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This Matariki weekend, we'll reflect on what it means to Love like Jesus and Serve like Jesus.
Pastor Aidan Wivell will help us explore three characteristics of Christ-like service: getting on our knees in humility, getting our hands dirty in compassion, and getting out there to love and serve beyond the walls of the church.
As we remember the faithfulness of those who have gone before us, give thanks for God's work among us today, and look with hope to the future, we'll be challenged to make humble service a way of life.
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This week on Beyond the Message, we're diving deeper into Pastor Grant Harris' message, Lost and Found, from Luke 15.
Join Pastors Aiden Wivell and Pastor Grant Harris as they unpack Jesus' parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son, exploring what they reveal about the heart of God—a Father who relentlessly pursues the lost, values every individual, and celebrates every person who comes home. Along the way, they discuss how to read Jesus' parables well, why the story may be better understood through the Father's extravagant grace, and what it means to find our value, belonging, and acceptance in Him.
Beyond the Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday's message, answer your questions, share additional resources, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.
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This week we're jumping back into our King & Kingdom Come: The Gospel According to Luke series as Pastor Grant Harris takes us through Luke 15 in a message titled Lost and Found.
Together, we'll discover the heart of a Father who relentlessly pursues the lost, celebrates every person who is found, and invites us to see others through His eyes of grace, compassion, and welcome.
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This week on Beyond the Message, we're wrapping up our Come Holy Spirit series by unpacking Pastor Caleb Finlayson's message, A Spirit-Filled Community.
Join Jess Harris and Pastor Grant Harris as they reflect on the series, explore why Paul describes the church as one body with many parts, and unpack what it looks like for each of us to faithfully play the unique role God has given us. Along the way, they discuss burnout, ask whether it's possible to be a healthy Christian without being connected to a local church, and imagine the kind of faith-filled community we could become if every person embraced their part. It's a fitting conclusion to the series and a conversation we hope will encourage and challenge you.
Beyond the Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday's message, answer your questions, share additional resources, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.
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This week Pastor Caleb Finlayson concludes our Come Holy Spirit series with a message titled A Spirit-Filled Community. Looking at 1 Corinthians 12:12–31, we'll explore how God has uniquely gifted each of us, and why we're better together as the body of Christ. As we consider our desire to build stronger, faith-filled communities, we'll discover how every person has a vital part to play and how putting our faith into action helps create the kind of community God intends.
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In this episode of Beyond the Message, Pastor Grant Harris sits down with Pastor Heather Ameye-Bevers to explore the purpose of spiritual gifts and why every believer has been uniquely gifted by God to serve others and build up the church.
Together they discuss topics such as prophecy, tongues, discernment, and the importance of exercising spiritual gifts with love, humility, and wisdom. Heather also shares her own faith journey and encourages listeners to move beyond fear, trust the Holy Spirit, and take practical steps toward discovering and using the gifts God has given them.
Beyond The Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday's message, answer your questions, share extra resources, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.
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This weekend, Pastor Heather Ameye-Bevers continues our Come Holy Spirit series with a message titled The Grace Gifts Given to You from 1 Corinthians 12:7–13.
Every believer has been given spiritual gifts by God's grace—not something to earn, but something to steward. These gifts are given by the Holy Spirit to serve others, strengthen the church and help reveal Christ to the world around us.
Join us as we explore how God has uniquely gifted each of us, why every gift matters, and what it looks like to discover, develop and actively use the gifts we've been given. Together, we'll be encouraged to trust the Holy Spirit to work through us as we play our part in building a healthy, unified and Christ-centred church.
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This week on Beyond The Message, Pastors Grant Harris and Aidan Wivell continue going deeper into our Come Holy Spirit series by unpacking Grant's message, The Spirit of Love from 1 Corinthians 13.
Together, they explore why Paul places the famous "love chapter" in the middle of his teaching on spiritual gifts, and why the greatest evidence of the Holy Spirit's work is not how gifted we are, but how loving we are.
The conversation also delves into forgiveness, what it means to "keep no record of wrongs," and how the Holy Spirit helps us navigate hurt, healing, boundaries, and grace in our relationships.
At its heart, this episode is an invitation to become more like Jesus as the Holy Spirit forms His love within us.
Beyond The Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday's message, answer your questions, share extra resources, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.
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This weekend, Pastor Grant Harris continues our Come Holy Spirit series with a message titled The Spirit of Love from 1 Corinthians 13.
When we think about the work of the Holy Spirit, it's easy to focus on spiritual gifts, powerful experiences, or supernatural moments. Yet Paul reminds us that the greatest evidence of the Spirit at work in our lives is love. A love that is patient, kind, forgiving, selfless and deeply rooted in the character of Jesus.
Join us as we explore how the Holy Spirit's primary work is not simply to make us gifted, but to transform us into people who love like Christ and reflect God's heart to the world around us.
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This week on Beyond The Message, Pastors Aidan Wivell and Grant Harris continue to dive deeper into our Come Holy Spirit series, looking at Aidan's message from last Sunday titled: Wait, Receive, Go.
Together, they explore what it means to wait on God, receive the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit, and step into the mission He has for us. They also discuss how we discern God's voice, the value of prayer and community, and a recent discussion around Wes Huff and the gift of tongues, encouraging us to engage thoughtfully with Scripture and differing perspectives.
At its heart, this episode is an invitation to make space for the Holy Spirit, trust God's leading, and be open to where He may be sending you next.
Beyond The Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday's message, answer your questions, share extra resources, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.
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This week, Pastor Aidan Wivell continues our Come Holy Spirit series with a message from Acts 1:8 titled: The Spirit of Mission.
At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit didn't simply comfort the church—He empowered it for mission. Together we'll explore the rhythm of waiting, receiving, and going that shaped the first disciples and continues to shape followers of Jesus today.
As we trace the story from the upper room to the nations, we'll discover how the Spirit equips ordinary people to participate in God's extraordinary mission. Whether you're feeling stuck, distracted, or ready for what's next, this message is an invitation to be filled afresh and sent out in the power of the Holy Spirit.
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This week on Beyond The Message, Pastors Caleb Finlayson and Aidan Wivell continue unpacking our Come Holy Spirit series, exploring Jesus' promise of the Holy Spirit as our Comforter, Helper, and Advocate.
Together they discuss what it means to live with the Spirit's presence every day, how to recognise His prompting, and the difference between conviction and condemnation. They also reflect on the ways God speaks through His people and why we're never meant to follow Jesus alone.
At its heart, this episode is a simple but powerful reminder: you are never alone. The Holy Spirit is with you, guiding, encouraging, and drawing you closer to Jesus every day.
Beyond The Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday's message, answer your questions, share extra resources, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.
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This week we’re jumping back into our Come Holy Spirit series with Pastor Aidan Wivell bringing us a message out of John 14:15–16:14 titled Never Alone.
As Jesus prepares His disciples for the cross, He speaks words of comfort, promise, and hope. In the midst of fear, uncertainty and goodbye, Jesus assures His followers they will never be abandoned. Instead, He promises the gift of the Holy Spirit — our advocate, counsellor, teacher, and guide.
Together we’ll explore what it means to live with the active presence of God within us, and why Jesus could say that the coming of the Spirit would be even better than His physical presence beside them.
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This week on Beyond The Message, Pastors Grant Harris and Aidan Wivell take listener-submitted questions as they explore the person and work of the Holy Spirit as part of our Come Holy Spirit series.
Together they unpack the Spirit in creation, spiritual gifts, miracles, sanctification, and how God is experienced in both dramatic and everyday ways. The conversation also touches on differing Christian views, the mystery of Jesus’ life in step with the Spirit, and how believers can respond to or resist the Spirit’s leading.
With encouragement to embrace spiritual diversity, avoid comparison, and grow in awareness of God’s presence, the episode closes with practical ways to connect with the Holy Spirit in daily life.
Beyond The Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday’s message, share behind-the-scenes insights, extra resources, answer your questions, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church. If you’ve ever left church wanting just a little more—this is for you.
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This week Pastor Grant Harris brings us a message titled: 75 Not Out!As Windsor celebrates 75 years of God’s faithfulness, this message reflects on the generations of prayer, sacrifice, courage, and mission that began in a small community hall and continue today. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 2:14–16, Grant explores Paul’s beautiful image of the church as the “aroma of Christ” — a people called to carry the presence, hope, and love of Jesus into the world around them.
Together, we’ll give thanks for the past while also looking ahead with fresh faith and expectancy. This is more than a celebration of history; it’s a moment of recommissioning — an invitation to consider how we will continue to live as the aroma of Christ in our city and beyond for generations to come.
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This week on Beyond The Message, Pastors Aidan Wivell and Grant Harris introduce our new mini sermon series, Come Holy Spirit, and explore why understanding the Holy Spirit matters for the church today.
Together, they unpack the history and theology surrounding the Holy Spirit, discuss the diversity of views Christians hold around spiritual gifts, miracles, prayer, and personal experience, and reflect honestly on both the beauty and complexity these conversations can carry.
With a focus on openness, humility, biblical grounding, and safe community discernment, this episode invites listeners to thoughtfully engage with the person and work of the Holy Spirit.
Beyond The Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday’s message, share behind-the-scenes insights, extra resources, answer your questions, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church. If you’ve ever left church wanting just a little more—this is for you.
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This week, Pastor Grant Harris kicks off our new mini-series, Come Holy Spirit: Knowing, Loving & Living in His Presence, with a message titled Pneumatology Is Worth The Effort.
Preaching from Joel 2:28, Grant will trace the work of the Holy Spirit throughout the entire story of Scripture — from creation in Genesis to the renewal of all things in Revelation. Together, we’ll explore how the Spirit brings life, empowers people, reveals God’s presence, transforms believers, and advances God’s mission across history. More than just gaining information, this message invites us into surrender — making room for the Holy Spirit to speak, renew, guide, and empower us today.
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This week, for Mother’s Day, Pastor Holly Walton shares a moving and creative message titled Held In Love.
Through powerful reflection and fresh perspective, Holly invites us to consider the images we hold of God — and to discover anew His tenderness, faithfulness, and constant love for us. Whether familiar or surprising, this message offers an invitation to see another beautiful side of God’s character and to rest in the assurance that we are deeply held in His love.
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This week on Beyond The Message, Pastors Aidan Wivell and Caleb Finlayson unpack last Sunday’s message, Salt from Luke 14.
Together, they explore Jesus’ call to be “salt” in the world and the challenge of living as active influence rather than passive presence. They wrestle with the question at the centre of the message—are we influencing the world, or being shaped by it?—and reflect on the cost of wholehearted discipleship and what it means to put Jesus first.
They also share practical ways this plays out in everyday life, from missed opportunities to simple, intentional choices that help us step out of comfort and into meaningful influence with the people around us.
Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about living with purpose, courage, and obedience—being salt that brings change wherever it goes.
Beyond The Message is a podcast where we unpack Sunday’s message, share behind-the-scenes insights, extra resources, answer your questions, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church. If you’ve ever left church wanting just a little more—this is for you.
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This week Pastor Caleb Finlayson wraps up Part 2 of our King & Kingdom Come series with a message from Luke 14:25–35 titled Salt.
In this passage, Jesus uses the image of salt to paint a compelling picture of what it means to follow Him. It’s a call to live lives that are distinct and influential—shaping the world around us rather than being shaped by it. But alongside that calling comes a sobering challenge: have we truly counted the cost of discipleship, or are we at risk of losing our spiritual distinctiveness?
As the series comes to a close, we’re invited to reflect honestly on what it means to follow Jesus wholeheartedly—holding nothing back, and allowing our lives to be marked by His transforming presence.
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