Stan took us through the first chapter of Nehemiah, which highlights that before God rebuilds anything, He prepares the person. Nehemiah’s journey began with a deep conviction for God’s people. A true Rebuilder is marked by a holy concern and moved into action through prayer. Furthermore, God positions us for purpose even before the assignment is revealed.
Read MoreStan shared about how Jesus was revealed as King at resurrection.
Read MoreLufefe shared on the significance of the Passover and Jesus’ teachings regarding obedience to all that He commanded.
Read MoreRoy exhorted the church to deepen their intimacy with Jesus and to remain steadfast in their walk as they witness to others.
Read MoreJulie shared a prophetic message on the power and freedom of encountering Jesus and seeing that power in action.
Read MorePaul shared about tithing and generosity, that giving is about the heart. What you value most is shown by where you give. We are called to give cheerfully, knowing everything belongs to God. Tithing is giving your first fruits, putting God first as Lord over your life. Generosity isn’t just money, it includes your time and love. Ultimately, giving is an act of trust, believing that God will provide for you.
Read MoreStan shared that kingdom generosity begins with giving to God first, recognising that He is the ultimate source of everything and that we are stewards, and not owners of what we have. We are called to excel in the grace of giving, choosing to worship God rather than money and trusting Him beyond a scarcity mindset. When we give generously, God provides so His work can be accomplished and He receives the glory.
Read MoreStan shared that generosity is ultimately a condition of the heart, reflecting the truth that we naturally worship what we value; for where your treasure is, your heart will be also.
Read MoreHilton shared from Ezra 7-10 about God ‘s power and restoration
Read MoreStan preached about how God moves through human systems to accomplish His will. When fear stops the work, the Word of God restarts it, because faith comes from His word. God’s word reunites, restores, and ensures than no opposition can stop His plans.
Read MoreGreig took us through Ezra 4 and highlighted that whenever God begins a season of renewal, opposition quickly follows. Satan entices God’s people with subtle distortion, then attacks through discouragement, fear, accusation, and intimidation to delay God’s work. Yet these very tactics become opportunities for spiritual warfare, and even delays are used by God to build discipline and prepare us for the next season.
Read MoreStan shared five basic principles that matters when God starts rebuilding and restoring
Read MoreBeth shared about the power and the radiance of the glory of GOD
Read MoreStan kicked off a new series on the Book of Ezra, focusing on the return of the exiles. It was a great reminder that neither God’s purpose nor His word can be stopped.
Read MoreStan shared that through salvation and baptism, we are no longer under judgment because Jesus has already been judged on our behalf. It is important to confess our sins in order to be free. Freedom and healing is found in the blood of Jesus.
Read MoreStan shared that baptism unites us with Christ in judgment and resurrection, securing our salvation by grace. Salvation is God’s gift that must be entered into, not admired. Jesus is the true and better Ark who saves and secures.
Read MoreStan shared that believers face spiritual battle centered in the mind. The battle is fought with spiritual weapons rather than physical weapons. Though the world may dismiss them, these weapons are powerful because God fights on our behalf.
Read MoreStan shared that when we are saved, we enter a spiritual battle that cannot be fought with worldly methods. Victory comes when we reject fleshly weapons and instead use the weapons of God’s Kingdom to demolish strongholds.
Read MoreMatt shared about the promise that continues to transform lives under the authority of Jesus, who is ‘God with Us’
Read MoreStan preaches on the importance of the church’s mission, tracing its transformation from the manger to the mission field
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