Deeper Life Campus Fellowship, Australasia

29/08/2026

An encounter with Christ, does not leave you changed — it leaves you transformed. Change is temporary, but transformation is a complete renewal. That's the old passing away and the new coming to life.

Join us at this Global Crusade with Kumuyi, this is your moment. And your transformation starts now.

Theme: Total Transformation through Christ
Date: August 27 - 30, 2026 See less

13/08/2026

13/08/2026

Anticipate. Embrace. Prepare. Receive. Amen

04/08/2026

God's Open Invitation (The Great Banquet)

In Luke 14:15–24, Jesus tells a story (Parable) about a man who planned a huge party and invited many guests. When everything was ready, the host sent his servants to tell everyone to come, but the guests all made excuses. One had just bought a land, another had bought work animals, and another had just gotten married. Furious that they refused his offer, the host told his servant to go out into the town streets and bring in the poor, the hurt, the blind, and the weak instead. Even after they arrived, there was still room and space, so the host ordered the servant to go out onto the country roads and invite anyone he could find so the house would be completely full. The story ends with the host declaring that none of the original people who turned down his invitation would ever get to enjoy his feast.

​This story shows us that God’s offer of salvation is open to everyone, especially those who feel left out and that we shouldn't let life's distractions cause us to miss out on His invitation. The love of God awaits you today if only you will come to Him in faith. Amen.

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04/08/2026

Humility brings honour.
Luke 14:7-11

We live in a day where we are taught to be self assertive, to blow our trumpet and to speak for ourselves. These are not bad things in themselves and are required in our profession and other areas of life.

The question is, how do we agree the demand of the society while still following the way of the Lord? How do we get recognised and applauded if we do not steal the show?

Christ's message does not ask us not to own and show our works, He only asks us to do it with Humility. Problem comes when we think we are the best and know the most. It will stop us from learning from others and when others come and are superior to us shame will then follow.

Humility is taking a lower seat, doing a great work when people can see us or cannot see us because the God who sees in secret will reward us openly.

There may be times when we look overlooked and underappreciated, but we must know that God is using it to train us for something better and the skill we learn will later come handy.

David learnt leadership in the wilderness and got trained by the adversities he faced. He later reigned for 40 years.

Jesus concluded with a timeless principle: "For all those who exalt themselves will be abased, and those who humble themselves will be exalted." May we choose humility each day, knowing that God values a humble heart far more than worldly recognition.

16/07/2026

"Hold Forth 2026" - Pray. Prepare. Register. See you in 5 weeks

05/07/2026

"In the presence of God is fulness of joy..." Details are coming...

04/07/2026

Come and be blessed......

16/05/2026

Are there few that be saved?
Luke 13 vs 22 - 30
This question came from someone's curiosity. But the answer Jesus gave shows not all curiosity are productive. His answer tells us what is important- why not rather focus on you being saved?
Jesus said "Strive..." make effort to ensure you inherit eternal life. Salvation is free through the blood of Jesus (Ephesians 2 vs 8-10). But as John admonished, we should bring forth character befitting our faith (Matt. 3 vs 8 - 10). Our lifestyle should reflect repentance from ungodly works, otherwise we will be shut out of God's kingdom as Jesus and John warned from our passages. Our thoughtful actions and lifestyle based on our repentance and faith in Jesus will save us at last. Then we will be among those, few or many, that be saved. Amen

25/04/2026

The Healing of the Bent Woman (Luke 13:10–17)

Jesus was teaching in a synagogue on the Sabbath when He noticed a woman who has been crippled by a spirit for eighteen years. She was bent over and unable to straighten up. Moved with compassion, Jesus called her to Himself and declared, “Woman, you are set free from your infirmity,” and laid hands on her. Immediately, she is healed and began to glorify God.

The leader of the synagogue became angry not because of the miracle, but because Jesus performed it on the Sabbath, which he believes violates religious rules. He told the people to come on the other six days to be healed, but not on the Sabbath Day. Jesus responded quickly but wisely, calling him and the others hypocrites. Jesus reminded them that if they could untie their ox or donkey to give it water on the Sabbath, how much more should this daughter of Abraham, bound by Satan for eighteen years, be released on the Sabbath? His critics were put to shame, and the people rejoiced at the wonderful things He did.

This passage reveals Jesus’ deep compassion for the suffering and His authority over spiritual oppression. It also shows the tension between religious legalism and God’s heart for mercy and restoration. Jesus prioritizes human need and divine purpose over strict ritual observance. The lesson is clear: God’s law is meant to serve people, not to hinder their progress.

The woman's healing is a picture of the liberating power of Christ. For all who encounter Jesus, especially in the midst of long-standing burdens, there is hope. He brings wholeness, declares freedom, and invites us to stand tall in the dignity of God’s beloved children. And when we choose mercy over judgment, we participate in Christ's redemptive work.