Living a life of faith requires making intentional choices between personal comfort and following Christ's calling. By looking to past pioneers of faith, fixing our eyes on Jesus, and embracing God's fatherly love and discipline, we can stay focused on our divine purpose. This journey leads to healing from past hurts, renewed strength, and greater impact in others' lives. When we prioritize our relationship with Christ over comfort, we experience a deeper connection with God and fulfill our true purpose.

God's Word serves as the cornerstone for a life filled with genuine joy and lasting peace. When embraced, it transforms lives by replacing fear and anxiety with fruitfulness, and barrenness with growth. This divine transformation brings a deep joy that transcends circumstances and a peace that provides wholeness and harmony. As we navigate through 2025, making God's Word central in our lives leads to renewed purpose, spiritual growth, and the flourishing of new dreams and visions.

Life's direction is shaped by our daily choices and investments in key areas like relationships, physical health, mental wellbeing, and spiritual growth. Following biblical principles such as honoring parents, avoiding judgment of others, and the law of sowing and reaping guides us toward a blessed life. When we consistently invest in our relationship with Jesus and make choices aligned with His will, He multiplies our efforts beyond what we could achieve alone. Small acts of faithfulness, like the mustard seed, can produce an abundant harvest when we remain steadfast.

Baptism is a profound declaration of faith, symbolizing a believer's identification with Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection. It marks a transformative journey from an old life of sin to a new life in Christ. Personal testimonies highlight the powerful changes and spiritual battles overcome through faith. Baptism is not just a ritual but a significant step in one's spiritual journey, encouraging us to live out their faith daily and support others in their walk with Jesus.

Imagine a life where your prayers are consistently answered, bringing peace and clarity even in the most challenging times. The journey of Moses and the Israelites provides insightful lessons on how to cultivate a deeper connection with God and see your prayers answered. Ps. Adrian discusses four practical practices that can transform your prayer life.

Ps Fua shares with us one of the most comforting, powerful images in the Bible, the image of God as our shepherd.

Ps Adrian shows that we all go through times of pain and hurt but that God speaks into our situation with words of life. Listen to what God says about you and be transformed in both good times and bad.

You know it's possible to live your life so busy and so invested in what you're doing that you miss the most important things. What's God challenging you right now, He is saying there's something greater in you, that you can construct something that changes lives and impacts people for eternity. Don't stay safe, give it a go, dare to risk failure, say God what would you have me do, I don't know at all and I don't know if this is even going to work the way I want it but I'm going to give it my best shot, I'm going to try to let my life be something of value that builds your house. Surrender it to God and make it holy in His presence for His glory, for His pleasure and let it flow to others.

Church, what are those things in your past that are holding you back? What are those things that you've said, God, I just don't think you can use me in this. But this is the thing our God can. And when we step into a relationship with Jesus, the Bible tells us we are new. We are transformed into the new. The old is gone. The incredible thing is Jesus has a hope and a future for us. We get to walk out in that. We get to step into the purpose and call of our life in freedom because of what Jesus has done.

Pastor Adrian shows us why we talk about the blood of Jesus. Jesus shed His blood when He was crucified on the cross. His blood poured out and it was given as a sacrifice. His blood poured out as a sacrifice so that we could be saved, so that we could be forgiven of our sin, so that we could be changed and transformed. There's power in the blood, there's preciousness in His blood. What's so precious about the blood of Jesus for your life? How can I live within that truth? Not just take it for granted and keep it aside. How can I apply it to my life every day?

We're going to look at one particular guy in the Bible named Naaman, who is as distant from God as they come. And he comes, he meets God, and he receives a breakthrough for this major burden that he has in life.We're going to read through his entire story and talk about what are some of the ways that we can learn from Naaman and really apply it to our life.

Today Pastor Fua explains how Hannah used her blessing from God to change the world around her. Today we are challenged with is your dream for the blessings God has for you greater than your family and anything else in your life?

Pastor Narelle emphasizes the importance of recognizing and using spiritual gifts, comparing them to tools needed for a thriving garden. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12, she encourages everyone to embrace their unique gifts, reminding them that each person plays an essential role in the church. She urges the congregation to overcome insecurity and serve others, fostering unity and fulfilling God's purpose.

I really come here this morning to say to you that God feels your hurt, God feels your pain, and whatever tears you've cried, I guarantee that God has mourned those things 10 times over what you have, because His heart breaks for the sin that we have to deal with, the problems that we're dealing with, because He is a loving God, He is a good God. But we can either have two options, right? We can stay where we are, or we can pick ourselves up like Timothy did, and fan into flames the fire of God that is within us.

On the last night of Presence on the Peninsula Pastor Adrian challenges us with the question do we put God's presence before His power?