Anthem

Generosity is God’s pattern for freedom and impact. Just as Jesus’ ministry was supported by ordinary people, our giving today becomes seed for future harvests, provision for today and preparation for generosity on every occasion. Your seed today is tomorrow’s freedom story.

Kicking off our Sowing September series, Richard reminds us that in every seed lies the potential for both present provision and a future harvest. God supplies seed to the sower, but the harvest is determined by what we choose to plant today. As we step into Sowing September, be encouraged to prepare your heart, plant in faith, and trust God for an abundant harvest of generosity.

This was a significant Sunday for Anthem as we shared a big announcement as a church family. Richard reminds us that true ministry is not measured by comfort but by concern for God’s people. Christ’s love compels us to live beyond ourselves - taking daily responsibility for His Church and carrying His mission to the regions beyond.

In this message, Jon unpacks how true masculinity is shaped not by power or position but through serving. Discover how God calls us to strength, humility, and impact by following the example of Jesus, who came not to be served but to serve.

In this message, Jon unpacks the practical outworking of God’s design for His church—both when we gather together and when we scatter into the world. The church is more than a Sunday service; it’s where we are equipped, matured, and released into our God-given gifts.

In this message, Kerry unpacks the mission and purpose of the Church - to carry the name of Jesus in a way that reflects His compassion, grace, and truth. From Exodus to the Gospels, we’re reminded that as believers, we don’t choose if we carry His name, but how we carry it. Discover how to live out your faith so His name is honoured in both word and action.

What is the Church, really? In this message, we explore the God-given identity of the Church—as an army, a hospital, a body, and a family. Discover how God's wisdom is revealed through His Church and why He is not ashamed to call us His own.

The world you live in might not just be the one you were given — but the one you’ve spoken into existence. Words don’t just echo… they create. God created by speaking, and then breathed that same power into us. Words create worlds. What are your words creating today?

This week in our Yes series, we heard from four voices in our community - Kayleen, Gareth, Conrad, and Esaie as they shared powerful testimonies of what saying Yes to Jesus has meant in their lives. From life-changing moments to bold leaps of faith, service and full-time ministry, each story is a reminder that our Yes to Jesus can open the door to something greater. Be encouraged as you listen.

In an interview session with the Anthem elders, we heard what saying “yes” to Jesus has looked like in their lives—each story marked by sacrifice, courage, and deep trust. Their journeys remind us that saying yes to Jesus is an invitation to live a life of eternal impact.

Saying yes to Jesus is an invitation to live a life of eternal impact. But to do that, we will need to drive out some things, and build some things. Find out how to live like Jesus—making room for the outsider, healing the broken, and giving our lives for the sake of others. Our lives can make a massive impact!

Saying YES to Jesus isn’t about direction — it’s about trust. It’s a lifelong dance of surrender: downward in service, inward in hiddenness, outward in ministry, upward in leadership. No step is wasted. The prize isn’t the destination — it’s the person of Jesus.

Jon reminds us that saying 'yes' to Jesus is not a one‑off decision, but a lifelong posture of obedience. From accepting His offer of salvation, to living out His general call, to embracing His unique call and daily plans for us, every 'yes' leads to deeper trust, intimacy, and transformation. Through the word hineni, Jon shows how this pre‑emptive 'yes' mirrors Jesus’ own commitment to us, making knowing and following Him the greatest reward.

In this powerful Youth Sunday message, our young people boldly share what it means to say YES to Jesus in a culture that often pulls in the opposite direction. Through personal stories and testimonies, they share the beauty—and the cost—of choosing Jesus. Richard then brings a compelling invitation for all of us, young and old, to say YES to Jesus.

Inspired by Shane Willard's teachings, Jaci unpacks the powerful image of God’s covenant with His people as a marriage proposal. From Exodus to Acts, she walks us through the Hebrew wedding language - Lakah, Segullah, Mikveh, Ketubah, and Chuppah, revealing God’s deep desire for relationship.This message will help you understand the power of saying yes to God and the deep love He has for you.

“Justice is never achieved by people with hard hearts.”What drives you to do what's right? In this powerful message, Jon unpacks how motivation shapes our ability to live justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God. (Micah 6:8)

Where Have All the Good Men Gone? In a world confused about masculinity, what does it truly mean to be a good man? In this powerful and relevant message, Jon unpacks God's design for manhood, because we can heal men by teaching them healthy masculinity.

When Daniel chose discipline over desire and integrity even in obscurity, God was able to multiply his effort so that his testimony was that he was 10 X better!

A lesson from Daniel. When Daniel chose discipline over desire and integrity even in obscurity, God was able to multiply his effort so that his testimony was that he was 10 X better! 

“Whoever wants to save their life will lose it…”In this message, Jaci reminds us that life is found through death. From the crucifixion to prophetic psalms, we’re reminded that following Jesus means embracing surrender, carrying our cross daily, and allowing the kindness of God, even in suffering, to return us to the Shepherd of our souls.