Key Text: Isaiah 61:1–3

What happens when the Spirit of God gets hold of an ordinary person and sends them to the most unexpected places?

This week, Society Church welcomed Reverend Emmy Wilson, a woman whose life is one of the most remarkable stories of Holy Spirit obedience you'll ever hear. From nursing AIDS patients in the 1980s, to being swept up in the Toronto outpouring of 1994, to pioneering Alpha in prisons across 40 nations, Emmy preaches not from theory, but from a lifetime of saying yes.

Drawing from Isaiah 61, Emmy unpacks what it truly means to be anointed by the Spirit — and brings it to life through story after extraordinary story of broken lives transformed by the love of Jesus.

Join us this coming Sunday for our service at 10 AM, 2 Alma Road St Kilda.

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Key Text: Matthew 16:13-16

A ten-year-old boy woke up one morning and told his dad he wanted to go to church. A few months later, that same dad is sitting in a café telling a stranger: "I think the person of Jesus is fascinating."

That phrase set the tone for everything in this message.

In one of the most important questions in all of Scripture, Jesus turns to his disciples and asks not what the crowd thinks, but what they think. And two thousand years later, that question still demands an answer from every one of us.

In this message, Josh reorients the church around the person of Jesus — not as a historical curiosity, a moral framework, or a safe figure to admire from a distance, but as the living Lord who asks each of us personally: Who do you say that I am?

(Please excuse the audio quality in this episode, we had some technical difficulties and cou;d not retrieve the audio as we normally do)

Join us this coming Sunday for our service at 10 AM, 2 Alma Road St Kilda.

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Key Text: Psalm 78:70-72

What does it look like to build something that lasts? In this special Society Night message, Josh pulls back the curtain on where Society Church is heading and issues a timely challenge to the whole community about the kind of people God is calling them to be.

With the church growing faster than most new churches do, Josh sounds a loving but honest note: numerical growth is a gift, but it can never be the goal. The heartbeat has to stay fixed on King Jesus and that means growing not just in size, but in character, competency, and capacity.

Join us this coming Sunday for our service at 10 AM, 2 Alma Road St Kilda.

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Key text: Psalm 121

What do you do when the buildings close in? When the weight of what you're carrying feels like it's filling your entire vision?

In this beautiful and honest message, Toria walks us through Psalm 121 - a song written not for an armchair, but for people on the move. People carrying things. People who haven't yet arrived.

Join us this coming Sunday for our service at 10 AM, 2 Alma Road St Kilda.

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Key Text: 1 Corinthians 16:1-2

What would it look like to build your whole financial life around three simple words? In this special message, Josh brings together the church's own origin story, the wisdom of John Wesley, and the practical teaching of Paul to lay out a vision for what it means to live as a radically generous community.

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Key Text: Acts 4:32-35

What if everything you own isn't really yours? In this message, Josh tackles one of the most personal and culturally charged topics there is - money - and invites us into a liberating shift in perspective that changes everything.

Drawing from Acts 4 and the radical generosity of the early church, Josh asks a question that cuts right to the heart: Whose is it anyway?

Join us this coming Sunday for our service 10 AM, 2 Alma Rd St Kilda

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