Your Kingdom Come
The kingdom of God isn’t just coming—it’s already here. In this message, Pastor Josh calls us to experience it now through passionate prayer, inviting righteousness, peace, and joy into our everyday lives.
Kingdom Parables: Wedding Banquet
What is the Kingdom of God like? In this stirring message on the parable of the wedding banquet, Pastor Josh shows that the Kingdom isn’t a cold religion—it’s a joyous feast hosted by an inviting God. But not everyone comes. Will you?
Kingdom Parables: Mustard Seed
The Kingdom of God starts small—like a mustard seed—and grows over time through faith and patience. In this message, Pastor Josh calls us to do the small things with great passion and trust God to bring the growth we can’t yet see.
Kingdom Parables: The Parable of the Weeds
In the Parable of the Weeds, Jesus shows that the Kingdom grows in contested ground. God allows weeds to remain to protect and strengthen the wheat. Our call is not to be successful, but faithful—sowing seed to all, in every season, and trusting His timing for the harvest.
The Life of Worship: It's Messy, It's Raw, and God Is Delighted
A uni student's sobriety pledge that became its own idol, a Woolworths run gone wrong, and a two-year-old's four words that rewired everything.
True Value: When a Gym Parking Lot Became Holy Ground
A League of Legends character, a gym parking lot, and one whispered sentence — Josh Cho's testimony of finding value beyond performance.
Kingdom Parables: Do You Know How Much You're Worth?
Designer pants, a ten-dollar note, and a burned face — Pastor Josh dismantles four types of value to reveal the one that can never change.
Kingdom Culture: The Sower and the Reaper Share the Same Glory
Two baptisms, a surprise testimony about screaming kids, and the question nobody expected: when is the second best time to plant a tree?
What Does Abiding in Christ Look Like? Word, Love, and Joy
Meatballs, nursing homes, and a champion golfer — Pastor Josh unpacks what it really means to stay connected to the vine.
Abide and Advance: The Vine, the Branch, and Your 2025
Apart from Christ, you can do nothing. Not less. Nothing. The question is whether you're actually living like it.
