Many people think integrity means doing what is RIGHT… but what if it's more than that?
What if integrity means doing what is TRUE — living honestly from who God says you are, even when no one is watching?
Integrity isn't a change in behavior — it's a character posture that flows from truth.
"The integrity of the upright guides them, but the unfaithful are destroyed by their duplicity." – Proverbs 11:3
Come discover with us - What is true and how does that look in your life?
God is not finished with our city — and He’s inviting us to be part of His plan to renew it. Discover how the Church can bring transformation, not by standing apart from culture, but by moving into it with love, grace, and Kingdom purpose.”
“This week, we explore what it means to have Faith for a City. God’s mission isn’t limited to saving souls — it’s about transforming society through His people. Discover how the church is not just a place of gathering, but becomes a vessel of renewal in this world.
What if mission isn’t about going somewhere far away, but about living differently where you are? In this message, Andreas unpacks what it means to be Ambassadors of the Kingdom — ordinary people carrying an extraordinary presence. Discover how you were created to partner with God, to bring His goodness into your home, your workplace, and your world. You are heaven’s representative on earth — and the mission starts right where you stand.
Anxiety is something we all face, whether it shows up in the pressures of family, finances, relationships, or simply the uncertainties of tomorrow. The truth is, the weight of life was never meant to rest on our shoulders alone. In this message, we discover how God invites us to shift our focus upward, to humble ourselves under His care, and to cast every worry onto Him. Instead of being crushed by fear and stress, we can step into the freedom and rest that only Jesus offers.
What does it mean to truly flourish in life? Jesus shows us that real fruitfulness doesn’t come from striving harder, but from abiding in His love. In this message, we explore how living in unbroken fellowship with God reshapes the way we see challenges and radically transforms our relationships with others.
Have you ever had to live out of a suitcase for too long? You're technically "in," but it doesn't feel like home. Many people relate to God like that—visiting occasionally, unsure if they really belong. But Jesus doesn't invite us to visit His presence. He places us in it.
Because of what Christ has done, we don't approach God timidly. We draw near with confidence (Hebrews 10:19–22). We've been restored to the place we were made for—face to face with the Father. We don't earn our way in; we've been relocated into the relational centre of the Trinity.
Join us as we discover that intimacy with God is not something we achieve; it is something we receive. It is grace before it is gratitude. It is revelation before it is response.
Before creation, before time itself, God existed in perfect fellowship—and He invites us into that life. In this week’s message, discover how unbroken fellowship with God is not just possible but the very reason you were created.
What happens when we truly trust God with our lives? In this week’s message, we discover how trust produces stability, peace, and fruitfulness. Learn how living God’s story of abundance can transform not only your heart but also the world around you.
Life often pulls us toward worry, comparison, and the constant pursuit of more. But God invites us into a different way—a life marked by trust, freedom, and peace. In this message, we explore what it means to truly anchor our lives in Him, discovering the joy of contentment and the power of living from a place of trust in God’s faithfulness.
Life has its seasons of heat, drought, and uncertainty — but God's Word promises that those who trust in Him will not wither. In this new sermon series, In God We Trust, we'll discover how to anchor our hearts in His faithfulness, grow deep spiritual roots and live in unshakable confidence, no matter the circumstances.
But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not *fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. (Jeremiah 17:7–8)
So many of us live our lives looking in the rearview mirror — defined by our mistakes, haunted by old opinions, and stuck in what’s behind us. But God’s truth calls us to something far greater. In Christ, you are a new creation and the very righteousness of God. In this message, discover how to break free from the grip of your past, see clearly what God has placed in front of you, and live with the confidence of someone who knows they belong in His presence.
Andreas unpacks one of Jesus’ most iconic yet misunderstood teachings: “You must be born again.” Being born again is about receiving new life—one not earned by effort, but received as a gift. Through the story of Nicodemus and the imagery of baptism, we’re invited to lay down old identities and discover the joy of a life reshaped by God Himself.
Intimacy with The Father was the one quality that made Jesus so attractive to all the people he came into contact with and specifically the sinners. It is exactly this intimacy with The Father that Jesus came to establish for us. The founder and father of Doxa Deo, Alan Platt, shares a message about unity and intimacy with The Father.
In a time where worship is often linked to style, atmosphere, or personal preference, we must honestly ask ourselves: Is what I bring to God truly what He asks?
Worship is not just an emotional moment or a beautiful song. It is a life surrendered, anchored in truth—in obedience to God's Word. God is not impressed by outward forms without inward truth. He seeks worshippers who worship Him in spirit and in truth (John 4:24).
Today at 10:00 we continue our discussion on worship as we reflect together on the question: "Is our worship acceptable to God—and in line with His Word?" Let us not be satisfied with superficiality, but pursue worship that honours Him from a heart of truth and surrender.
Discover a deeper understanding of worship. Worship is a vital part of every believer’s life, yet many of us engage in it based on personal experience rather than a true scriptural foundation. This message will equip you with biblical insights into what true worship is.
This past Sunday we spent time together around the truth that God's Glory lives IN us. His Glory does not demand perfection from us. On the contrary, it is precisely visible in our humanity and brokenness.
For God, who said, "Let light shine out of darkness," is the One who has shone in our hearts to give us the light of the knowledge of God's glory displayed in the face of Jesus Christ. We have this treasure in clay jars, so that the extraordinary power may clearly be from God and not from us. (2 Corinthians 4:6-7)
God's Glory is not subject to our perfection, but rather it is exactly when we are imperfect, that God's strength and glory is visible in our weakness. Our human frailty is not a hindernis for His glory.
How does the Holy Spirit empower us to witness about Christ? The Holy Spirit is the helper and comforter that God has given us. He is the powerful influence in our lives through which God's presence has settled in our lives. Discover the truths about The Holy Spirit and what it means for our lives as Jesus followers.
The Holy Spirit is the helper and comforter that God has given us. He is the powerful influence in our lives through which God's presence has settled in our lives. Discover the truths about The Holy Spirit and what it means for our lives as Jesus followers.
