We all wrestle with insecurity, it wears different faces in different seasons. But God’s Word reminds us that insecurity doesn’t have to define us or disqualify us. In this special message, Pastor Andres Spyker delivers a powerful word on how to overcome insecurity and step fully into your identity in Christ. 

Key Takeaways

• Know Your Origin – You don’t have to earn importance when God already calls you His.
• Trust Your Position – God has placed you on purpose for a purpose, don’t let insecurity convince you otherwise.
• Embrace Your Assignment – You are needed. You are called. Walk in the assignment God has given you.
• Rest in Your Identity – Insecurity fades when you anchor your worth in who God says you are. 

Remember, insecurity may visit, but it doesn’t have to stay!

What does it really mean to be called by God, and how do we become the ones He calls chosen? In this powerful message, Pastor Joakim Lundqvist breaks down a well-known but often misunderstood verse: “Many are called, but few are chosen.” – Matthew 22:14 

Key Takeaways

• Called to Belong to Jesus – Salvation is our first and highest calling. Will you say yes to Him? 
• Called to Freedom – God invites us to be free from past pain, generational cycles, and fear. 
• Called to Peace – In a world full of division, we are called to be peacemakers, forgivers, and reconcilers. 
• Called to Holiness – God wants to set us apart, not because of our performance, but because of His grace. 

You’re not just called to observe. You’re called to live, walk, and lead as someone chosen for such a time as this!

In this powerful and heartfelt message, we're unpacking Paul’s charge to Timothy and calling today’s men to rise with boldness, purity, strength, and endurance. Whether you’re a dad, mentor, husband, or future father, this message is a challenge to walk in God’s design for your life. 

Key Takeaways 

• A Man of God Runs – Like Joseph and Elijah, a real man runs from sin and temptation—not casually, but urgently. 
• A Man of God Pursues – We don’t just run from evil—we run toward righteousness, faith, love, perseverance, and gentleness. 
• A Man of God Fights – The fight of faith is real and noble. Godly men fight for their marriage, family, and legacy. 
• A Man of God Holds On – Even when it’s hard, we hold on to our values, our calling, and the people God has placed in our lives. 

Whether you're leading a home or growing into the man God created you to be, this is your call to step up!

The Church was never meant to be built on the shoulders of a few, it was designed to move through the hands and hearts of everyone. In the final message of our Unstoppable series, we unpack Acts 6 and discover what it means to be an empowered Church… where every part of the body is engaged, aligned, and anointed to serve. 

Key Takeaways: 

• Growth Demands Empowerment – As the Church grows, structure and shared leadership become essential. 
• Without Empowerment, Drama Happens – Disunity and disconnection flourish when people aren’t equipped and released. 
• No One Can Do Everyone’s Job – We thrive when we operate in our God-given roles and support one another.
• It’s a Spiritual Thing – True empowerment comes through the Spirit and is confirmed by spiritual leadership.
• Alignment Leads to Growth – When the body is in order, the Church multiplies, and every need is met. 

Want to be part of an unstoppable church? Discover your gift, get in position, and let God use you to build His Kingdom!

Before the early believers were called “Christians,” they were known as Followers of the Way—people marked by their closeness to Jesus, their devotion to His teaching, and their willingness to follow wherever He led. In this message, we dive into what it really means to be a disciple in today’s world. 

Discipleship isn’t just about attending, it’s about following. Not just believing, but becoming. Not just watching, but walking in step with the One who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

Key Takeaways: 

• The Person of the Way – Discipleship is all about proximity to Jesus. True followers stay close, not perform.
• The Price of the Way – Following Jesus costs something: comfort, control, and convenience. But the reward is glory.
• The Pattern of the Way – The early Church was devoted, prayerful, unified, and full of faith. That same pattern still leads us today. 

Are you following at a distance, or walking in His dust?Let’s be more than believers, let’s be followers of the Way!

Like a tsunami, the Word of God moves with supernatural power—bringing salvation, healing, deliverance, and transformation everywhere it goes. It did in the Book of Acts... and it still does today.

When you’ve seen Jesus, when you believe in the power of His name, you can’t stay silent. From the streets of Jerusalem to our workplaces and schools today, boldness is what makes the Gospel contagious!

Key Takeaways:

• Bold in Belief – You’ll never be bold about what you’re not convinced of. True boldness starts with deep conviction.
• Bold in Opportunity – God is always opening doors. Look for the pain, the openness, the prompting of the Spirit.
• Bold in Loyalty – Don’t shrink back when faith gets uncomfortable. Stay loud about Jesus even when it costs you.
• Bold in Declaration – Open your mouth. Share your testimony. Speak the name of Jesus. Don’t hold back. 

Want to live boldly for Christ? Start with time in His presence and the power of the Holy Spirit.

The early Church wasn’t just powerful because of miracles—it was magnetic because of love. In Part 3 of our Unstoppable series, we look at how unstoppable love was the glue that united people across every barrier and turned the world upside down. 

Main Passage: Acts 2:42–47 

Key Takeaways: 

• Love builds bridges, not walls – Christian love sees the image of God in every person.
• Love goes low when the world climbs high – We follow Jesus by serving others, not chasing status.
• Love stays when others walk away – Faithful love reflects the heart of a mother and the heart of Christ.
• Love forgives when others seek revenge – Jesus and Stephen modeled forgiveness in suffering.
• Love invites, not excludes – True Christian love creates community that welcomes everyone. 

The Church will never be unstoppable unless it’s undeniably loving.Let’s become a community known for our compassion, our unity, and our open arms!

There’s a difference between believing in God and being empowered by Him. In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stockstill reminds us that the Church was never meant to operate in human strength alone. We need the fire of the Holy Spirit — for boldness, for power, and for purpose. If you’re feeling spiritually dry, distant, or disconnected, this message is an invitation to experience revival from the inside out.

You were meant to be baptized in fire. 

What made the Church unstoppable wasn’t strategy or size, but SPIRIT.

• Fire that Dwells — God wants to live in you.
• Fire that Directs — God wants to lead you.
• Fire that Displays — God wants to manifest Himself through you.

The resurrection wasn’t the end of the story—it was the beginning of an unstoppable move of God.

Main Passage: Acts 2:38–41

Key Takeaways: 

• The Power of Conversion – Real salvation brings true inner transformation, not just better behavior. 
• The Process of Conversion – God changes your heart and even your identity. You are made new!
• The Proof of Conversion – A changed life is evident—through deep repentance and obedience like baptism.
• The Promise of Conversion – When you change, your family and generations after you are impacted too. 

Have you experienced real conversion? If not, today could be your day. 

Let’s become an unstoppable people, filled with the Spirit and passionate for Jesus!