In this message we explore what it means to live a godly, set-apart life in a hostile world, drawing from Daniel 1–3 and Psalm 1 to show how identity rooted in God shapes our choices. We’re called to posture our hearts in worship, delight in God’s Word, and cultivate unshakable devotion that bears fruit like a tree planted by streams of water. The sermon invites honest repentance and a renewed commitment to holiness at school, work, online, and in everyday life.

This message from Encounter Weekend captures a powerful time of worship and preaching that stirred faith, encouraged hearts, and reminded us of God’s presence and power at work in our lives.

This message from Encounter Weekend captures a powerful time of worship and preaching that stirred faith, encouraged hearts, and reminded us of God’s presence and power at work in our lives.

This message is about stepping into a new school year knowing you are made in God’s image and called to live visibly for Jesus—being “salt and light” (Matthew 5:13–16) in classrooms, workplaces, and our city. It urges students, parents, and teachers to know God and make Him known through everyday good works that dispel darkness and point others to the Father, commissioning our church to pray over and send our young people as missionaries to their campuses.

This message from our guest speaker Pastor Pierre Thompson is about staying faithful to the work God has called us to, even in the face of opposition and distraction. Drawing from Nehemiah 6, the sermon reminds us that being chosen by God comes with challenges, but we must remain steadfast, keep building, and refuse to come down from the “wall” God has placed us on.

A West End Worship Centre live stream service: Sermon Message: Behave Yourself! PT2 (1 Peter 2:12)