In this message, Pastor Stu Brown continues the series Let the River Flow with a challenge to let God do a deep work in our hearts. He reminds us that true community begins with honesty before God and one another, not hiding behind busyness or surface-level connection.

Drawing from Psalm 139, Stu encourages us to pray, “Search me, God, and know my heart. Test me and know my anxious thoughts.” Like tidying a messy house, we need to bring everything into the light resentments, pride, addictions, hidden struggles and allow God to show us what needs to be surrendered.

This is not about shame or endless self-criticism but about freedom. When we confess specifically and honestly, God’s grace meets us with healing, and His Spirit flows through us to others.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, weighed down, or far from God, this message will help you take courageous steps toward honesty, surrender, and the fullness of life Jesus promises.

Richmond Wandera grew up in Uganda, where tragedy and poverty shaped his childhood. After his father was murdered, his family was forced into the slums of Naguru. At just eight years old, Richmond faced hunger, loss, and the fear of invisibility that poverty brings. But everything changed when a 15 year old girl on the other side of the world chose to sponsor him.

That simple decision gave Richmond access to food, education and hope. It not only lifted him out of poverty but also transformed generations in his family. Today he leads pastors, trains leaders, and helps thousands of children find freedom and faith through Christ.

This powerful message is not just about survival but about redemption. Richmond shares how God rewrites broken stories and invites us to join in His work of restoration. If you have ever wondered whether one life can make a difference, this story will inspire you to see how small acts of faith can change the world.

In this message we are invited to discover what it really means to surrender to God. Too often we try to control our lives, clinging to our own plans and strength, but Jesus shows us a better way. Just as a seed must fall to the ground and die before it produces fruit, we are called to die to our self-centeredness and trust the One who loves us completely.

This is not weakness or passivity. True surrender is an act of courage and faith. It means letting go of the blind spots, pride, and striving that hold us back, and finding new life in God’s Spirit. As we learn to surrender daily, we begin to see His love flow through us, bringing peace, joy, kindness, and hope into the world around us.

If you long for freedom from the pressure to control everything, this message will encourage you to open your hands, lay down your burdens, and discover the life Jesus promises to all who follow Him.

In this Father’s Day message we look at what it really means to be a good father. This is not just about raising children but also about mentoring and guiding others with love and wisdom. Too often the role of fathers is pushed to the side, yet the Bible shows us how important fathers are in shaping lives and building faith.

Through the story of Moses, who grew up without a strong father figure, we see how he became the first to call God “Father.” We discover that God reveals Himself not only through His power and provision but also through His compassion, mercy, and grace.

This episode encourages dads, grandfathers, and mentors to model the heart of God in everyday life. You will be inspired to see God as the ultimate Father and to reflect His character by leading with compassion, showing kindness, and pointing others toward His goodness.

In this powerful message, Pastor John reminds us that life is filled with moments when we feel like saying, “I can’t” or “I won’t.” Whether it’s the weight of hurts, habits, or hang-ups, we often hit the limits of our own strength. But Scripture points us to a greater truth. “But God.”

Through humor, storytelling, and biblical insight, John explores how God meets us in weakness and turns our “but I” excuses into “but God” testimonies. From Paul’s struggles in Romans to Joseph’s long journey of betrayal and redemption, we see how God’s grace is sufficient and His power is made perfect in our weakness.

This episode will encourage you to stop striving in your own strength and instead embrace the transforming power of God’s presence.

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, discouragement, or the feeling that you don’t have what it takes, this message will remind you that hope and victory come not from ourselves, but from the God who redeems, restores, and sustains.

In this inspiring episode, Seek Peace, we hear from John and Kay as they share powerful stories of faith, reconciliation, and the call to live as peacemakers in today’s world. Drawing from their ministry experiences in Nigeria, Lebanon, Kenya, and the UK, they reveal how the Gospel transforms conflict into hope and division into unity.

Through personal testimony and Scripture, John and Kay explore what it means to embody biblical shalom—peace that is more than the absence of violence, but the flourishing of relationships rooted in Christ. From rebuilding communities torn by conflict to equipping churches for reconciliation, they highlight how God calls each believer to step into the role of peacemaker.

Whether you’re facing broken relationships, struggling to forgive, or seeking to understand Jesus’ words, “Blessed are the peacemakers,” this episode will encourage and challenge you. Be inspired to embrace everyday peace building and trust God to turn brokenness into beauty.

In this episode Ps Sue Irwin begins our new series Let The River Flow with a heartfelt and powerful message about God’s healing presence.

She shares from Scripture and everyday stories to show how admitting our weaknesses opens the way for the Holy Spirit to move in us. Sue encourages us to stop relying on our own strength and instead allow God’s love to flow through our lives bringing hope healing and transformation.

This is more than just a message, it is an invitation to clear away the barriers in our hearts and experience the life-giving river of God.

In this powerful episode, Mindy Caliguire from Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois, unpacks the vital importance of soul care in our fast-paced, demanding world.

Drawing from personal stories, Scripture, and her own journey through burnout, Mindy shares practical and heartfelt wisdom for staying connected to God, replenishing our inner reserves, and living from a place of overflow.

With warmth, humor, and deep insight, she invites listeners to slow down, embrace healing, and discover the life-giving “streams of living water” Jesus offers.

This conversation will inspire you to care for your soul and embody a peace that impacts the world.