What if the hardest place to take good news isn't overseas, but across a line you've drawn yourself?

In our second episode of On Mission, Kent unpacks Jesus' call to be witnesses "in Samaria" and asks an uncomfortable question: are you okay with God loving the people you'd rather avoid?

Honest, challenging and with humour, this one will make you rethink who's on the other side of your boundaries.

Key Scriptures: Acts 1:8 · Matthew 28:19 · Acts 7:54-60 · Revelation 1:5 · Revelation 2:13 · 1 Kings 16:23-24 · John 4:19-24 · Jonah 1–4 · Matthew 12:39 · Matthew 5:39-44 · 1 John 4:19 · Psalm 37:4 · Luke 15:10

Missions can sound like something for the brave few who fly overseas — but what if it actually starts in your own home? In this message, Kent unpacks God's heart for reaching people and shows why the way you treat the stranger, raise your kids, and stay committed to a church family is where real mission begins.

You'll walk away with a simple, honest challenge: say yes, right where you are.

Founding pastor Jack tells the honest, funny, and unlikely story of how Peak Vision Church came to be — from leaving a farm he loved to watching provision show up right when the numbers said it couldn't. If you've ever wondered whether God actually finishes what He starts, this Father's Day message will build your faith.

Ever feel like you're fighting a battle you're not sure you can win? In this message, Kent unpacks the final chapter of Ephesians and lands on one steadying word: stand. You'll walk away knowing you don't have to manufacture victory or fight as though the outcome's uncertain — because it's already been won.

Kent closes out the Ephesians series by showing how the gospel reshapes our homes, our work, and the way we see the people around us — before turning to the real, unseen battle and the whole armour of God.

It's an honest, practical look at what it means to stand firm when life is unresolved, relationships are strained, and the enemy is whispering lies. This one will settle your feet.

We live surrounded by thousands of daily messages telling us we're missing something — and quietly, that discontent shapes how we live. In this message, Zahn walks through Ephesians 5 to unpack covetousness: the jealous longing that steals our peace and pulls our eyes off what we already have.

You'll leave with a clearer picture of what it means to walk in love, be genuinely thankful, and find freedom from always chasing more.

Something is stirring — and Kristen believes a fresh awakening is coming that won't be led by big names or big stages, but by ordinary people who quietly refuse to live with a cold heart.

Kristen draws a sharp line between two responses to a darkening world — the ones whose love grows cold, and the "verse 14" tribe whose hearts burn brighter to carry hope everywhere they go. He challenges the idea that fire is something you turn up to receive, and calls each of us to take personal responsibility to burn — in the ordinary, unseen moments of everyday life.

Honest, bold, and a little confronting, it's an invitation to step out of the lukewarm and into more.

Key Scriptures: Matthew 24:12-14 · 1 Samuel 16:1-13 · 1 Samuel 17:32 · 1 Kings 17:1 · Isaiah 59:1 · John 15:16 · Romans 8:7 · Ephesians 2:8-10 · Ephesians 2:10

In this message, Kent digs into Ephesians 4 and a question that cuts to the heart of it: can you be trusted with the power God gives you?

He unpacks the gap between our calling and our character, and why the way you live is never just about you. If you've ever felt the pressure to coast, this one will challenge you to level up.

Key Scriptures: Ephesians 4:1-32 · 1 Timothy 2:4-5 · Deuteronomy 6:4 · Malachi 2:10 · Colossians 1:15-17 · John 1:16 · 1 Corinthians 12 · Romans 12 · Psalm 68:18 · 1 Corinthians 10 · Matthew 14:3 · Acts 7:58 · Romans 13:12 · Colossians 3:8 · Hebrews 12:1 · James 1:21

In this gathering, we hear from Sarah that Ephesians 3 is the turning point where everything Paul has been building — our identity, our adoption, our belonging — culminates in one word: power.

Sarah digs into Ephesians 3 and shows how being adopted into God's family means far more than belonging — it means inheriting real power and purpose.

She unpacks why this life was never meant to run on your own effort, and how learning to "get out of the way" opens you up to a God who does far more than you could ask, think or imagine. If you've ever felt not good enough, or been disappointed by God, this one is for you.

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