How much evidence is enough? The religious leaders of Jesus' day had witnessed miracle after miracle, yet they still demanded another sign. Jesus' response was remarkable: "No sign will be given to it except the sign of the prophet Jonah." What is the Sign of Jonah? Why did Jesus point to Jonah rather than perform another miracle? Why are Christ's death, burial, and resurrection the foundation of the Christian faith? And what does this mean for us today? Join us this Saturday

(Please note: Our next service is Saturday June 13. There is NO service June 6.) Our words reveal far more than we realise — just as the Pharisees discovered in Matthew 12. In Matthew 12, Christ warns that our words reveal the true condition of the heart — and that humanity will one day give account for every careless word spoken. What do our words reveal about us? Why does Jesus connect speech with judgment? What does this passage expose about the human heart? And where can

Jesus warned them: they were at risk of committing the unpardonable sin. - What is it? - How does the Holy Spirit figure in? - What are these unchanging, eternal consequences? And how is this relevant to each and every member of humanity? Join us this Saturday as we continue verse by verse through Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew 12:31-32 Join us for the Word, for worship, and for fellowship as we open the Scriptures together. 📍 Ellenbrook Christian College, G Block 📅 Saturday, 30

Join us as we celebrate Pentecost — the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, the proclamation of Christ’s death and resurrection, and the beginning of the Church (Acts 2). DATE: Sunday, May 24, 2026 TIME: 10:30 AM (approx. 1.5–2 hours) VENUE: Ellenbrook Christian College Library LUNCH: Potluck to follow — please bring a dish to share. This gathering also marks the 3rd Anniversary of Living Waters Church of God. All are welcome. This is a non-denominational celebration with attendee

WHO IS THIS JESUS? Some worshipped Him. Others accused Him. In Matthew 12, opposition to Jesus intensifies as people struggle to understand who He truly is. Jesus then speaks these confronting words: “Whoever is not with Me is against Me.” What did He mean? And why did His words divide people so deeply? Join us this Saturday as we continue verse by verse through Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew 12:22–30 Join us for the Word, for worship, and for fellowship as we open the Scriptures

On Saturday, May 9 we continue in Matthew 12, where the growing opposition to Jesus remains in view, yet the focus turns to something deeper — knowing who the Servant of The Lord truly is. Next week: Jesus withdraws, yet continues to heal The crowds follow, and are not turned away The passage draws us to who He is, not just what He does We are brought to see: A servant who does not strive or draw attention to Himself A ministry marked by gentleness, not force Strength express

This Saturday we continue in Matthew 12, exploring the fantastic depth of Jesus’ life and ministry. This week: A man in need stands in the synagogue A question is raised that cannot be set aside The response reveals a growing opposition The passage also draws us to the Sabbath: Given for release Given for restoration and healing When what is good stands before us, the question reaches each of us. Join us for the Word, for worship, and for fellowship as we open the Scriptures

The Rest of the Cross | Matthew 11:28–30 - premiering Saturday April 18 “Come to Me… and I will give you rest.” We talk about rest—but rarely understand it. In this message, we trace the thread from Egypt’s slavery… to the wilderness… to the cross of Christ, and uncover a confronting truth: The heaviest burden is not work — it’s unbelief . And the only place real rest is found… is not in a system, but in a Person . This sermon explores: -Why Israel never truly entered rest -H

The Pharisees were strict. Careful. Religious. And yet… they were wrong. What does God actually desire? This Saturday at Living Waters Church of God 📖 Matthew 12:1–8 — Lord of the Sabbath Jesus exposes a kind of religion that looks right on the outside —but has lost the priorities of God. What does God actually desire? Does the Sabbath hold a place for Christians? How is the heart of God revealed through Jesus? Join us as we open the Scriptures and walk through this passage

Join with us 10 am, this Saturday 14 March, as we teach from the Bible. Are Even Miracles Enough? How would Jesus judge the people of today's generation? Be challenged by Jesus' own words in Matthew 11:20-24 Truth from the Bible : Verse by verse, precept by precept, so God's Word can shape your faith and life. 10 am Living Waters Church of God Ellenbrook Christian College G Block Corner San Lorenzo and Santona Blvds www.livingwaterschurch.online/events Refreshments available

This article examines Matthew 11:12—“the kingdom of heaven suffers violence”—and explains why it is often misunderstood. Jesus’ words reveal that God’s kingdom is not established through force but through righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.

This article explores rising violence and rage culture around the world and explains why the kingdom of God is not built through anger or force. The real GAP in the human heart is Greed, Anger, and Pride.

Our detailed Festival Worship Calendar for 2026 is now available for download below . Some locations are tba at the time.

Please join us 10 am, this Saturday 28 February as we teach from the Bible. Jesus asked in Matthew 11, "To What Shall I Compare This Generation?" His answer tells each and every one of us a story that gets to the heart of our belief, our motivations and our prejudices - and how they will affect how we receive Him. Truth from the Bible: Verse by Verse, precept by precept, so you can understand in-depth God's Word for life. 10 am Living Waters Church of God Ellenbrook Christian

This past week, we performed a big update to our sermon archive on the Living Waters Church of God website. All of our published sermon videos from our regular church services have now been added to our database. On the Sermons page, you'll find the latest set. Theoretically, over 118 sermons can be accessed through the site, but we are aware that the full list is a little inaccessible through the page. We will seek to improve that function that later in the year. You can al

Some passages of Scripture comfort immediately. Others confront. Matthew 11:12–15 is one of the more difficult sayings of Jesus: “From the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffers violence…” What does Christ mean when He speaks this way? What does He mean about the Kingdom suffering violence and the violent seizing it? What is the relationship between John the Baptist’s ministry and the mission of Christ? Why does Jesus conclude with the searching word

We have services tomorrow, Saturday 14 Feb starting at 10 am at Ellenbrook Christian College, G Block. Refreshments afterwards. "What Did You Go Out To See?!" See you then!

Just a note that we have an additional service this week on Saturday, January 31, to end the month. The theme is Matthew 11:1-6 - "Scandalised by Christ". Even if you were the most spiritual person on earth, you might be confused and even offended by Christ. Why and how do we manage it? What can we learn from this passage about how John the Baptist himself was confused by Christ? Service commences 10 am Venue: Ellenbrook Christian College, G Block Northern carpark, corner Sa

This Saturday, we are premiering a video of a recent sermon titled "What Happens When We Die?" This sermon is a crucial extensive examination and analysis of Jesus' statements in Matthew 10:28 and supporting statements elsewhere throughout the Bible stating the nature of human mortality, immortality, eternal life, death, hell and the resurrection. This sermon used the following handout, which you can download here. We encourage you to read this handout alongside the sermon. A