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This week in "The Goodness of God," Pastor Will Roos unpacks the parable of the prodigal son (Luke 15) to reveal who God actually is: not a judge waiting for you to slip up, but a Father who runs to meet you before you even finish your apology. Drawing on Hebrews 4:16, Romans 2:4, and Romans 8:15, the message dismantles the distorted image of God so many carry because of absent or harsh earthly fathers, showing that it's God's goodness, not fear, that leads us home. If you've ever wondered whether you deserve a seat at the Father's table, this episode is the reminder that the robe, the ring, and the sandals are already waiting for you.

In this week's message from the "Goodness of God" series, Pastor Will Roos opens Romans 8:28 and makes a vital distinction that changes everything: God does not promise that every circumstance is good, but that he is actively working all things together for good. Through the story of Joseph, who went from the pit to the palace by way of slavery and a false imprisonment, Will shows how God was positioning and providing even in the darkest seasons, while those watching assumed the story was over. Drawing on Paul's shipwreck in Acts 27-28, the valley of dry bones in Ezekiel 37, and the apparent defeat of Good Friday, this message builds a compelling case that no single painful chapter gets to write the verdict on your life. If you are in a season where the pieces make no sense, this episode is worth your full attention.

In this powerful Sunday message, Ps Michelle Roos unpacks one of the most profound truths in Scripture: that God's goodness is not a feeling but a force. Drawing from Moses' encounter in Exodus 33, the miraculous catch of fish in Luke 5, and key verses across Psalms, Romans, and Ephesians, she builds a compelling case that God's goodness actively pursues His people, bringing supernatural provision, healing, and breakthrough that far exceeds human effort. The sermon challenges listeners to move beyond passive faith into an expectant posture, where declarations like Ephesians 3:20 ("exceedingly abundantly above all you can ask or imagine") become daily anchors rather than theological footnotes. Whether you are in a season of waiting, struggling with limitation, or simply hungry for more, this message will reframe how you understand God's nature and stir fresh faith to believe for transformation. Worth listening to from start to finish.

The Power of Generosity - Pastor Will Roos

What if God's goodness isn't tied to your circumstances — but to His character? In this message, Ps Will Roos unpacks five practical keys to experiencing God's favour every day: expect it, recognise it, thank Him for it, trust Him through the hard seasons, and live in it continually. Drawing from the stories of Moses, David, and Joseph, this message will shift your perspective and deepen your faith. God is good — all the time.

On Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Will Roos preached from Acts 2 on the baptism of the Holy Spirit and fire, arguing that this is not merely a historical event but a living reality available to every believer today. He outlined five expressions of the fire: supernatural power for purpose, the divine breath that revives dry places, purifying flames that burn away what does not belong, tongues of fire that fuel prayer, and a harvest anointing that sends us out as witnesses. The message closed with an altar call for fresh fire and the gift of tongues.

In “Help Is Here” by Ps Will Roos, we’re reminded that the Holy Spirit is not distant — He is God’s present help in every moment of trouble, pressure, and uncertainty. This message encourages us to stop carrying life alone and start acknowledging God in the ordinary details of life, trusting that the Holy Spirit brings peace in the storm, guidance for every step, renewed hope, power to overcome, and fresh oil for what feels heavy. If your heart has been weary or your faith has felt stretched, this word is a strong reminder: you are not alone, and heaven’s help is already near.

Moved by the Spirit from Ps Will Roos is a stirring call to live a life led by the Holy Spirit rather than by fear, flesh, or familiarity. Through Romans 8 and the story of Israel’s journey out of Egypt, the message urges believers to get ready for movement, trust God without needing the full map, stay in the flow of the Spirit, and refuse to go back to old cycles. It’s a powerful reminder that God not only brings His people out, but also leads them forward — into freedom, fresh fire, and deeper surrender.

A powerful message on winning the inner battle between flesh and Spirit. Ps Will Roos shares how true victory comes not through willpower, but through daily surrender, feeding your spirit, and letting the Holy Spirit lead your life. Walk in freedom, break old patterns, and step into Spirit-led victory.

From 1 Samuel 3:9, this message calls you into a posture of surrender to hear God clearly. Pastor Will Roos shows how Samuel learned to recognise God’s voice and respond with obedience. God still speaks today, often in a gentle whisper, and He invites you to tune out the noise and tune into Him.You are one word away from breakthrough. When God speaks, faith rises. When you listen, direction comes. Even if you miss it, He redirects you with grace.Scriptures: 1 Samuel 3:9, 1 Kings 19:12, John 10:27, Isaiah 55:11

Burning Hearts - Pastor Will Roos

Pastor Will Roos delivered a powerful message about resurrection power and the divine ability to overcome life’s setbacks. Drawing from John 5:5-8, he emphasized that through Christ’s resurrection power, believers can rise from any circumstance that has knocked them down, whether through personal failures, unexpected difficulties, or prolonged struggles.

In “The Moment Everything Changed,” Pastor Will Roos shows how the resurrection of Jesus turns our worst Fridays into victorious Sundays, using the story of Thomas to reveal a God who comes back for those who feel late, left out, or full of doubt. Thomas missed the first encounter, but eight days later Jesus returned specifically for him, proving that missing a moment does not mean missing God’s mercy and that Jesus has been “listening the whole time.” Pastor Will also highlights Peter’s restoration, the torn veil, and the defeat of death’s sting, proclaiming that the same Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead now lives in us. This message invites you into a personal “My Lord and my God” encounter, where you can declare, “Because He got up, I can get up—the resurrected King is resurrecting me.

Final message of the Strong Family series at Revivall Church Bracknell.This word calls you to choose life, not just for yourself, but for your whole house and future generations. Based on Deuteronomy 30:19 (NIV), the message shows how family patterns can be broken and how new godly standards can be built.You will see how cycles of fear, addiction, and brokenness can stop with one decision, and how faith, prayer, and daily habits can shape a legacy of blessing. Through biblical examples and real life stories, this message challenges you to take responsibility for what your family line will carry forward.This is a call to stand up, confront what needs to change, and intentionally build a home that honours God.

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In the first message of the Strong Family series, Pastor Will Roos talks about how to build a home that stands firm when life gets unstable. Jesus teaches in Matthew 7 that storms will come to every house. The difference is the foundation.This message focuses on how families can build that foundation.You will hear about:• Making a clear decisionJoshua declared, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” Every family must choose the direction they will follow.• God at the center of the homeA strong house is not defined by comfort or success. It is defined by the presence of God and the peace that comes from Him.• Joy inside the homeHealthy families create time to laugh, connect, and be present with each other. Simple moments together build strong relationships.• Preparing before the stormLike Noah building the ark before the rain, families grow stronger through prayer, generosity, and spiritual leadership practiced consistently.• Leading by examplePeople around you are watching your life. The way you live can guide your family and those close to you toward Jesus.No matter where your family is today, God can rebuild what feels weak. The world may shake, but a home built on the Rock can remain standing.

In this powerful message, Pastor Wyona Norman delivers a clarion call for the church to awaken to the "signs of the times" and the urgency of Christ's return. Drawing from Matthew 24 and 25, she explores the prophetic significance of Israel as the "budding fig tree" and warns against spiritual lukewarmness, urging believers to be "red hot and on fire" for God.The teaching dives deep into The Four Dimensions of Holy Spirit Power, breaking down the original Greek terms to equip the believer for a supernatural life:Dunamis: Explosive, miracle-working power and authority.Indunamo: An excessive dose of inner strength to stand firm against all trials.Exusia: The power of regeneration and the authority that comes from being a son or daughter of God.Kratos: Heaven’s "muscle power" at work in the believer's life to accomplish the extraordinary.Pastor Wyona also challenges listeners on the principle of stewardship, using the Parable of the Talents to illustrate that everything we own—finances, time, and gifts—belongs to the Master and must be invested for Kingdom increase. Sharing bold testimonies of standing firm during global shutdowns and the supernatural transformation of her own life, she encourages the church to move beyond intellectual faith into a demonstration of Holy Ghost power.

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Pastor Will Roos reminded us last Sunday that prayer is not a last resort. It is how God’s power is released. Prayer shifts seasons, opens heaven, and moves situations that feel stuck. This message calls you to pray first, pray boldly, and pray together. Simple. Activating. Faith building.

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This powerful message, Make Room for Miracles, positions listeners for a breakthrough like never before, stepping into a season of extraordinary signs, wonders, and expansion. Pastor Will Roos clarifies that miracles are highly attracted to prepared hearts and intentional spaces. Discover the four practical steps required to prepare your "miracle ground"—including learning the faith posture of rest and mastering focus on the Word. This message reveals how to shut the door on doubt and internal clutter, which are the primary blockers of God’s power, and challenges you to embrace action through the key principle: "As I stretch, God supplies". It’s time to upgrade your capacity, enlarge your vision, and believe for overflow, because the only limit to God's abundance is your willingness to receive.

Planted on Purpose - Pastor Will Roos

In Greater Glory, Pastor Will Roos delivers a powerful message declaring that God’s presence is the believer’s greatest advantage and that the coming season will surpass all previous ones. Drawing from Haggai 2:9 and John 2, he explains that immediate obedience unlocks divine acceleration—just as rebuilding the temple and filling jars with water triggered God’s miracles. Pastor Roos urges believers to reject nostalgia and negativity, embrace newness with soft hearts, and trust that God is already shifting circumstances toward double blessing and greater impact. The message closes with the assurance that “your latter will be greater,” and that God’s glory will fill every part of life—family, health, work, and future—with unprecedented favor and purpose.

Backed by Heaven by Pastor Will Roos is a faith-stirring message that reminds believers that God’s presence surrounds them and heaven itself stands behind them. Drawing from Romans 8, Pastor Roos declares that “God is for you,” meaning you are never outnumbered or outmatched. He explains that pressure and struggle are signs of purpose, not defeat, and that when life feels surrounded by challenges, God has already surrounded what surrounds you. Through stories like Elisha’s servant, Hagar in the desert, and Peter in prison, he shows how a change in perspective opens spiritual sight to divine help and angelic protection. Every believer, he says, walks with heaven’s reinforcements and lives under a constant “yes” from God—because if He gave His Son, He will not withhold His goodness. This message lifts faith, strengthens confidence, and anchors the heart in the truth that you are backed by heaven.

In Grace is All You Need, Pastor Will Roos shares a powerful message about the sufficiency of God’s grace in every season of life. He reminds listeners that grace is more than forgiveness—it is active power for the present, given fresh each day like manna from heaven. Pastor Roos explains that weakness is not a disqualifier but the very place where God’s strength shows up, declaring, “Your weakness is God’s workspace.” Drawing on the life of David, he shows how God provides new anointing for each new challenge, and urges believers to respond when “gates of grace” open rather than letting fear delay obedience. Through stories of faith and restoration, he illustrates how grace always arrives at the right moment, inviting listeners to shift from self-reliance to God-reliance and receive the daily strength they need.

Pastor Will Roos’s message Still Standing is a powerful call to remain firm in faith when the world shakes. Drawing from Ephesians 6, he shows that standing is not weakness but strength, because peace and trust in God are positions of power. Roos reminds us that our role is to pray, worship, declare the Word, and then stand while God fights our battles. Through stories of Daniel, Jehoshaphat, Stephen, and Moses, he reveals that memory of God’s faithfulness, daily routines of prayer, and unity in the church build resilience against trials. With vivid images like “peace is the grip of your soul” and “your job is to stand, God’s job is to shut the lion’s mouths,” the message encourages believers to hold their ground, stay calm in chaos, and know that when we stand for God, heaven stands with us.

In Carry The Blessing, Pastor Will Roos delivers a bold reminder that God’s blessing is not something to be earned or stored up, but an identity already given to every believer in Christ. He teaches that this blessing is unshakable, stronger than any curse, and meant to flow through our lives like a river—bringing peace, joy, and change into every place we step into. From shifting the atmosphere in a workplace to turning scars into testimonies, Pastor Roos calls listeners to actively live as carriers of God’s covenant promise, letting His presence move from their homes to their communities and out to the nations.

In "The Power of The Word," Pastor Michelle Roos teaches that God's word is a living, supernatural force capable of transforming lives when spoken in faith and obedience. She emphasizes that the word is active like fire and a hammer, breaking obstacles, bringing healing, and releasing restoration. Believers are called to speak, declare, and pray the word, trusting in God’s power rather than human wisdom, while the Holy Spirit and angels work in alignment with it. The sermon highlights the importance of daily obedience, faith, and immersion in Scripture to maintain freedom, activate miracles, and experience breakthrough in every area of life.

In Celebrate, Pastor Will Roos calls believers to embrace joy as the unshakable strength of Christian life, drawn from Nehemiah 8:10. He explains that joy is not a passing emotion but a fortress protecting hearts and minds from despair, a steady force unlike happiness that shifts with circumstances. Using vivid images—from thermostats that set the atmosphere to wells unclogged by praise—he urges listeners to move beyond sorrow and guilt into a lifestyle of celebration. With practical steps like praise breaks, intentional smiles, and midnight worship, the message shows how joy fuels resilience, unlocks breakthrough, and overflows into a powerful witness to the world. Celebration, Pastor Roos affirms, is not denial of hardship but a prophetic declaration that victory in Christ is already won.

In "Release the Flame," Pastor Will Roos challenges believers to activate the spiritual fire within them and let it impact the world. He teaches that every person carries a divine purpose and a "spark of destiny" embedded by God, waiting to be released through faith, obedience, and action. The sermon emphasizes that this fire is unstoppable, uncontainable, and meant to transform fear into boldness, silence excuses, and spread revival wherever it touches. Using examples from scripture and history, Roos illustrates how God’s power ignites when believers step into their calling, making their gifts, talents, and ministries come alive for personal fulfillment and public transformation. The message is a call to recognize, release, and walk boldly in the Holy Ghost fire, confident that it cannot be extinguished.

In Revival in the Ruins, Pastor Will Roos brings a stirring message of hope, reminding us that ruins are never the end of the story. Drawing from the story of Nehemiah and powerful examples of restoration, he declares that God specializes in broken places—turning shattered dreams, broken relationships, and long-standing struggles into fresh revival. With urgency and encouragement, Pastor Roos challenges us not to accept devastation as normal but to face our brokenness honestly, invite God into the ruins, and believe that He is already putting the pieces back together. This is a prophetic call to see ruins not as burial grounds, but as the foundation for new life and revival.

In this message, Pastor Michelle Roos discusses the importance of faith, obedience, and communion with God in achieving spiritual breakthroughs. She emphasizes that faith is foundational and that seeking God leads to blessings. Obedience is highlighted as a key to unlocking divine power, while worship is presented as a vital form of communion with God. The role of the local church is also explored, emphasizing its importance in equipping individuals for their callings and sending them out into the world.

In From Winepress to Warrior, Pastor Will Roos preaches from Judges 6 on the story of Gideon, showing how God transforms ordinary, fearful people into mighty warriors. Gideon began hiding in a winepress, but God called him by his true identity, preparing him through a process of crushing, refining, and surrender before leading him into victory. Pastor Roos emphasizes that what feels like pressure is often God’s preparation, that private obedience comes before public breakthrough, and that revival flows from surrendered lives into families, communities, and nations. This message calls listeners to rise from hiding and step into the warrior identity God has already placed within them.

In The Power of a Made-Up Mind, Pastor Will Roos challenges listeners to break free from indecision and embrace the life-changing clarity that comes from setting convictions in advance. Drawing from the story of Daniel, Olympic champion Eric Liddell, and his own testimony, Pastor Roos shows how a resolute mind can withstand pressure, resist compromise, and unlock God’s favour. He explains that real transformation begins in the mind, where the greatest battles are fought, and that one firm decision can open the door to breakthrough. With biblical insight, personal stories, and a call to higher thinking, this message equips believers to choose boldly, stand firmly, and move confidently into their God-given destiny.

In this powerful message, Pastor Will Roos invites listeners into A Seat at The King’s Table, sharing the biblical journey of Mephibosheth from 2 Samuel 9—crippled, forgotten, living in “Lo‑Debar,” a place meaning “no pasture, no word, no hope.” Yet King David seeks him out, showing grace and seating him at the king’s table. Pastor Roos emphasizes that even when life drops us, God’s grace meets us where we are—bringing restoration, identity, and authority. He challenges us to understand that we’re not invited because of perfection but because of presence, and that believers are not just invited but are already seated in heavenly places. This message reminds us that the King hasn’t forgotten us, and the table is set—revival, healing, and purpose are on the menu.