This message is centred around aligning with God's purpose for our lives, serving with love, and actively engaging in the mission of reconciliation between humanity and God. The metaphor of binoculars is used to illustrate the need for clarity and alignment in our spiritual focus, as well as a call to action for us to discover and embrace our unique roles in the church and community environment.

Today Ash reflects on how we as the church can address societal trends and challenges through a biblical perspective. He encourages us to align our actions and intentions with God's plans, emphasizing the need for focus and maturity in our faith. Our focus coming into 2025 is the call to embody Jesus' teachings and character in this community, we must live our faith actively and effectively.

Cullum underscores the importance of forgiveness, both from God and towards others. He discusses how true forgiveness is proactive, encouraging us to extend grace and understanding even before we are asked. He also invites us to reflect on our relationships and the act of forgiveness as we approach the new year, encouraging us to turn to God for strength and guidance in our interactions.

Paul emphasizes that understanding the end of our journey allows us to navigate the present with strength and purpose. He encourages us to remain faithful and to ask for help during challenging times, ultimately reaffirming that the Holy Spirit equips believers to access God's promises and live a fulfilling life.

In a church service led by Trevor Hartley, the message emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit, particularly in relation to speaking in tongues. Hartley discusses the mandate, obstacles, and mission associated with this spiritual experience, highlighting the transformative power of Jesus' name and the communal responsibility of Christians to spread good news and restoration. He encourages the congregation to let the Holy Spirit guide their prayers and actions as they impact their community and beyond, and to seek this empowerment actively.

Ash reminds the congregation of Hebrews' teaching that they can approach the throne of grace with confidence, asserting that their worship is an opportunity for personal transformation and connection with God.

A significant part of the sermon revolves around being filled with the Holy Spirit, with scriptural references to Pentecost and the empowerment it brings to believers for ministry and effective living.

Ash emphasizes the need for believers to desire the gifts of the Holy Spirit, particularly speaking in tongues, and presents them as essential for a fulfilling Christian life.

Ash discusses the necessity of inviting the Holy Spirit into their lives and the importance of being filled with His presence. The congregation is reminded to hunger for more of God and to seek a deeper relationship with Him.

A significant part of the sermon addresses the importance of authentic Christian living, emphasizing that believers should not merely have the appearance of godliness, but also exhibit the power and purpose associated with their faith.

Ash stresses the importance of community and fellowship among believers, encouraging attendees to engage in prayer and support one another, especially during difficult times.

The message reiterates that Christ should be at the center of every believer's life. The speaker encourages the congregation to align their lives according to scripture and to seek a genuine relationship with Jesus.

In this sermon, Ash explores the biblical analogy of the vine, focusing on Jesus as the vine, God as the farmer, and believers as the branches. He emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ to produce spiritual fruit and the active role of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers. The message encourages a deeper relationship with God and the recognition of the Holy Spirit's power and presence within the church community.