In this episode, Ewen Robertson shares insights from his sermon "God's Gentle Whisper which Restores & Reorientates," exploring the story of Elijah after his victory over the prophets of Baal. He reflects on Elijah’s struggle with fear and despair, and how God restored him through rest, prayer, and quiet guidance. The message encourages listeners to seek renewal and direction by tuning in to God’s gentle whisper in times of challenge and transition.

In Wisdom's House, Andrew Scotland unpacks the profound structure of Proverbs 9, contrasting the voices of wisdom and foolishness in a world clouded by moral ambiguity. Through vivid illustration and heartfelt teaching, he explores the seven pillars of wisdom—hard work, hospitality, humility, helping others, harmony, honour, and hope—calling listeners to build their lives on a foundation that endures. This sermon is both deeply practical and spiritually rooted, offering a compelling vision for living wisely in today's world.

In this sermon, Ewen Robertson unpacks the Royal Covenant made with David, exploring its central role in Scripture and its fulfilment in Christ. Through Psalm 89 and 1 Chronicles 17, he highlights God's unchanging character, His presence among His people, and the promise of an eternal kingdom. This message is a call to live with kingdom perspective—witnessing, influencing, and building God's house in our daily lives under the reign of Jesus, the everlasting King.

Andrew Scotland delivers a sobering message on the spirit of Babylon and its modern manifestations—consumerism, disloyalty, and moral confusion. Drawing from Proverbs and Revelation, he contrasts the seductive pull of worldly values with the steadfast call of godly wisdom. This sermon urges listeners to examine their hearts, reject cultural compromise, and embrace spiritual holiness through Christ. A call to unmask the Babylon within and prepare for the revealing of the sons of God.

In Time Is In His Hands, Andrew Scotland explores the tension between living fearlessly and living with too much fear, reminding us that true wisdom lies in living with a reverent fear of God. Drawing from Psalm 39, he challenges listeners to recognise life’s brevity, live purposefully, and anchor their hope in God’s timing—not their own plans. This message offers a stirring reflection on trusting the Rock through life’s storms and choosing to follow God’s will with humility and urgency.

In this compelling sermon, The Vow of Worship, Yasharn Smith explores the parallels between marital vows and our covenant relationship with God. Drawing from the book of Malachi, he addresses six spiritual disputes that reveal how casualness, complacency, and unfaithfulness can erode true worship. With heartfelt conviction, he calls the Church to examine its love, commitment, and priorities, urging believers to return to a place of reverent, wholehearted worship. This message is a timely reminder of God’s unwavering love and our need to respond with a faithful heart.

In this stirring message, Alan Scotland explores the transformative presence of God's power, urging believers to recognise that God is ever-present—even in moments of doubt or difficulty. Through vivid imagery and insights from Zechariah, the sermon highlights how God's presence engages all the senses and how He remembers, blesses, and dwells among His people. Listeners are encouraged to embrace divine intimacy, live in the present, and respond in faith, trust, and worship.

In this heartfelt sermon, Alan Scotland explores the profound concept of God's personal call to each individual. He unpacks the layers of divine calling—from being named, summoned, and commanded—to respond in love and obedience. With powerful reflections on God's enduring patience, love, and presence, this message invites listeners to recognise His voice, embrace their spiritual identity, and quench their inner thirst with the living water of the Holy Spirit. A deeply encouraging word for anyone seeking purpose, hope, and a more intimate walk with God.