John challenged us from the book of Acts to see how our mindsets need to be continually renewed to cope with increased Kingdom thinking.

We took time to look at the life of Peter and to see how God used an ordinary man to do some of the most extraordinary things.

• Acts 4 : 13

Continuing to build on the foundation of the past few weeks, John shares with us the significance of the church body going after the signs, wonders and miracles we have access to in Christ.

​Pointing towards the persecution of Peter and John and their increased fervency after they were persecuted by the Sadducees, we see that our Father is not deterred by human systems.

Important Scriptures: 

Acts 4:13-22 

Acts 4:29-35 

Acts 5:12-16 

We loved getting to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus this past Sunday! His death, burial, and resurrection changed the course of all of creation for eternity! Hallelujah!

Important Scripture:

• Acts 4:8-12

A refreshing and encouraging message about the time of refreshing that's upon us, and peace found in knowing that God has 'got this' in the current times and seasons we find ourselves in.

"What has been promised, will be fulfilled."

Important Scriptures:

• Acts 3 & 4

It's a time and a season where we will see the miraculous crashing into the 'impossibilities' of human circumstances. Encountering the power of God in this way opens up opportunities to preach the good news of His kingdom and to change paradigms and perspectives!

​The miraculous brings about shift and change where false mindsets exist!

​Important scriptures:

• Acts 4

Continuing from last week's message highlighting the miracle Jesus performed by healing the blind man, we see His disciples healing a lame man in front of the gate called 'Beautiful'. This is such a testimony to us, as followers of Christ, of the invitation we have to partner with Heaven to see God's kingdom come in the earth!

Important Scriptures:

• Acts 3 v 1 – 16 

Gleaning from the miracle Jesus performed when healing a blind man, we see parallels of Jesus fulfilling, redeeming and restoring more than the obvious.

​Jesus came to open blind eyes - naturally and spiritually. This week's message is a beautiful example of the nature of God the Father and the character of Jesus.

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Important Scriptures:

John 9 : 1- 39

Delving deeper into the courage of Caleb, we see the source of Caleb's bravery - the promises of God and the faithfulness of His words. We look at the golden thread of God's promises fulfilled throughout the generations, and how that practically applies to our lives, today.

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Important Scriptures:

Deuteronomy 7:22

Exodus 23:27-31

1 Samuel 17

Mark 16:15-20

John 14:12-13

Romans 16:20

Matthew 10:7-8

John Crumpton

Building on last week's message, John shares some powerful insights into the character of Caleb. As a prophetic message for this moment in time, we take to heart the call to be courageous and stand on the promises of God. He is able and worthy to be trusted - no matter what 'giants' we face.

Important Scriptures:

• Numbers 13:27-30

Join us as we listen to the account of Caleb – a man of a different spirit – who stood on what God promised the nation of Israel, regardless of the fear of those who saw the giants in the land. Caleb did not keep his eyes on the giants but on the goodness and word of God! 

Important Scriptures: 

• Numbers 13:26 - 33