Tribe Church is a community of passionate lovers of Jesus in Byron Bay. We have intentionally built a community based on all that Christ taught His disciples to do. Our passion is to live in His presence and walk in His love.
In this message, we explore what it looks like to embrace Heaven's call to live our lives out of our new creation identity. To be deeply healed and beyond that to become a company of people who bring healing, hope, and freedom to others. As we learn to relate to God, ourselves and others in the Spirit rather than in the soul, we become people who carry the healing of Christ to the world around us.…
In the introduction to this new series, Phil Mason takes his audience on a deep dive into the biblical foundation of Jesus’ ministry of healing hearts. The first step toward healing our hearts is the revelation of the miracle of the new creation. Phil explores the multifaceted dimensions of the regeneration of our spirit and the healing God has already performed upon us in giving a completely “new…
In this powerful message at Tribe Church on June 14, Deb Ferris shares on the journey of awakening to deep inner healing, focusing particularly on the hidden impact of bitterness and how unresolved wounds can hinder the abundant harvest God has for our lives. Drawing on her extensive experience in heart restoration ministry and leadership with Elijah House Australia, Deb unpacks the concepts of…
Pentecost is so important in knowing our identity as believers in God. On the day of Pentecost, the fire of God fell, and tongues of fire allotted to each person's head signified the personal anointing God has for each of us in Christ. In Luke, we read: "And behold, I am sending the promise of my Father upon you. But stay in the city until you are clothed with power from on high.” Luke 24:49 The…
What does “anointing” actually mean? And have we misunderstood it? In this episode, Rob traces the story of anointing from the Old Testament kings of Israel through exile, expectation, and finally to Jesus — the Anointed One who completely redefined power, victory, and the Kingdom of God. Rob explores the expectation of the “Messiah,” challenges modern ideas about anointing as an elite spiritual…
In this message, Phil Mason takes us on a deep dive into Jesus’ teaching on the necessity of authenticity. Jesus came to the world at a time when Israel had been dominated by a form of religion that had turned inauthenticity into an art form. Jesus’ goal was to teach people how to live from the heart. He radically deconstructed performance culture and the quest for outward religious appearance,…
As we reflect on Jesus, the risen Lord who overcame death and now reigns in glory, we focus on the life of the true Son of God. He came to earth as a man to show us the way—to demonstrate how we should live as children of God. One of the key benefits of a healed identity is authenticity. Many see authenticity as being unfiltered and real, but that's not the full picture. Authenticity also involves…
God's word declares our identity with beautiful clarity — chosen, loved, redeemed, known by name. So why do so many of us live as though none of that is true? In this latest instalment of our series on identity, Rob Harding explores the gap between the identity God speaks over us and the false identity so many of us carry — often without even realising it. That false identity doesn't come from…
In this new message in the identity series, Phil and Maria Mason both address the necessity of experiencing the Father’s attachment love in the formation of our identity. The key idea is that identity formation is relational. It flows out of our relationship with God as our Father and with our brothers and sisters as “my people.” Theology alone won’t get us there! The experience of attachment love…
We are continuing our series on identity formation. In this third installment in the series, Phil Mason explores the issues surrounding the journey towards the formation of a corporate or group identity. In the first message in the series, Phil focused on our personal identity as adopted, beloved sons and daughters of the Father. That’s the vertical dimension. But there is a horizontal component…
