Steve unpacks Genesis chapter 6 - There's a lot in this chapter - Nephilim, long life spans, Noah's Ark, the flood, atheism vs design, mortality vs immortality, eternal conscious torment vs annihilationism and trusting Jesus in the floods of life.

Dr. Ross Mills—a doctor and former Australian Navy veteran—urges believers to build spiritual resilience by preparing a deliberate Spiritual Action Plan for inevitable adversity, just as we create detailed plans for physical emergencies like fires, asthma attacks, or Navy man-overboard drills.

Johnny Harris brings a strong testimony on the power of forgiveness and how it changes our lives. This pod starts with Steve addressing the Bondi massacre, our government’s weakness in addressing the root causes, radical islam, and into rising above current affairs by being with Jesus. Around the 19 minute mark, Johnny Harris takes over with a biblical message on forgiveness.

This is a different kind of podcast - it’s something you could listen to a bunch of times because it really helps you experience the Lord - the first service for 2026 saw Steve leading us in an experiential morning - taking us into worship, into repentance, quietening ourselves to hear God’s voice, into a time of gratitude, petitioning the Lord for what we need, surrendering our will to his, then commissioning into what God has called us into followed by some words of encouragement. There are a ton of things in here you could use in your own prayer times. Take what you can and toss what you don't want.

This short Christmas message from Steve highlights that being the light of the world is not a metaphor but a responsibility. It unlocks a hidden prophetic word in the genealogy in Genesis 5 that points to the coming of Yeshua.

Steve continues teaching from Genesis. From the very beginning, after Adam and Eve's sin brought death into the world, God introduced the scarlet thread of redemption through blood sacrifice when he killed an innocent animal to cover their sins. It starts in Genesis 3 and weaves through history to the cross where the perfect Lamb of God was slain for our sins. Substitutionary atonement.

Bek Deal explains the light and beauty of Jesus permeating through our lives. The word Yapha (Yah-far) in Hebrew means beauty - used in Song of Songs 1:15 - you are beauty itself - this is Jesus speaking to us individually and as a body, his bride. Yapha means to shine, glow, bloom, be beautiful, or to show forth. To emerge from darkness to project beauty! To burst forth or to radiate.

Johnny Harris speaks about the 8 promises Jesus made to his disappointed disciples after telling them he would be crucified.