Pastor Denis Wade teaches that putting God first requires resetting daily priorities. He emphasizes God as the beginning and owner of all life, time, and resources, urging believers to give God the first part of each day. Through Scripture and practical examples, he shows that prioritising God brings peace, provision, freedom from worry, and sustained spiritual growth through gratitude, prayer, and God’s Word.

Pastor Denis Wade shares this message revealing eternal truths at Christmas, urging believers to look beyond familiar traditions. He teaches that Jesus came to bring transforming joy, life-changing salvation, and restoring peace. Drawing from the angelic announcement to the shepherds, Pastor Denis emphasizes joy for all people, redemption from sin, and peace with God, oneself, and others, calling believers to live as agents of reconciliation.

Pastor Denis Wade shares this message revealing eternal truths at Christmas, urging believers to look beyond familiar traditions. He teaches that Jesus came to bring transforming joy, life-changing salvation, and restoring peace. Drawing from the angelic announcement to the shepherds, Pastor Denis emphasizes joy for all people, redemption from sin, and peace with God, oneself, and others, calling believers to live as agents of reconciliation.

Pastor Denis Wade teaches that Christmas reveals Jesus as the heart of God’s love. The message emphasizes that Christmas is more than tradition; it is God’s loving gift of salvation through Jesus. God’s love is unconditional, sacrificial, and personal, actively seeking humanity and inviting everyone to freely accept forgiveness, restoration, and a life-changing relationship with Christ.

In this message, Pastor Denis Wade teaches from Matthew 16:13–20, revealing Jesus as the Christ, the Son of the living God. He challenges cultural misconceptions and shows Jesus confronting darkness at Caesarea Philippi while establishing His church. Christ grants believers authority, victory over hell, and responsibility to advance His kingdom through sacrifice, divine revelation, courageous faith, and obedient discipleship today.

Pastor Denis Wade teaches that the true power of prayer comes from God, who hears sincere, imperfect, and persistent prayers. Believers must align with God’s will, trusting His timing and limitless power. Prayer—individually and collectively—invokes divine intervention, strengthens faith, and connects human weakness with God’s strength. Fasting and consistent prayer deepen spiritual sensitivity and prepare believers for God’s guidance.

In “The Power & Influence of Prayer,” Pastor Denis Wade launches a new series highlighting prayer as spiritual breath, power, and partnership with God. He urges the church to pursue consistent, humble prayer and prepare for upcoming corporate prayer and fasting. Prayer aligns believers with God’s will, strengthens their spirit, and invites divine power for breakthrough in the new year.

Pastor Denis Wade delivers a powerful message on service, drawing from John 13:1-17 where Jesus washed His disciples’ feet. He highlights love, humility, and servant leadership as the essence of true greatness in God’s kingdom. Pastor Wade emphasises that service requires action, overcomes resistance, and brings spiritual blessing when believers reflect Christ through selfless, humble acts of love.

Pastor Denis Wade emphasizes that true Christian service requires daily self-denial, humility, and sacrifice, reflecting Christ’s example. Life’s pursuits are vain without eternal purpose. Serving others empowers, uplifts, and aligns us with God’s will. It’s not about recognition but faithfulness. Despite generational shifts toward comfort, believers must live as living sacrifices, seeking eternal impact over worldly gain.

In How God Uses Families, Pastor Denis emphasises the Bible as a life manual, guiding families through challenges with love, forgiveness, and personal growth. He highlights the beauty of diversity, the church as spiritual family, and God’s purpose through family units. The message encourages healing, unity, and embracing one another with grace, patience, and faith.