Because He Chose | Pastor Luke Taylor | The Road To Easter

As we begin the journey toward Easter, this powerful message from Pastor Luke Taylor challenges one of the most common modern misunderstandings of the cross: Jesus was not a victim—He chose the cross.

In “Because He Chose,” we explore Luke 9:51 and the moment Jesus “set His face toward Jerusalem.” This sermon unpacks the truth that Christ’s suffering was not accidental or forced—but a deliberate act of love, obedience, and divine purpose.

In a culture shaped by victimhood, this message reframes the gospel:

👉 Jesus was never overpowered—He was always in control.

👉 The cross was not done to Him—it was chosen by Him.

👉 His death and resurrection reveal not weakness, but victory.

🔥 In this sermon, you’ll discover:

- Why Jesus’ journey to the cross was intentional

- The deeper meaning of “He set His face” (Luke 9:51)

- Why seeing Jesus as a victim misses the gospel

- How the cross was part of God’s plan before creation

- What Jesus’ sacrifice means for your life today

- How to respond with faith, surrender, and obedience

This message will lead you into a place of awe, gratitude, and deeper understanding of the gospel as we approach Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday

Sunday evening sermon 15/03/26

The Faith Of Hannah - Lisa Lazell

What can the story of Hannah in the Bible teach us about faith, prayer, and trusting God in difficult seasons?

In this powerful message, Lisa explores the story of Hannah from First Book of Samuel and reveals how God works through our deepest pain to bring transformation, purpose, and peace. Hannah came to God carrying grief, longing, and unanswered prayers—but she left His presence changed before her miracle ever arrived.

This sermon looks beyond Hannah simply becoming the mother of Samuel the Prophet and instead focuses on what God did in her heart while she waited. Through honest prayer, surrender, and worship, Hannah discovered that true peace comes not from immediate answers, but from encountering the presence of God.

If you are struggling with waiting, grief, unanswered prayer, or trusting God’s timing, this message will encourage you to bring your heart honestly before Him and discover the peace that comes from surrender.

In this sermon you’ll learn:

- The deeper meaning behind the faith of Hannah

- How to pray honestly during seasons of grief and waiting

- Why God sometimes changes us before He changes our circumstances

- The difference between what we own and what God has entrusted to us

- How surrender aligns our lives with God’s greater purpose

Whether you’re facing loss, longing for breakthrough, or learning to trust God in uncertainty, this message will help you rediscover hope, faith, and peace in His presence.

Sunday evening sermon

What if God really knows everything about you — and still loves you completely?

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Luke Taylor explores the life-changing truth of Psalm 139: that God sees you fully, knows you deeply, and loves you unconditionally. If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, rejected, ashamed, or unworthy of love, this message is a reminder that the God who knows you best is the One who loves you most.

This sermon looks at:

• How well God knows you

• Why God’s love reaches even into your shame and brokenness

• What Psalm 139 teaches about your identity and purpose

• How Jesus restores what sin has damaged

• Why the cross is proof of God’s unconditional love

This message is for anyone searching for hope, healing, forgiveness, and a deeper understanding of God’s love, grace, salvation, and identity in Christ.

In this powerful message from the Ignition: The Church Unleashed series, Pastor Cliff Henderson unpacks the life-changing miracle in Acts 3 — where Peter declares, “In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk.”

This sermon explores the authority of the name of Jesus, the power of the Holy Spirit, and what it means for the Church today to live unleashed and Spirit-filled.

🔥 Discover:

• Why there is power in the name of Jesus

• The significance of the healing at the Beautiful Gate (Acts 3)

• How the early Church operated in Holy Spirit power

• The difference between having the name and having the power

• Why we need a fresh infilling of the Holy Spirit

• How repentance prepares the way for revival

• What it means to be a vessel ready for the Master’s use

From Pentecost in Acts 2 to the bold faith of Peter and John, this message calls believers to move beyond routine Christianity and step into Spirit-empowered living. Pastor Cliff challenges us to ask: What do you have to give? Are we carrying the authority of Jesus and walking in the power of the Holy Spirit?

If you’re hungry for revival, spiritual awakening, Holy Spirit baptism, and a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ, this sermon will stir your faith and ignite your heart.

Sunday evening 22/02/26

In this powerful message, Pastor Luke Taylor continues the Ignition: The Church Unleashed series with a sermon titled “The New Community.” Preaching from Acts 2:41–47, Pastor Luke explores not just why we are baptised — but what we are baptised into.

When 3,000 people were baptised on the Day of Pentecost, they weren’t simply making a personal decision — they were being added to a Spirit-filled, gospel-shaped community.

This sermon unpacks the four devotions of the early church:

• Devotion to the apostles’ teaching (the Gospel)

• Devotion to fellowship and authentic Christian community

• Devotion to the breaking of bread (communion)

• Devotion to prayer

Discover how biblical community transforms lives, why baptism is the beginning - not the end - of the Christian journey, and how the gospel creates a church marked by generosity, unity, awe, and daily growth.

If you’ve ever wondered:

What does Acts 2 teach about the early church?

What is the purpose of baptism?

What does real Christian community look like?

How does the church grow spiritually and numerically?

What does it mean to be saved into a family?

This message will encourage and challenge you to move from Sunday attendance to daily devotion, and from private faith to shared life in Christ.

Whether you’re new to faith, exploring Christianity, or seeking to deepen your walk with Jesus, this sermon offers a compelling vision of what the church can look like when the gospel is truly lived out.