In this second part of the “Born of God” series. Pastor Josh Wood continues on from where he left off in part one by teaching about a child of God’s absolute freedom from sin according to scripture, inside and out, we have been set free from the presence, pleasure, power and penalty of sin and have now become slaves of righteousness. No longer walking in the flesh but in the Spirit. This message was recorded at Zion Church on the Gold Coast.

Why did Jesus come to Earth? How is the gospel explained in the gospels? What exactly took place when you believed in Jesus? In this sermon, Pastor Josh Wood opens up scripture to look at the answers to these questions and examine what it means to be “born of God”. This message was recorded at Zion Church on the Gold Coast.

This week, we have special guest Royree Jensen join us as she shares what the Lord has placed on her heart. This message was recorded at Zion Church.

In this insightful message, we journey to Jacob’s well, where Jesus meets a Samaritan woman and begins fulfilling a prophecy rooted in nearly a thousand years of division—two kingdoms, two mountains, two histories. Yet Jesus offers something greater: a new way—a call to worship the Father in Spirit and in Truth. This is what the Father has longed for since the beginning—not ritual, but relationship.

This sermon unpacks how Jesus unites what was once divided, bringing together all peoples—from Judea, Samaria, and the nations—under one King through the cross.

This message was recorded at Zion Church Gold Coast.

Both Mitch and Luka share on the righteousness of Christ. This message was recorded at Zion Church.

In this thought-provoking sermon, we explore the sobering reality that God may allow what we demand—even anoint it—yet it still may not be His desire. Drawing from 1 Samuel 8 and the tragic example of Saul, we contrast the man chosen by the will of the people with David, the shepherd after God’s own heart. We dive into the dangers of trading divine leadership for human desire, the symbolism of donkeys and sheep, and the haunting words of God to a people who rejected His provision: They asked, and He gave—but it caused leanness in their souls. From the wilderness wanderings to the itching ears of modern Christians, this message challenges us to ask: is Christ truly enough for us—or have we embraced another gospel, another Jesus, led not by truth, but by our own desires? this message was recorded at Zion Church.

The Kingdom of God doesn’t arrive with grand fanfare—it begins in unassuming ways, often small, overlooked, or even offensive to the natural mind. In this message, we explore the tension between the already-but-not-yet reality of God’s Kingdom, how it starts as an internal transformation before manifesting outwardly, and how perception determines whether we receive or reject what God is doing. Through the parables of the mustard seed, leaven, and the feeding of the five thousand, we’ll see how God takes what seems insignificant and uses it for supernatural impact. Whatever little you have—if surrendered to Jesus—can be multiplied beyond measure.

Planning and preparing around the earths seasons is part of our new wineskin approach as a church, where we continuing to look to Him and ask for fresh vision and direction. seasons are an intentional design by God to show us His order, faithfulness, and rhythms of life: and it teaches us something powerful.