Worship isn't just about music—it's about knowing who God is. In this message, we go deeper into John 4:23–24 to understand what it means to worship the Father in spirit and in truth. True worship flows from a true revelation of God. Through Scripture and reflection, you'll be invited to evaluate how your view of God shapes your worship, and how to remove the lies that distort our response to Him. This episode is a call to realign your heart, renew your understanding of who God truly is, and let your whole life become worship—not just your Sunday song.

Easter is the centrepiece of Why We Worship Jesus. The resurrection story shows us who Jesus is and that He is who He says he is. It shows us that He is trustworthy. It also shows us that Jesus knows what it is to go through the darkest of moments and come out the other side. Easter is an invitation to celebrate with Him, to walk with Him, and most definitely to worship Him.

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The Holy Spirit is often represented as a dove—peaceful, pure, gentle. But is that all He is? In the final part of the ICON series, we explore the deeper meaning of the dove, from Noah’s flood to Jesus’ baptism.

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Without the breath of God, we’re just dry bones, flat tyres, and empty balloons. This week, we continued our series with a powerful reminder: the Holy Spirit doesn’t just represent wind, fire, or oil—He is God. From Ezekiel 37 to Acts 2, we saw that when He breathes, life begins. Don’t run on empty—receive His breath, release His power, and let the wind of the Spirit fill every part of you.

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The Holy Spirit is often the most misunderstood person of the Trinity, yet He plays a vital role in every believer’s life. This series explores four biblical symbols that reveal who He is and what He does.

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