Jesus came to make us whole. He takes our sin, our shame, and our pride, and through his love, heals our deepest wounds. In this message, we explore how shame and pride can keep us trapped and distant from God, protecting places in our hearts that he longs to access. Jesus empathizes with our weakness and invites us to bring every part of ourselves to him. Through his wounds, we find mercy, grace, and healing—salve for our hearts instead of the lies the enemy offers.

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In this message, we continue in the story of Nehemiah and learn how to recognize what is an attack and what is an infiltration of the enemy. The place of God’s presence in our souls is a contested space — we are called to put off whatever belongs to our earthly nature and put on the new self we have in Christ (Colossians 3:5-10).

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Baptism is a public declaration against all other rulers and authorities that Jesus is Lord and has the final say. In this message, we dive into Colossians 2 and are brought into a greater reality of the authority of Christ and the fullness of the Spirit living in us. When we are baptized, we are putting to death our old flesh, being buried with Christ, and are raised to new life through faith in the power of God (Colossians 2:12).

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In this message we continue to go deeper into what it means to be known by the name of Jesus, the name above all names. Through scripture we know that our position in him cannot be moved, yet the enemy will try to displace our confidence in Jesus. Our spiritual warfare is to stand firm in Jesus, in his mighty power!

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Through Jesus, we have been adopted as sons and daughters of God, and the Spirit he gives us testifies to this reality by crying out to our Father (Galatians 4:4-6). In this message, we are reminded that as his heirs, we belong to him not because of what we do, but because of what Christ has already done. Our lives reflect that belonging as we walk in the freedom of knowing who we are in him.

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From the beginning, God’s heart has always been to be known by his people. In this message, we see how the Lord proclaims his name throughout Scripture — from Moses in the Book of Exodus to the revelation of the Father in Jesus — so that we may relationally experience him. When we draw closer to him, the enemy has no room to distort our vision of who he is, and the Spirit leads us into the eternal life God is offering us right now.

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When we take delight in the Lord, he promises to give us the desires of our hearts (Psalm 37:4). In this message, we see how David embodied this posture through his desire to build a dwelling place for God’s presence. When God becomes our delight, our desires align with his, and we are invited into the same pattern: God dwelling among his people so his name is known and made known through them.

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As we welcome the new year, we are invited to recalibrate our mindsets in response to the miracles Jesus has already shown us. In Mark 8, we learn how to apply his nature to our circumstances. God trains us to be fully dependent on him so that whether we are in a season of poverty or prosperity, we continue to aim toward the ultimate prize: his presence.

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The faithfulness of God is established in heaven (Psalm 89:2). In this message, we look at the story of Abraham and Sarah, whose confidence in the Lord’s faithfulness inspires us to make our home in his promise. We are encouraged to let heaven’s reality inform our earthly one, knowing that we can declare him faithful because the Cross already did.

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Jesus’ arrival on Christmas confronted the status quo, exposing every rival throne and inviting us to consider what we may be unwilling to surrender to him. In this message, we learn from Matthew 2 as an example of how to respond to Jesus when we recognize him as our Lord and Saviour — with joy and wholehearted worship. Even though worship is costly, we offer him everything because he is worth that cost.

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