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When Injustice Reigns

This past Sunday, we listened to the prophet Habakkuk call out five woes against Babylon—an empire built on violence, exploitation, idolatry, and unchecked power. As Tim MacBride helped us see, these words are not just ancient poetry—they are a mirror held up to every generation where injustice thrives. Habakkuk’s world was filled with corruption. The […]

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Exploring Baptism

Baptism is an outward sign of an inward faith—a public declaration that you’re following Jesus and trusting Him with your life. Whether you’re new to faith or have been journeying with Jesus for a while and haven’t yet been baptised, we’d love to invite you to explore what baptism is all about.
If you’re curious, have questions, or are simply wondering if now might be the right time, we’d love to chat with you. No pressure—just a chance to explore this important step in the life of a disciple.
Speak to one of our pastors after the service or email us.

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Hope in the Midst of Chaos

This past Sunday, we began a new series in the book of Habakkuk titled “Hope in the Midst of Chaos.” The image that anchors our series is that of a lone tree in the desert—surrounded by dust, dryness, and desolation—yet still standing. Rooted. Reaching. Alive. It’s a powerful metaphor for the message of Habakkuk: that

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