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In this message, Dave explores the “Current of Performance” — the pressure to constantly prove ourselves, perform, and seek approval in a world obsessed with image and success. If you’d like to jump straight to the sermon, head to the 24-minute mark.

Brett Kehoe open up the series by speaking into how we can resist and navigate the current of Outrage in our world.

What if the people we assume are far from God… are actually closer than we think? In Acts 8, Philip is led by the Holy Spirit toward an unfamiliar, complicated outsider standing at the edge of belonging — and discovers God was already there before he arrived. This message explores what it means to be a Spirit-led Church in a culture shaped by fear, distance, and division. “At the Edge of Belonging”

In a world where people constantly feel watched, measured, and evaluated, many have learned to hide rather than be known. This message explores Luke 7 and the heart of Jesus toward vulnerable and broken people. While culture creates distance, the gospel moves toward people — reducing shame, restoring belonging, and inviting us to become the kind of church where people can finally come near.

We’ve been shaped by control or indulgence—but Scripture offers a greater vision of desire and sexuality. In Song of Solomon 4, desire is formed into love—seeing, delighting, honouring, and giving.Desire isn’t the problem — unformed desire is.

In this message on Embodied Discipleship, we explore the tension between two extremes: a culture that says “follow every desire” and a spirituality that says “deny everything physical.” What if Jesus offers something better?

What story has shaped your desires? This message explores why control and freedom both fall short—and how true freedom is found in being formed into love.

Acts of the Apostles 18:24-28

What if the resurrection isn’t just something to believe—but a new world to live in? In this Easter message from , we explore the angel’s question in Luke 24: “Why do you look for the living among the dead?”—a question that doesn’t just inform, but relocates us. If Jesus is risen, then everything changes: how we see our past, where we look for life, and what it means to follow Him in a world made new. Have you come to terms with the world you’re now standing in?

John 3:13-15. No one has ascended into heaven except he who descended from heaven, the Son of Man. And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, so must the Son of Man be lifted up, that whoever believes in him may have eternal life.

God has always been building a home. From creation to Jesus, His desire has been to dwell with His people—and now, through Christ, we become that home.

The gospel doesn’t abolish or idolise family—it redefines it around Jesus, where natural relationships are honoured, loyalties are reordered, and the church becomes a true family in which everyone belongs.

Dave shares a powerful message on marriage, reminding us that most relationships don’t collapse in a moment—but slowly, when we ignore the “smell of smoke.”

Every family carries a story—and those stories shape us more than we realise. In this message, we explore how our family of origin forms our patterns, our relationships, and our identity… but doesn’t have to define our future.

Drawing on Scripture, personal reflection, and everyday family life, Dave explores why so many parents feel ungrounded—and what it means to become grounded ourselves so our kids can flourish.

What if, instead of avoiding or judging in conflict, we chose humble curiosity — and discovered it’s the key to protecting relationships and uncovering what truly matters?

Dave continues our series by sharing some practices that can help us move beyond damaging chapters in our family story, helping us to continue living and flourishing in God and with community.

Dave continues our "Figuring out Family" series by speaking into the second core value of the New Spring family. The value is Care, and it is how people experience the mission of New Spring Church.

Dave begins our "Figuring out Family" series by speaking into a core value of the New Spring family. The value is Purpose, and it embodies our Church's mission.

What if the most important question God ever asks isn’t about what you believe, but about what you truly desire—and what happens when your restless searching finally meets Jesus’ simple invitation: “Come and see”

What if blessing comes before behaviour? What if God has already released you to life — and you’ve been living like you’re still waiting?

What if the things you’ve learned to manage aren’t actually meant to be normal?

What if the sacrifice God wants most isn’t our religious effort at all, but a heart finally honest enough to stop hiding, stop performing, and fall helplessly into His mercy?