"Let the Spirit of God carry you!"

"I was saved, I am being saved, I will be saved."

“While you wait, consider Jesus.“

"It's about the Church who should look like Jesus.“

“Find the best by looking for the best".

An inspiring and challenging message from Pastor Thomas Hansen.

Listen to this message about the ripple effect of God's 4 P's: Providence, Provision, Protection and Purpose.

Listen to this encouraging message by Lead Pastor Thomas Hansen.

Listen to Lead Pastor Thomas Hansen message as he's continuing his series "What's in a name".

Pastor Thomas Hansen shared a phenomenal word about living life with a focus on the shape of it by having “eyes up”, “hands out” & “knees bent".

Ps Thomas Hansen speaking on deep diving into what the scripture says about who we are.

Jesus is the One who knows you best and still loves you the most! Looking at Jesus you get to know yourself.

No army can defeat the enemy from only a position of defence. You had to go over the top

There are different seasons in our walk with God and one of these seasons is about taking a step back and resting & recovering but that doesn't mean we get sloppy!

Each season brings its own challenges but there are also some constants in life and our walk with God.

An encouraging message from our Global Senior Pastor Brian Houston from his last visit to Copenhagen.

Ps. Thomas Hansen speaking on how we find God in our everyday lives if we are looking for Him.

Ps Thomas Hansen speaking on how we find God in our everyday lives if we are looking for him

Ps Thomas Hansen speaking on how we find God in our everyday lives if we are looking for him

"Courage is not the absence of fear - it's in spite of fear!"

Ps Thomas Hansen sharing a great message at Hillsong New York

An inspirational message from Ps Judith Crist.

Joel A'Bell brings a great word about what acceptable worship really means.

Inspiring message from Joel A'Bell on how merely believing that the cross existed, doesn't save us.

Lucinda Dooley brought an empowering message about using what we have in our hand