Open Arms Church

What does true discipleship look like? In this episode, Ps. Sean Booth unveils the heart of discipleship through the story of Jesus washing the disciples' feet. It is a picture of humility, service, and identity that still challenges us today.

Discover why Jesus was secure enough to take the lowest place, and what it means for us to follow His example at home, at work, and in the way we treat one another.

In this episode, Pastor Patrick Bayo shares about the life of Joseph and how even in the midst of chaos, he was positioned for purpose.

While Joseph was in the pit, the prison and the palace, he was Positioned For Purpose. God will use what has been used against us and to harm us for His good and glory.

The question Pastor Patrick asks is not whether God has positioned us for purpose. It is how do we remain rooted for and in His purpose. 

In this sermon, we continue our Called to Something Larger Than Yourself series by looking at Noah's life and what it means to live a life that bears fruit. 

What if your obedience today may be connected to something far bigger, larger than you can currently see? 

Tune in to hear what our Lead pastor shares in this truth-filled, impactful message. 

What if your life was meant for more than just you?

Looking at the story of Samuel, Pastor Sean explores what it means to recognise and respond to the call of God. You are called as someone, called for something, and called to someone.

Discover how making space for God, staying sensitive to His voice, and saying yes can lead you into the purpose and mission He has prepared for your life.

In this episode of the Open Arms Podcast, Pastor Patrick shares a message titled “Don’t Leave Without Him.”

Looking at Acts 1, he explores why Jesus told the disciples to wait for the Holy Spirit before stepping into their mission. This message is a reminder that God has not called us to live for Christ, become like Christ, or fulfil His purpose in our own strength. We were created to live dependent on the power and presence of the Holy Spirit.

In today’s message, Ps. John Startin speaks on the conflict between the flesh and the Spirit, and what it means to become more like Jesus. Discover how shifting our focus, staying connected to Christ, and practicing spiritual disciplines can position us to receive the transformation only God can produce.

In this message, Ps. Alan Fay speaks on the God we rejected and the Saviour we needed. From humanity’s rejection of God in Eden to the promise of redemption fulfilled in Jesus, discover how God continually pursues His people and calls us from the worship of self to the worship of God.

In today’s message, Ps. John Startin speaks on the Lord’s Prayer and what it means to know the God we are praying to. Discover how our Father is both close in our crises and sovereign in heaven, reminding us that our big God meets us even in the smallest places. 

Are you tired, weary, or carrying things God never intended you to carry?

In today’s message we look at the life of David and what it means to lay our baggage at the feet of the One who can truly carry it. Hurt, disappointment, fear, shame, Jesus never intended for us to keep carrying what He dealt with at the cross.

Hear how Jesus desires us to live a life of freedom

In today’s message, Ps. Sean Booth speaks on the battle that takes place in our minds and how God’s truth gives us victory over fear, anxiety, lies, and doubt. See what it looks like to renew your mind, take every thought captive, and walk in the freedom found in Christ.