of our lives: money. Not just giving, but trust, surrender, and Kingdom purpose. Jesus said, “You cannot serve both God and money”—and our bank statements often say more about our hearts than our words do.</p><p>We explore the biblical truth that God owns it all, and we are stewards—not owners. You'll be invited into Priority Percentage Giving (PPG): giving first, on purpose, and with a plan. Because generosity isn’t an accident—it’s an act of trust.</p><p>Whether you’re new to faith or deeply invested, this talk will challenge you to rethink how you use what’s already in your hands—and how pulling the right lever can lead to exponential Kingdom impact.</p> What if you're wasting your greatest advantage—without even realizing it?

From Blockbuster’s missed shot at buying Netflix, to Kodak’s buried invention of the digital camera, history is full of people who had the advantage… but failed to leverage it.

In this powerful message, we shift the conversation from theory to practice—focusing on one of the most revealing areas of our lives: money. Not just giving, but trust, surrender, and Kingdom purpose. Jesus said, “You cannot serve both God and money”—and our bank statements often say more about our hearts than our words do.

We explore the biblical truth that God owns it all, and we are stewards—not owners. You'll be invited into Priority Percentage Giving (PPG): giving first, on purpose, and with a plan. Because generosity isn’t an accident—it’s an act of trust.

Whether you’re new to faith or deeply invested, this talk will challenge you to rethink how you use what’s already in your hands—and how pulling the right lever can lead to exponential Kingdom impact.

]]> Sun, 13 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2374 40 c33bd163f9e713746e59e3a3afa2d66b no From the Ground Up // Invest in Someone Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>Everyone one of us want someone to believe in us! We've maybe had someone that believed in us even when we haven't believed in ourselves. In this message, Daniel shows us how important it is for us to see ourselves as believers in others - that we shouldn't take a shallow path, or even necessarily a deep path... But instead, the Jesus path - a personal connection with people. Because the stakes have never been higher. </p> <p>Everyone one of us want someone to believe in us! We've maybe had someone that believed in us even when we haven't believed in ourselves. In this message, Daniel shows us how important it is for us to see ourselves as believers in others - that we shouldn't take a shallow path, or even necessarily a deep path... But instead, the Jesus path - a personal connection with people. Because the stakes have never been higher. </p> Everyone one of us want someone to believe in us! We've maybe had someone that believed in us even when we haven't believed in ourselves. In this message, Daniel shows us how important it is for us to see ourselves as believers in others - that we shouldn't take a shallow path, or even necessarily a deep path... But instead, the Jesus path - a personal connection with people. Because the stakes have never been higher.

]]> Sun, 29 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1833 41 12471e8b7a95bbf51c1c09f89c71a3a1 no From the Ground Up // A Grace Filled Home Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Being a parent doesn’t mean owning your child—it means representing God to them. This message unpacks how grace, not control, creates healthy homes and resilient kids. Learn how discipline, identity, and forgiveness shape your parenting journey, and why shifting from owner to ambassador could change your family forever.</p> <p>Being a parent doesn’t mean owning your child—it means representing God to them. This message unpacks how grace, not control, creates healthy homes and resilient kids. Learn how discipline, identity, and forgiveness shape your parenting journey, and why shifting from owner to ambassador could change your family forever.</p> Being a parent doesn’t mean owning your child—it means representing God to them. This message unpacks how grace, not control, creates healthy homes and resilient kids. Learn how discipline, identity, and forgiveness shape your parenting journey, and why shifting from owner to ambassador could change your family forever.

]]> Sun, 22 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1708 42 04821d8ead282ed40d0faf2d80658801 no Icon // Wind Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>In this third episode of our series ICON, we dive further into one of the most misunderstood and mysterious aspects of the Christian faith: the Holy Spirit—also known as the Holy Ghost. Is He like Wi-Fi, invisible but essential? Or something more?</p><p>Using vivid imagery and real-life illustrations, this message explores how the Bible compares the Holy Spirit to wind: unseen, yet powerful and life-changing. You’ll learn what makes Christianity unique, how spiritual power is received (not earned), and why the Holy Spirit isn’t a force to control—but a presence to experience.</p><p>Whether you're new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this episode will help you better understand who the Holy Spirit is, why you need Him, and how to experience His comfort, guidance, and power in your daily life.</p><p>Key Takeaways:</p><p>The Holy Spirit is unseen but always present</p><p>He brings comfort in life’s hardest moments</p><p>He moves us forward with divine purpose and power</p><p>Are you trying to catch the Spirit—or are you ready to set your sails and let Him move you?</p> <p>In this third episode of our series ICON, we dive further into one of the most misunderstood and mysterious aspects of the Christian faith: the Holy Spirit—also known as the Holy Ghost. Is He like Wi-Fi, invisible but essential? Or something more?</p><p>Using vivid imagery and real-life illustrations, this message explores how the Bible compares the Holy Spirit to wind: unseen, yet powerful and life-changing. You’ll learn what makes Christianity unique, how spiritual power is received (not earned), and why the Holy Spirit isn’t a force to control—but a presence to experience.</p><p>Whether you're new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this episode will help you better understand who the Holy Spirit is, why you need Him, and how to experience His comfort, guidance, and power in your daily life.</p><p>Key Takeaways:</p><p>The Holy Spirit is unseen but always present</p><p>He brings comfort in life’s hardest moments</p><p>He moves us forward with divine purpose and power</p><p>Are you trying to catch the Spirit—or are you ready to set your sails and let Him move you?</p> In this third episode of our series ICON, we dive further into one of the most misunderstood and mysterious aspects of the Christian faith: the Holy Spirit—also known as the Holy Ghost. Is He like Wi-Fi, invisible but essential? Or something more?

Using vivid imagery and real-life illustrations, this message explores how the Bible compares the Holy Spirit to wind: unseen, yet powerful and life-changing. You’ll learn what makes Christianity unique, how spiritual power is received (not earned), and why the Holy Spirit isn’t a force to control—but a presence to experience.

Whether you're new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this episode will help you better understand who the Holy Spirit is, why you need Him, and how to experience His comfort, guidance, and power in your daily life.

Key Takeaways:

The Holy Spirit is unseen but always present

He brings comfort in life’s hardest moments

He moves us forward with divine purpose and power

Are you trying to catch the Spirit—or are you ready to set your sails and let Him move you?

]]> Sun, 01 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2141 43 ee88eed321f07491b7d3c2acbc579d73 no Icon // Oil Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Ever found yourself asking, “Is this all there is?” Maybe it was in traffic, after a big success, or just staring at the ceiling late at night. You’re alive—but why?</p><p>In this powerful message, we explore what it means to be anointed by God—set apart for something greater. Through the story of David’s unlikely anointing in 1 Samuel 16, we discover that God doesn’t choose based on outward appearances—He looks at the heart. And He’s chosen you.</p><p>This episode dives deep into three life-changing truths:</p><p>You are chosen by the Holy Spirit for a unique purpose</p><p>You are invited to steward your inner life with Him</p><p>You are empowered by the Spirit to impact the world around you</p><p>You weren’t made to live someone else’s story. God is calling you into His story—a mission that’s bigger, harder, and more rewarding than anything ordinary. He doesn’t just want to clean you up. He wants to set you on fire—with healing, courage, and power.</p><p>This message is your invitation to stop settling for less and start stepping into the purpose God designed you for.</p><p>Would you like to be anointed with that same power that was on Jesus—the same Spirit that raised Him from the dead? You can be.</p> <p>Ever found yourself asking, “Is this all there is?” Maybe it was in traffic, after a big success, or just staring at the ceiling late at night. You’re alive—but why?</p><p>In this powerful message, we explore what it means to be anointed by God—set apart for something greater. Through the story of David’s unlikely anointing in 1 Samuel 16, we discover that God doesn’t choose based on outward appearances—He looks at the heart. And He’s chosen you.</p><p>This episode dives deep into three life-changing truths:</p><p>You are chosen by the Holy Spirit for a unique purpose</p><p>You are invited to steward your inner life with Him</p><p>You are empowered by the Spirit to impact the world around you</p><p>You weren’t made to live someone else’s story. God is calling you into His story—a mission that’s bigger, harder, and more rewarding than anything ordinary. He doesn’t just want to clean you up. He wants to set you on fire—with healing, courage, and power.</p><p>This message is your invitation to stop settling for less and start stepping into the purpose God designed you for.</p><p>Would you like to be anointed with that same power that was on Jesus—the same Spirit that raised Him from the dead? You can be.</p> Ever found yourself asking, “Is this all there is?” Maybe it was in traffic, after a big success, or just staring at the ceiling late at night. You’re alive—but why?

In this powerful message, we explore what it means to be anointed by God—set apart for something greater. Through the story of David’s unlikely anointing in 1 Samuel 16, we discover that God doesn’t choose based on outward appearances—He looks at the heart. And He’s chosen you.

This episode dives deep into three life-changing truths:

You are chosen by the Holy Spirit for a unique purpose

You are invited to steward your inner life with Him

You are empowered by the Spirit to impact the world around you

You weren’t made to live someone else’s story. God is calling you into His story—a mission that’s bigger, harder, and more rewarding than anything ordinary. He doesn’t just want to clean you up. He wants to set you on fire—with healing, courage, and power.

This message is your invitation to stop settling for less and start stepping into the purpose God designed you for.

Would you like to be anointed with that same power that was on Jesus—the same Spirit that raised Him from the dead? You can be.

]]> Sun, 08 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1208 44 13a80da52839b0d020f7e01ab6233f06 no ICON // Peace, Purpose & New Beginning Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>The Holy Spirit is the person who brings you peace, purpose, and the power to start again. We all long for peace, purpose and a fresh start—but how do we actually experience that? In this message, we explore how the Holy Spirit isn’t a vibe or a force, but a person who brings deep peace, lasting purpose, and a powerful new beginning to our lives. Looking at Jesus’ baptism in Mark, we unpack how God’s presence rewires our reality from the inside out.</p> <p>The Holy Spirit is the person who brings you peace, purpose, and the power to start again. We all long for peace, purpose and a fresh start—but how do we actually experience that? In this message, we explore how the Holy Spirit isn’t a vibe or a force, but a person who brings deep peace, lasting purpose, and a powerful new beginning to our lives. Looking at Jesus’ baptism in Mark, we unpack how God’s presence rewires our reality from the inside out.</p> The Holy Spirit is the person who brings you peace, purpose, and the power to start again. We all long for peace, purpose and a fresh start—but how do we actually experience that? In this message, we explore how the Holy Spirit isn’t a vibe or a force, but a person who brings deep peace, lasting purpose, and a powerful new beginning to our lives. Looking at Jesus’ baptism in Mark, we unpack how God’s presence rewires our reality from the inside out.

]]> Sun, 25 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2303 45 713afa3166c98a305d79e17291c671c7 no ICON // Steward the Fire Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Ever played fire soccer with zero clue about the danger? Alistair kicks off our new ICON series with a message that’s 🔥—literally. Exploring the Holy Spirit as fire, he unpacks how God ignites a flame in us and invites us to keep it burning. This isn’t hype or hustle—it’s about stewardship, not striving. Don’t suppress what God has started. Let this message challenge your comfort and spark something real.</p> <p>Ever played fire soccer with zero clue about the danger? Alistair kicks off our new ICON series with a message that’s 🔥—literally. Exploring the Holy Spirit as fire, he unpacks how God ignites a flame in us and invites us to keep it burning. This isn’t hype or hustle—it’s about stewardship, not striving. Don’t suppress what God has started. Let this message challenge your comfort and spark something real.</p> Ever played fire soccer with zero clue about the danger? Alistair kicks off our new ICON series with a message that’s 🔥—literally. Exploring the Holy Spirit as fire, he unpacks how God ignites a flame in us and invites us to keep it burning. This isn’t hype or hustle—it’s about stewardship, not striving. Don’t suppress what God has started. Let this message challenge your comfort and spark something real.

]]> Sun, 18 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2446 46 8c201eb639b29f6017bfd63b25a453e1 no Mothers Day // Chloe Chong Baldivis | Chloe Chong Chloe Chong <p>Chloe shares the raw journey of becoming a mum during a painful, uncertain season when her newborn daughter faced major medical challenges. Through prayer, waiting, disappointment, and even unanswered miracles, she found something deeper than happiness—trust in a God who works even painful moments for a greater purpose. This isn’t just a message for mums; it’s for anyone wrestling with why God allows hard things. In her vulnerability, Chloe invites us to see pain through the lens of purpose and to anchor ourselves in the unshakable peace only Jesus can offer.</p> <p>Chloe shares the raw journey of becoming a mum during a painful, uncertain season when her newborn daughter faced major medical challenges. Through prayer, waiting, disappointment, and even unanswered miracles, she found something deeper than happiness—trust in a God who works even painful moments for a greater purpose. This isn’t just a message for mums; it’s for anyone wrestling with why God allows hard things. In her vulnerability, Chloe invites us to see pain through the lens of purpose and to anchor ourselves in the unshakable peace only Jesus can offer.</p> Chloe shares the raw journey of becoming a mum during a painful, uncertain season when her newborn daughter faced major medical challenges. Through prayer, waiting, disappointment, and even unanswered miracles, she found something deeper than happiness—trust in a God who works even painful moments for a greater purpose. This isn’t just a message for mums; it’s for anyone wrestling with why God allows hard things. In her vulnerability, Chloe invites us to see pain through the lens of purpose and to anchor ourselves in the unshakable peace only Jesus can offer.

]]> Sun, 11 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4715 47 d208360ba492d0c8dd599ecc599dba4c no At the Movies // Red One Baldivis | Leigh McIntosh Leigh McIntosh <p>Life can wear us down and make us lose sight of what really matters—loving people like Jesus does. In this At The Movies message, Leigh uses Red One to unpack how easily we become blind to others’ value when we’re hurt, jaded or just tired. But God sees the heart, not just the mess. When we remember who we are and who they are—children of God—we start to live differently. This message is a reminder that every day is a new chance to see clearly, love boldly, and get back to who we’re called to be.</p> <p>Life can wear us down and make us lose sight of what really matters—loving people like Jesus does. In this At The Movies message, Leigh uses Red One to unpack how easily we become blind to others’ value when we’re hurt, jaded or just tired. But God sees the heart, not just the mess. When we remember who we are and who they are—children of God—we start to live differently. This message is a reminder that every day is a new chance to see clearly, love boldly, and get back to who we’re called to be.</p> Life can wear us down and make us lose sight of what really matters—loving people like Jesus does. In this At The Movies message, Leigh uses Red One to unpack how easily we become blind to others’ value when we’re hurt, jaded or just tired. But God sees the heart, not just the mess. When we remember who we are and who they are—children of God—we start to live differently. This message is a reminder that every day is a new chance to see clearly, love boldly, and get back to who we’re called to be.

]]> Sun, 04 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2227 48 076523d35d8a58f676653690f7a8cb2b no At the Movies // Wild Robot Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>This week, we dive into The Wild Robot — a story packed with survival, sacrifice, transformation, and family. Discover how Roz the robot’s journey mirrors deep biblical truths and teaches us about trust, hardship, compassion, and sacrificial love. Through powerful clips and relatable life lessons, we’ll see how God shapes us, just like Roz, for a greater purpose. Come ready to laugh, cry, and leave inspired to live more like Jesus!</p> <p>This week, we dive into The Wild Robot — a story packed with survival, sacrifice, transformation, and family. Discover how Roz the robot’s journey mirrors deep biblical truths and teaches us about trust, hardship, compassion, and sacrificial love. Through powerful clips and relatable life lessons, we’ll see how God shapes us, just like Roz, for a greater purpose. Come ready to laugh, cry, and leave inspired to live more like Jesus!</p> This week, we dive into The Wild Robot — a story packed with survival, sacrifice, transformation, and family. Discover how Roz the robot’s journey mirrors deep biblical truths and teaches us about trust, hardship, compassion, and sacrificial love. Through powerful clips and relatable life lessons, we’ll see how God shapes us, just like Roz, for a greater purpose. Come ready to laugh, cry, and leave inspired to live more like Jesus!

]]> Sun, 27 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2706 49 1ff22238a6dc0231e33a122aa8ab4b42 no Easter Sunday // Kingdom Come Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>We all love a good comeback story—and Easter is the ultimate one. But what if the story we’ve been living, chasing happiness and avoiding pain, is leaving us more tired, lonely, and anxious than ever? Alistair unpacks why the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just spiritual fluff—it’s the only story big enough to carry your life.</p> <p>We all love a good comeback story—and Easter is the ultimate one. But what if the story we’ve been living, chasing happiness and avoiding pain, is leaving us more tired, lonely, and anxious than ever? Alistair unpacks why the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just spiritual fluff—it’s the only story big enough to carry your life.</p> We all love a good comeback story—and Easter is the ultimate one. But what if the story we’ve been living, chasing happiness and avoiding pain, is leaving us more tired, lonely, and anxious than ever? Alistair unpacks why the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just spiritual fluff—it’s the only story big enough to carry your life.

]]> Sun, 20 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1960 50 6cc37c4db969fea1dcaa0051d9407509 no Good Friday // Kingdom Crown Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>Our view of power is often about control, strength, and winning—but Jesus flips the script. On the cross, we see power redefined: not as domination, but as surrender. In a world terrified of weakness, Jesus doesn’t resist pain—He embraces it to bring us healing. True power looks like silence in the face of accusation, forgiveness for oppressors, and choosing love over revenge. On Good Friday, we’re not just witnessing a tragedy—we’re witnessing a revolution. His weakness is our strength. His surrender is our salvation.</p><p><br></p> <p>Our view of power is often about control, strength, and winning—but Jesus flips the script. On the cross, we see power redefined: not as domination, but as surrender. In a world terrified of weakness, Jesus doesn’t resist pain—He embraces it to bring us healing. True power looks like silence in the face of accusation, forgiveness for oppressors, and choosing love over revenge. On Good Friday, we’re not just witnessing a tragedy—we’re witnessing a revolution. His weakness is our strength. His surrender is our salvation.</p><p><br></p> Our view of power is often about control, strength, and winning—but Jesus flips the script. On the cross, we see power redefined: not as domination, but as surrender. In a world terrified of weakness, Jesus doesn’t resist pain—He embraces it to bring us healing. True power looks like silence in the face of accusation, forgiveness for oppressors, and choosing love over revenge. On Good Friday, we’re not just witnessing a tragedy—we’re witnessing a revolution. His weakness is our strength. His surrender is our salvation.


]]> Fri, 18 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2374 51 027ee0d14a08f78331794dbde8b43cf7 no Kingdom&Chaos//The Good King Surrenders Baldivis | Leigh McIntosh Leigh McIntosh <p>Some conversations are hard—especially when they involve obedience, surrender, and doing what we’d rather avoid. In this message, we look at the night Jesus faced his own moment of anguish in the garden and how his example speaks into the difficult calls we’re asked to face today. What is your cup—and have you been resisting it?</p> <p>Some conversations are hard—especially when they involve obedience, surrender, and doing what we’d rather avoid. In this message, we look at the night Jesus faced his own moment of anguish in the garden and how his example speaks into the difficult calls we’re asked to face today. What is your cup—and have you been resisting it?</p> Some conversations are hard—especially when they involve obedience, surrender, and doing what we’d rather avoid. In this message, we look at the night Jesus faced his own moment of anguish in the garden and how his example speaks into the difficult calls we’re asked to face today. What is your cup—and have you been resisting it?

]]> Sun, 06 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2070 52 5b13be96410b832bcb68e9927c4c9814 no Kingdom&Chaos // Dinner with the King Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>You’ve had those nights—the house is wild, emotions are high, and the last thing on your mind is grace. But what if that chaos is exactly where Jesus wants to build something beautiful? In this message, Dan explores how the Last Supper reveals an invitation to a radical kind of community—one marked by grace, purpose, and order in the mess. Whether you’re new to church or have been around for years, this is a fresh vision for what life together can look like.</p> <p>You’ve had those nights—the house is wild, emotions are high, and the last thing on your mind is grace. But what if that chaos is exactly where Jesus wants to build something beautiful? In this message, Dan explores how the Last Supper reveals an invitation to a radical kind of community—one marked by grace, purpose, and order in the mess. Whether you’re new to church or have been around for years, this is a fresh vision for what life together can look like.</p> You’ve had those nights—the house is wild, emotions are high, and the last thing on your mind is grace. But what if that chaos is exactly where Jesus wants to build something beautiful? In this message, Dan explores how the Last Supper reveals an invitation to a radical kind of community—one marked by grace, purpose, and order in the mess. Whether you’re new to church or have been around for years, this is a fresh vision for what life together can look like.

]]> Sun, 30 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2086 53 2200700225f3e41e36369d6ce7ca1354 no Kingdom&Chaos // The Good King Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>So much of life pushes us to live like we’re in charge—like our gifts, time, and story are ours to control. But what if we’re just tenants, managing a vineyard we don’t own? In this message, Alistair explores Jesus’ tense exchange with religious leaders and his explosive parable of the vineyard, pressing on one challenging but freeing truth: the life we have isn’t ours. But it’s been given—for a purpose.</p><p><br></p> <p>So much of life pushes us to live like we’re in charge—like our gifts, time, and story are ours to control. But what if we’re just tenants, managing a vineyard we don’t own? In this message, Alistair explores Jesus’ tense exchange with religious leaders and his explosive parable of the vineyard, pressing on one challenging but freeing truth: the life we have isn’t ours. But it’s been given—for a purpose.</p><p><br></p> So much of life pushes us to live like we’re in charge—like our gifts, time, and story are ours to control. But what if we’re just tenants, managing a vineyard we don’t own? In this message, Alistair explores Jesus’ tense exchange with religious leaders and his explosive parable of the vineyard, pressing on one challenging but freeing truth: the life we have isn’t ours. But it’s been given—for a purpose.


]]> Sun, 23 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2071 54 be9e5896170bc629649a2b30eed1eff6 no Kingdom&Chaos // From Chaos to Order Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Let’s be honest—there’s something deeply wrong in the global church today. Scandals, greed, and exploitation have left many disillusioned. But this isn’t a new issue. Even in Jesus’ time, the temple had become a marketplace rather than a sacred space. So what did Jesus do? He flipped the tables—literally. In this message, we unpack what Jesus’ temple cleansing means for us today. Corruption creates chaos, but Jesus restores order. And the real question is: Will we join Him in the work of restoration?</p> <p>Let’s be honest—there’s something deeply wrong in the global church today. Scandals, greed, and exploitation have left many disillusioned. But this isn’t a new issue. Even in Jesus’ time, the temple had become a marketplace rather than a sacred space. So what did Jesus do? He flipped the tables—literally. In this message, we unpack what Jesus’ temple cleansing means for us today. Corruption creates chaos, but Jesus restores order. And the real question is: Will we join Him in the work of restoration?</p> Let’s be honest—there’s something deeply wrong in the global church today. Scandals, greed, and exploitation have left many disillusioned. But this isn’t a new issue. Even in Jesus’ time, the temple had become a marketplace rather than a sacred space. So what did Jesus do? He flipped the tables—literally. In this message, we unpack what Jesus’ temple cleansing means for us today. Corruption creates chaos, but Jesus restores order. And the real question is: Will we join Him in the work of restoration?

]]> Sun, 16 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2449 55 90ffcde59a14f1199b9e970a6f446515 no Kingdom&Chaos // Not Your Kind of King Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>What does real power look like? In a world that measures power by dominance and control, Jesus flips the script. Entering Jerusalem on a donkey instead of a warhorse, he redefines kingship—not by conquering through war, but by sacrificing through love. The truth is, whether we realise it or not, we all serve a king—success, approval, recreation, or relationships. But every one of them demands more than we can give… except Jesus. His way leads to true freedom. So, the real question isn’t whether you have a king—it’s whether you’ve chosen the one who won’t crush you.</p> <p>What does real power look like? In a world that measures power by dominance and control, Jesus flips the script. Entering Jerusalem on a donkey instead of a warhorse, he redefines kingship—not by conquering through war, but by sacrificing through love. The truth is, whether we realise it or not, we all serve a king—success, approval, recreation, or relationships. But every one of them demands more than we can give… except Jesus. His way leads to true freedom. So, the real question isn’t whether you have a king—it’s whether you’ve chosen the one who won’t crush you.</p> What does real power look like? In a world that measures power by dominance and control, Jesus flips the script. Entering Jerusalem on a donkey instead of a warhorse, he redefines kingship—not by conquering through war, but by sacrificing through love. The truth is, whether we realise it or not, we all serve a king—success, approval, recreation, or relationships. But every one of them demands more than we can give… except Jesus. His way leads to true freedom. So, the real question isn’t whether you have a king—it’s whether you’ve chosen the one who won’t crush you.

]]> Sun, 09 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2053 56 e954a3b45c71992a4eaa090baead931b no Made for More // Made for Community Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Why do we feel so alone, even in a crowded room? We all long for deep, authentic community—but it often feels just out of reach. In this final part of Made for More, we explore how the early church in Acts 2 thrived in spiritual depth, relational intimacy, and radical dependence on God. True Christian community isn’t about convenience or preference—it’s about calling and commitment. If you’ve ever wondered why church is more than just a Sunday gathering, this message is for you. Discover why you were made for community and how it can transform your life.</p> <p>Why do we feel so alone, even in a crowded room? We all long for deep, authentic community—but it often feels just out of reach. In this final part of Made for More, we explore how the early church in Acts 2 thrived in spiritual depth, relational intimacy, and radical dependence on God. True Christian community isn’t about convenience or preference—it’s about calling and commitment. If you’ve ever wondered why church is more than just a Sunday gathering, this message is for you. Discover why you were made for community and how it can transform your life.</p> Why do we feel so alone, even in a crowded room? We all long for deep, authentic community—but it often feels just out of reach. In this final part of Made for More, we explore how the early church in Acts 2 thrived in spiritual depth, relational intimacy, and radical dependence on God. True Christian community isn’t about convenience or preference—it’s about calling and commitment. If you’ve ever wondered why church is more than just a Sunday gathering, this message is for you. Discover why you were made for community and how it can transform your life.

]]> Sun, 02 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2370 57 d224cb923f1f1e5cb3e540dd4ee656db no Vision Sunday // Made for Mission Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>At some point, we all ask, “Is this all there is?” Deep down, we crave a life of meaning, impact, and legacy. The good news? You were made for more. Jesus offers a purpose that is bigger than just career success or personal happiness—He invites us into a global mission that has changed lives for over 2,000 years. But this mission isn’t a burden—it’s a response to His love. In this Vision Sunday message, discover how God is already at work in your city, your workplace, and your family, and how you can step into the life He’s calling you to.</p> <p>At some point, we all ask, “Is this all there is?” Deep down, we crave a life of meaning, impact, and legacy. The good news? You were made for more. Jesus offers a purpose that is bigger than just career success or personal happiness—He invites us into a global mission that has changed lives for over 2,000 years. But this mission isn’t a burden—it’s a response to His love. In this Vision Sunday message, discover how God is already at work in your city, your workplace, and your family, and how you can step into the life He’s calling you to.</p> At some point, we all ask, “Is this all there is?” Deep down, we crave a life of meaning, impact, and legacy. The good news? You were made for more. Jesus offers a purpose that is bigger than just career success or personal happiness—He invites us into a global mission that has changed lives for over 2,000 years. But this mission isn’t a burden—it’s a response to His love. In this Vision Sunday message, discover how God is already at work in your city, your workplace, and your family, and how you can step into the life He’s calling you to.

]]> Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1808 58 43fbd817c1ae2420d4fde13208736b03 no Made for More // Made for Multiplying Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>What if your faith isn’t just about you? What if it’s meant to be passed on, shaping future generations? In this powerful talk, we explore Jesus’ radical call to make disciples—not just believe. Using real-life examples, compelling scripture, and the power of multiplication, we unpack why following Jesus means investing in others. If your faith stops with you, it dies with you. But if you multiply, the gospel outlives you. So, who is following Jesus because of you? Don’t let the chain break. It’s multiply or bust.</p><p><br></p> <p>What if your faith isn’t just about you? What if it’s meant to be passed on, shaping future generations? In this powerful talk, we explore Jesus’ radical call to make disciples—not just believe. Using real-life examples, compelling scripture, and the power of multiplication, we unpack why following Jesus means investing in others. If your faith stops with you, it dies with you. But if you multiply, the gospel outlives you. So, who is following Jesus because of you? Don’t let the chain break. It’s multiply or bust.</p><p><br></p> What if your faith isn’t just about you? What if it’s meant to be passed on, shaping future generations? In this powerful talk, we explore Jesus’ radical call to make disciples—not just believe. Using real-life examples, compelling scripture, and the power of multiplication, we unpack why following Jesus means investing in others. If your faith stops with you, it dies with you. But if you multiply, the gospel outlives you. So, who is following Jesus because of you? Don’t let the chain break. It’s multiply or bust.


]]> Sun, 16 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2490 59 66bb66a4b3bbfac9c6a140ce9ed0e0de no Made for More // Made for Following Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>We live in a world that tells us to define our own truth, create our own path, and be our own guide—but is that really working? In the first part of Made for More, we explore the invitation Jesus gives to follow Him. Not just to believe, but to actually follow. And following always comes with a cost. So what’s the net you need to leave behind? What’s holding you back from the life Jesus is calling you into? This message will challenge you to rethink how you define purpose and discover that you were made to follow.</p> <p>We live in a world that tells us to define our own truth, create our own path, and be our own guide—but is that really working? In the first part of Made for More, we explore the invitation Jesus gives to follow Him. Not just to believe, but to actually follow. And following always comes with a cost. So what’s the net you need to leave behind? What’s holding you back from the life Jesus is calling you into? This message will challenge you to rethink how you define purpose and discover that you were made to follow.</p> We live in a world that tells us to define our own truth, create our own path, and be our own guide—but is that really working? In the first part of Made for More, we explore the invitation Jesus gives to follow Him. Not just to believe, but to actually follow. And following always comes with a cost. So what’s the net you need to leave behind? What’s holding you back from the life Jesus is calling you into? This message will challenge you to rethink how you define purpose and discover that you were made to follow.

]]> Sun, 09 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1698 60 1aa863ec1b0ada9b0778390819b2c464 no HOAHH // The Habit of Grit Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>Life is an uphill battle, and success—whether in relationships, career, faith, or personal growth—often comes down to one thing: perseverance. But how do we develop grit when life gets tough? In this message, we explore why quitting too early can cost us more than we realise and how we can push through challenges with the right mindset, the right people, and a vision bigger than ourselves. If you’ve ever felt like giving up, this talk is for you.</p> <p>Life is an uphill battle, and success—whether in relationships, career, faith, or personal growth—often comes down to one thing: perseverance. But how do we develop grit when life gets tough? In this message, we explore why quitting too early can cost us more than we realise and how we can push through challenges with the right mindset, the right people, and a vision bigger than ourselves. If you’ve ever felt like giving up, this talk is for you.</p> Life is an uphill battle, and success—whether in relationships, career, faith, or personal growth—often comes down to one thing: perseverance. But how do we develop grit when life gets tough? In this message, we explore why quitting too early can cost us more than we realise and how we can push through challenges with the right mindset, the right people, and a vision bigger than ourselves. If you’ve ever felt like giving up, this talk is for you.

]]> Sun, 02 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2206 61 964e4c7e364046bff21815adabb6006d no HOAHH // The Habit of Godly Sorrow Baldivis | Citra Laupase Citra Laupase <p>What’s the difference between feeling bad about getting caught and feeling truly broken over our mistakes? In this message, Cit dives deep into the powerful concept of Godly sorrow—a habit that brings repentance, salvation, and no regret. Discover how worldly sorrow keeps us stuck, but Godly sorrow draws us closer to God’s heart and transforms our lives. With honesty, practical insights, and hope-filled truth, this message is a game-changer for anyone ready to leave shame behind and embrace the abundant life God has for them.</p> <p>What’s the difference between feeling bad about getting caught and feeling truly broken over our mistakes? In this message, Cit dives deep into the powerful concept of Godly sorrow—a habit that brings repentance, salvation, and no regret. Discover how worldly sorrow keeps us stuck, but Godly sorrow draws us closer to God’s heart and transforms our lives. With honesty, practical insights, and hope-filled truth, this message is a game-changer for anyone ready to leave shame behind and embrace the abundant life God has for them.</p> What’s the difference between feeling bad about getting caught and feeling truly broken over our mistakes? In this message, Cit dives deep into the powerful concept of Godly sorrow—a habit that brings repentance, salvation, and no regret. Discover how worldly sorrow keeps us stuck, but Godly sorrow draws us closer to God’s heart and transforms our lives. With honesty, practical insights, and hope-filled truth, this message is a game-changer for anyone ready to leave shame behind and embrace the abundant life God has for them.

]]> Sun, 26 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2144 62 2c746a64f7cca59d6030ceeadf7349a6 no Habits of a Healthy Heart // The Habit of Slowing Your Mind Baldivis | Josh Edwards Josh Edwards <p>Are you struggling to slow your mind and soul in the chaos of life? In this message, Josh explores the powerful habit of slowing down to reconnect with God and realign our priorities. Drawing inspiration from the life of Jesus, he shows how intentional stillness can bring clarity, peace, and deeper intimacy with God. Discover why your value isn’t tied to what you do but who you are to God. If you’ve ever felt like life is moving too fast, this message is for you.</p> <p>Are you struggling to slow your mind and soul in the chaos of life? In this message, Josh explores the powerful habit of slowing down to reconnect with God and realign our priorities. Drawing inspiration from the life of Jesus, he shows how intentional stillness can bring clarity, peace, and deeper intimacy with God. Discover why your value isn’t tied to what you do but who you are to God. If you’ve ever felt like life is moving too fast, this message is for you.</p> Are you struggling to slow your mind and soul in the chaos of life? In this message, Josh explores the powerful habit of slowing down to reconnect with God and realign our priorities. Drawing inspiration from the life of Jesus, he shows how intentional stillness can bring clarity, peace, and deeper intimacy with God. Discover why your value isn’t tied to what you do but who you are to God. If you’ve ever felt like life is moving too fast, this message is for you.

]]> Sun, 19 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1827 63 66028de2ddc007fd99158baecd02caf3 no Habits of a Healthy Heart // The Habit of Simplifying Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>What if everything you thought about contentment was a lie? In this message, Alistair challenges the cultural mindset that “more is better” and offers a liberating alternative: simplifying. Drawing wisdom from Jesus’ teaching, Alistair explores how decluttering our lives—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—opens up space for God to move. Discover the secret to true contentment and why less really is better.</p> <p>What if everything you thought about contentment was a lie? In this message, Alistair challenges the cultural mindset that “more is better” and offers a liberating alternative: simplifying. Drawing wisdom from Jesus’ teaching, Alistair explores how decluttering our lives—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—opens up space for God to move. Discover the secret to true contentment and why less really is better.</p> What if everything you thought about contentment was a lie? In this message, Alistair challenges the cultural mindset that “more is better” and offers a liberating alternative: simplifying. Drawing wisdom from Jesus’ teaching, Alistair explores how decluttering our lives—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—opens up space for God to move. Discover the secret to true contentment and why less really is better.

]]> Sun, 12 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1830 64 6c2fe2eacd9dd76c63e9073b0d2d20db no Habits of a Healthy Heart // The Habit of Self-Examination Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Ever feel stuck in patterns you can’t break? Research shows we lie most often to ourselves—convincing ourselves we’re fine when we’re not. This message unpacks why change is so hard and how it starts not with behaviour but with the heart. Explore the power of self-examination through Psalm 139 and see how facing the truth about yourself with God’s help can lead to real transformation.</p><p><br></p> <p>Ever feel stuck in patterns you can’t break? Research shows we lie most often to ourselves—convincing ourselves we’re fine when we’re not. This message unpacks why change is so hard and how it starts not with behaviour but with the heart. Explore the power of self-examination through Psalm 139 and see how facing the truth about yourself with God’s help can lead to real transformation.</p><p><br></p> Ever feel stuck in patterns you can’t break? Research shows we lie most often to ourselves—convincing ourselves we’re fine when we’re not. This message unpacks why change is so hard and how it starts not with behaviour but with the heart. Explore the power of self-examination through Psalm 139 and see how facing the truth about yourself with God’s help can lead to real transformation.


]]> Sun, 05 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1813 65 bd06b395f4fa874a50cf32aee8c7dac7 no Christmas Eve // The Medium is the Message Alistair Cochrane | Baldivis Alistair Cochrane <p>What if the joy, community, and hope of Christmas weren’t meant to last just one month but could transform your entire year? In this inspiring Christmas Eve message, we explore how the birth of Jesus offers a revolutionary new script for life—one marked by humility, service, and sacrificial love. Through the Christmas story, you’re invited to let go of the exhausting “winner’s script” and embrace a life empowered by Jesus. This could be the Christmas that changes everything.</p> <p>What if the joy, community, and hope of Christmas weren’t meant to last just one month but could transform your entire year? In this inspiring Christmas Eve message, we explore how the birth of Jesus offers a revolutionary new script for life—one marked by humility, service, and sacrificial love. Through the Christmas story, you’re invited to let go of the exhausting “winner’s script” and embrace a life empowered by Jesus. This could be the Christmas that changes everything.</p> What if the joy, community, and hope of Christmas weren’t meant to last just one month but could transform your entire year? In this inspiring Christmas Eve message, we explore how the birth of Jesus offers a revolutionary new script for life—one marked by humility, service, and sacrificial love. Through the Christmas story, you’re invited to let go of the exhausting “winner’s script” and embrace a life empowered by Jesus. This could be the Christmas that changes everything.

]]> Tue, 24 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1154 66 07fdec48fc644aab7bc805b378023bd3 no Thanksgiving Sunday Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>In a world shaped by entitlement, comparison, and stress, how can gratitude transform your life? Through the story of Jesus healing ten lepers, this message challenges us to move beyond unexpressed feelings of thankfulness to intentional acts of gratitude. Explore how gratitude can heal relationships, strengthen your faith, and reconnect you with God’s incredible love. Whether you’re new to faith or looking to deepen your walk with Jesus, this talk invites you to embrace the life-changing practice of gratitude.</p> <p>In a world shaped by entitlement, comparison, and stress, how can gratitude transform your life? Through the story of Jesus healing ten lepers, this message challenges us to move beyond unexpressed feelings of thankfulness to intentional acts of gratitude. Explore how gratitude can heal relationships, strengthen your faith, and reconnect you with God’s incredible love. Whether you’re new to faith or looking to deepen your walk with Jesus, this talk invites you to embrace the life-changing practice of gratitude.</p> In a world shaped by entitlement, comparison, and stress, how can gratitude transform your life? Through the story of Jesus healing ten lepers, this message challenges us to move beyond unexpressed feelings of thankfulness to intentional acts of gratitude. Explore how gratitude can heal relationships, strengthen your faith, and reconnect you with God’s incredible love. Whether you’re new to faith or looking to deepen your walk with Jesus, this talk invites you to embrace the life-changing practice of gratitude.

]]> Sun, 22 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2086 67 47096c04db4db13c2079342b8bd95037 no Wrong People, Wrong Place, Wrong Time Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Ever felt like you’re in the wrong place, at the wrong time, or just the wrong person for the job? The Christmas story reminds us that God specialises in flipping the script. From Mary and Joseph’s unexpected roles to the perfect timing of Jesus’ arrival, this message shows how God brings purpose to life’s most imperfect situations. Join Alistair as he unpacks how the wrongness we feel can become the rightness of God’s plan.</p> <p>Ever felt like you’re in the wrong place, at the wrong time, or just the wrong person for the job? The Christmas story reminds us that God specialises in flipping the script. From Mary and Joseph’s unexpected roles to the perfect timing of Jesus’ arrival, this message shows how God brings purpose to life’s most imperfect situations. Join Alistair as he unpacks how the wrongness we feel can become the rightness of God’s plan.</p> Ever felt like you’re in the wrong place, at the wrong time, or just the wrong person for the job? The Christmas story reminds us that God specialises in flipping the script. From Mary and Joseph’s unexpected roles to the perfect timing of Jesus’ arrival, this message shows how God brings purpose to life’s most imperfect situations. Join Alistair as he unpacks how the wrongness we feel can become the rightness of God’s plan.

]]> Sun, 15 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1902 68 a428c1ef093c42e9d3a9e5b5677a4694 no Hyper Grace // Part 2 - Is repentance really not necessary? Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>In a culture where we’re taught to earn everything, even love and approval, how does God’s grace fit in? Alistair dives deep into the question, “Is repentance really necessary?” unpacking how the Bible portrays grace and repentance—not as behaviour modification, but as a complete change in mindset. Using personal stories and the Gospel of John, this message challenges us to understand grace as scandalous, unconditional love that transforms us from the inside out.</p><p>Bottom line? Repentance isn’t about fixing your behaviour—it’s about rethinking your entire understanding of God’s grace and love.</p> <p>In a culture where we’re taught to earn everything, even love and approval, how does God’s grace fit in? Alistair dives deep into the question, “Is repentance really necessary?” unpacking how the Bible portrays grace and repentance—not as behaviour modification, but as a complete change in mindset. Using personal stories and the Gospel of John, this message challenges us to understand grace as scandalous, unconditional love that transforms us from the inside out.</p><p>Bottom line? Repentance isn’t about fixing your behaviour—it’s about rethinking your entire understanding of God’s grace and love.</p> In a culture where we’re taught to earn everything, even love and approval, how does God’s grace fit in? Alistair dives deep into the question, “Is repentance really necessary?” unpacking how the Bible portrays grace and repentance—not as behaviour modification, but as a complete change in mindset. Using personal stories and the Gospel of John, this message challenges us to understand grace as scandalous, unconditional love that transforms us from the inside out.

Bottom line? Repentance isn’t about fixing your behaviour—it’s about rethinking your entire understanding of God’s grace and love.

]]> Sun, 24 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1908 69 b8eaa32842f5661ba4bc6804bcf81c99 no Hyper Grace // Part 1 - Are all sins really forgiven? Baldivis | Leigh McIntosh Leigh McIntosh <p>In the kickoff of the “Hypergrace” series, Leigh McIntosh dives deep into the magnitude of God’s grace. Why do so many of us wrestle with guilt, even when forgiveness is freely given? Through relatable stories, Scripture, and practical wisdom, this message challenges us to embrace grace without fear or conditions. Discover how God’s gift of grace is limitless, unearned, and life-changing—reminding us that it’s not about how good we are but about how good He is.</p> <p>In the kickoff of the “Hypergrace” series, Leigh McIntosh dives deep into the magnitude of God’s grace. Why do so many of us wrestle with guilt, even when forgiveness is freely given? Through relatable stories, Scripture, and practical wisdom, this message challenges us to embrace grace without fear or conditions. Discover how God’s gift of grace is limitless, unearned, and life-changing—reminding us that it’s not about how good we are but about how good He is.</p> In the kickoff of the “Hypergrace” series, Leigh McIntosh dives deep into the magnitude of God’s grace. Why do so many of us wrestle with guilt, even when forgiveness is freely given? Through relatable stories, Scripture, and practical wisdom, this message challenges us to embrace grace without fear or conditions. Discover how God’s gift of grace is limitless, unearned, and life-changing—reminding us that it’s not about how good we are but about how good He is.

]]> Sun, 17 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1857 70 a859264469dfafd30bc617ac5b4c107c no Marked // Part 3 - For the Dogs Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>We’re all wrestling with big questions—about belonging, purpose, and whether we’re worthy of love. Today’s message dives into the story of a woman who didn’t “fit” but found herself radically welcomed by Jesus. Through her story, we see that Jesus offers a place at the table for everyone—even those who feel out of place. Can we imagine a life marked by breaking down barriers and embracing mercy? Join us to explore what it means to belong, to be truly known, and to live with purpose.</p> <p>We’re all wrestling with big questions—about belonging, purpose, and whether we’re worthy of love. Today’s message dives into the story of a woman who didn’t “fit” but found herself radically welcomed by Jesus. Through her story, we see that Jesus offers a place at the table for everyone—even those who feel out of place. Can we imagine a life marked by breaking down barriers and embracing mercy? Join us to explore what it means to belong, to be truly known, and to live with purpose.</p> We’re all wrestling with big questions—about belonging, purpose, and whether we’re worthy of love. Today’s message dives into the story of a woman who didn’t “fit” but found herself radically welcomed by Jesus. Through her story, we see that Jesus offers a place at the table for everyone—even those who feel out of place. Can we imagine a life marked by breaking down barriers and embracing mercy? Join us to explore what it means to belong, to be truly known, and to live with purpose.

]]> Sun, 10 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1857 71 f92ca8d339dbe9b7ebac2e7592c1a9bc no Marked // Part 2 - From the Inside Out Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Ever feel like your life looks better on the outside than it really is on the inside? In this message, we explore Jesus’ powerful words on how true change is not about keeping up appearances, but about dealing with what’s beneath. Alistair uses relatable stories and Jesus’ teachings to challenge us to be honest about our struggles and start transformation from the heart. Discover why quick-fix habits won’t work and how Jesus alone can bring genuine, inside-out change.</p> <p>Ever feel like your life looks better on the outside than it really is on the inside? In this message, we explore Jesus’ powerful words on how true change is not about keeping up appearances, but about dealing with what’s beneath. Alistair uses relatable stories and Jesus’ teachings to challenge us to be honest about our struggles and start transformation from the heart. Discover why quick-fix habits won’t work and how Jesus alone can bring genuine, inside-out change.</p> Ever feel like your life looks better on the outside than it really is on the inside? In this message, we explore Jesus’ powerful words on how true change is not about keeping up appearances, but about dealing with what’s beneath. Alistair uses relatable stories and Jesus’ teachings to challenge us to be honest about our struggles and start transformation from the heart. Discover why quick-fix habits won’t work and how Jesus alone can bring genuine, inside-out change.

]]> Sun, 03 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1571 72 59ea62115cc1012806b651ef4db2b10a no Marked // Part 1 - Tradition ≠ Authenticity Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Unfortuantely due to some technical difficulties, today's talk was not recorded. However, if it had been, in this first message of the “Marked” series, Alistair challenges us to consider the pivotal question: “What does God actually want from me?” Focusing on Mark 7, he unpacks Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees and the difference between empty tradition and true authenticity. Are you just going through the motions? God wants more than habits—He wants your heart. Whether you’re exploring faith or a longtime believer, this message invites you to examine your life and reconnect with God’s purpose.</p> <p>Unfortuantely due to some technical difficulties, today's talk was not recorded. However, if it had been, in this first message of the “Marked” series, Alistair challenges us to consider the pivotal question: “What does God actually want from me?” Focusing on Mark 7, he unpacks Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees and the difference between empty tradition and true authenticity. Are you just going through the motions? God wants more than habits—He wants your heart. Whether you’re exploring faith or a longtime believer, this message invites you to examine your life and reconnect with God’s purpose.</p> Unfortuantely due to some technical difficulties, today's talk was not recorded. However, if it had been, in this first message of the “Marked” series, Alistair challenges us to consider the pivotal question: “What does God actually want from me?” Focusing on Mark 7, he unpacks Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees and the difference between empty tradition and true authenticity. Are you just going through the motions? God wants more than habits—He wants your heart. Whether you’re exploring faith or a longtime believer, this message invites you to examine your life and reconnect with God’s purpose.

]]> Sun, 27 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 137 73 b5895c3de20005650bbe1ad162e90732 no Burnout Society // Part 4 - Screen time Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>In today’s digital age, screens dominate our time and contribute to burnout more than we realise. Baldivis Lead Pastor Alistair dives into the reality of input fatigue and how it drains us emotionally and spiritually. Through biblical wisdom from Ephesians, he offers five practical takeaways to break free: </p><p>1 - Use the tool, don’t be a tool; </p><p>2- Embrace limits; </p><p>3 - Swap screen time for green time; </p><p>4 - Treat your time like money; and </p><p>5 - No phones in the bedroom. </p><p>Alistair challenges us to stop chasing endless digital distractions and embrace the real-life opportunities right in front of us, just as Jesus did when He chose to live among us.</p> <p>In today’s digital age, screens dominate our time and contribute to burnout more than we realise. Baldivis Lead Pastor Alistair dives into the reality of input fatigue and how it drains us emotionally and spiritually. Through biblical wisdom from Ephesians, he offers five practical takeaways to break free: </p><p>1 - Use the tool, don’t be a tool; </p><p>2- Embrace limits; </p><p>3 - Swap screen time for green time; </p><p>4 - Treat your time like money; and </p><p>5 - No phones in the bedroom. </p><p>Alistair challenges us to stop chasing endless digital distractions and embrace the real-life opportunities right in front of us, just as Jesus did when He chose to live among us.</p> In today’s digital age, screens dominate our time and contribute to burnout more than we realise. Baldivis Lead Pastor Alistair dives into the reality of input fatigue and how it drains us emotionally and spiritually. Through biblical wisdom from Ephesians, he offers five practical takeaways to break free:

1 - Use the tool, don’t be a tool;

2- Embrace limits;

3 - Swap screen time for green time;

4 - Treat your time like money; and

5 - No phones in the bedroom.

Alistair challenges us to stop chasing endless digital distractions and embrace the real-life opportunities right in front of us, just as Jesus did when He chose to live among us.

]]> Sun, 20 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1566 74 dd5195a6c690b3a4cfde3abb23cb0ff8 no Burnout Society // Part 3 - Sabbath Baldivis | Cit Laupase Cit Laupase <p>Feeling burned out and overwhelmed? You’re not alone. In the third week of our Burnout Society series, Cit Laupase explores the myth that rest happens after the work is done and introduces the practice of Sabbath—a God-given gift that restores our souls. Discover how slowing down, embracing silence, and making intentional stops can lead to true rejuvenation, even in the midst of life’s chaos.</p> <p>Feeling burned out and overwhelmed? You’re not alone. In the third week of our Burnout Society series, Cit Laupase explores the myth that rest happens after the work is done and introduces the practice of Sabbath—a God-given gift that restores our souls. Discover how slowing down, embracing silence, and making intentional stops can lead to true rejuvenation, even in the midst of life’s chaos.</p> Feeling burned out and overwhelmed? You’re not alone. In the third week of our Burnout Society series, Cit Laupase explores the myth that rest happens after the work is done and introduces the practice of Sabbath—a God-given gift that restores our souls. Discover how slowing down, embracing silence, and making intentional stops can lead to true rejuvenation, even in the midst of life’s chaos.

]]> Sun, 13 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2399 75 3bd4df9fb1a24224a4100a4c249c4cd5 no Burnout Society // Part 2 - How to win financially Baldivis | Daniel Indradjaja Daniel Indradjaja <p>In this episode, we explore the concept of burnout and its wide-reaching impact, both personally and financially. Our Senior Pastor, Daniel, begins by discussing the 11 signs of burnout, from losing passion to emotional numbness, while offering practical solutions for recovery through rest and spiritual renewal. The conversation then shifts to financial burnout, a growing issue for many Australians, particularly younger generations. Daniel emphasises that Jesus’ teachings on money remain relevant today, encouraging listeners to view their financial decisions through a spiritual lens. Key principles such as eliminating debt, finding contentment, and recognising God’s ownership over everything are highlighted as ways to manage finances and cultivate generosity, even in challenging times. The episode concludes with an inspiring story of a couple who applied these principles to overcome debt and transform their financial outlook.</p> <p>In this episode, we explore the concept of burnout and its wide-reaching impact, both personally and financially. Our Senior Pastor, Daniel, begins by discussing the 11 signs of burnout, from losing passion to emotional numbness, while offering practical solutions for recovery through rest and spiritual renewal. The conversation then shifts to financial burnout, a growing issue for many Australians, particularly younger generations. Daniel emphasises that Jesus’ teachings on money remain relevant today, encouraging listeners to view their financial decisions through a spiritual lens. Key principles such as eliminating debt, finding contentment, and recognising God’s ownership over everything are highlighted as ways to manage finances and cultivate generosity, even in challenging times. The episode concludes with an inspiring story of a couple who applied these principles to overcome debt and transform their financial outlook.</p> In this episode, we explore the concept of burnout and its wide-reaching impact, both personally and financially. Our Senior Pastor, Daniel, begins by discussing the 11 signs of burnout, from losing passion to emotional numbness, while offering practical solutions for recovery through rest and spiritual renewal. The conversation then shifts to financial burnout, a growing issue for many Australians, particularly younger generations. Daniel emphasises that Jesus’ teachings on money remain relevant today, encouraging listeners to view their financial decisions through a spiritual lens. Key principles such as eliminating debt, finding contentment, and recognising God’s ownership over everything are highlighted as ways to manage finances and cultivate generosity, even in challenging times. The episode concludes with an inspiring story of a couple who applied these principles to overcome debt and transform their financial outlook.

]]> Sun, 06 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1978 76 6f8b4fc7bc8823c927a335574498efec no Burnout Society // Part 1 - What it is, and what to do about it Baldivis | Alistair Cochrane Alistair Cochrane <p>Join Baldivis Lead Pastor Alistair as we embark on a journey through the struggles of burnout—something many of us know all too well. Reflecting on his own experience of exhaustion, Alistair unpacks the cycle of ‘doing more to have more’ and its toll on our wellbeing. Discover the counter-cultural approach of prioritising being over doing, and how Jesus’ invitation to rest can bring renewed energy and purpose to our lives.</p><p><br></p> <p>Join Baldivis Lead Pastor Alistair as we embark on a journey through the struggles of burnout—something many of us know all too well. Reflecting on his own experience of exhaustion, Alistair unpacks the cycle of ‘doing more to have more’ and its toll on our wellbeing. Discover the counter-cultural approach of prioritising being over doing, and how Jesus’ invitation to rest can bring renewed energy and purpose to our lives.</p><p><br></p> Join Baldivis Lead Pastor Alistair as we embark on a journey through the struggles of burnout—something many of us know all too well. Reflecting on his own experience of exhaustion, Alistair unpacks the cycle of ‘doing more to have more’ and its toll on our wellbeing. Discover the counter-cultural approach of prioritising being over doing, and how Jesus’ invitation to rest can bring renewed energy and purpose to our lives.


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