Whittlesea Messages

Ben leads us on a journey through Psalm 139 and calls us to embrace identity over performance while living honestly before the God who already knows us.

As we step into a new season and a new year, God is calling each of us to be builders in our generation, to build with purpose, impact communities and cities, and leave a lasting legacy. In this message, Liz unpacks the life of Nehemiah, showing us how to rise up to that call with faith, courage, and perseverance.

As we enter 2026, Sam takes a look at Ephesians 4 and what it can look like for us to be worthy of the calling we have received.

In this thoughtful message, Wynita reflects on the transformative power of God’s Spirit in our lives and challenges us to continue investing in His Kingdom as we head into 2026.

Why are angels in the Christmas story? Madeleine reflects on how angels point us to Jesus and what they show us about the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Christmas story.

Ben’s message explores how the familiar signs of Christmas often go unnoticed—and how the manger, the most overlooked of all, is God’s deliberate sign of a humble, accessible, and approachable King who stepped into our world.

What is God doing around you right now? In this dynamic message, Nick Tsakis urges us to slow down, take notice and pay attention to “Jesus’ presence in the present”.

Charee Warwick shares a practical message on sharing faith naturally in everyday life, showing that evangelism is for all believers, not just the gifted

In this encouraging Team Appreciation Message, Sam Grimshaw takes a look at the feeding of the 5000 and some of the lessons we can learn for us as we serve.

Andrew Chisholm reflects on the lessons we can learn from life when our hearts are open to God.

Ben unpacks how prayer, while often the hardest discipline to maintain, is the central discipline of the Christian life.

Sue Carpenter talks about how you may feel ordinary and may not see how God could use you. But the truth is, the extraordinary God has chosen to dwell in you. Every act of obedience, every prayer, and every step of faith becomes infused with His power.

Paulos unpacks how God’s power works within believers, enabling superabundant blessings and transformation through the Holy Spirit - far beyond what we ask, imagine, or deserve.

What foundation are you building your life on? Steve McCracken delivers a timely message on the need to hold steadfast to Jesus and His Word.

In this Reasons for God message, Sam Grimshaw confronts the reality of injustices committed in the name of God within our church history. He challenges us to forge a future with others based on the love and humility of Jesus and to remember that God has created all humankind in His image.

In this Reasons for God message, Louie Batislaon explains that evil is a powerful argument for God. While we may not know why God allows evil and suffering, it does not mean He does not have good reasons for it, or that He does not love us or that He has abandoned us.

In this first message of our new Reasons for God series, Ben Warwick invites us to discover that Christianity isn’t about losing who you are—it’s about truly finding yourself in Christ.

When God's people bring their tithes and offerings to the Lord, He can pay the workers in His house so that the kingdom is advanced. Mike Grechko draws on biblical teachings and truths as he explores the topic of giving back to the Lord.  

Loneliness is a massive issue currently within our society, especially within middle aged men. How can we as the church be an answer to this crisis? Sam Grimshaw tackles this sensitive issue in a special Father’s Day message.

In this inspiring message from our One Another series, Marg Perry shares a powerful word on love, generation, and legacy. Love with a purpose and use your words with a heart for the ones that you will leave behind.