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Jesus is the true vine, and our Father is the gardener (John 15:1-2). In this message, we explore how the wilderness of waiting trains us to persevere and fix our eyes on him. Abiding in him through testing matures our faith, and as it does, we become even more fruitful.

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In this message, we continue the conversation on foolish faith and how embracing vulnerability increases intimacy in our relationship with God. We can delight in our dependence on him because Christ’s power is made perfect in our weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9). When other voices try to compete for that space of vulnerability, our faith makes its home in his word, his presence, and his promise.

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Faith isn’t about controlling outcomes. It’s choosing an intimate relationship with God, where he is your only true satisfaction. That kind of trust asks you to be vulnerable: to let go of your safety nets, surrender your fears, and allow him to carry you. We’re part of a lineage of people who did exactly that, trusting his promises even when they couldn’t see what was ahead (Hebrews 11:1-12). So we don’t shrink back from the unknown. We keep our eyes on Jesus and keep moving forward in faith (Hebrews 10:38-39).

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In this message, we learn how the renewing of our minds is connected to discerning and aligning ourselves with God’s perfect will. This enables us to stay alert to the enemy’s subtle whispers and stand firm as children of the light (1 Thessalonians 5:5-6). We are called to be people who know how to fight by knowing where to go: the Cross.

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In this message, we unpack the significance of Jesus healing on the Sabbath in Luke 6:6-11. We are shown the very heart of God as he sees the person in need, challenges empty religion, restores what is broken, and chooses compassion over convenience. As his church, we can confidently follow the way of Jesus because we have been empowered by the Spirit of the living God.

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Repentance is more than just feeling remorse — it is a radical shift in direction, mind, and heart that turns us away from self-reliance and toward God’s grace. In this message, we unpack what it means to yield our lives completely to his alignment and design. Listen in as we look at how stepping into repentance opens the door to real freedom and a life lived on his terms.

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Through the forgiveness of our sins, Jesus has given us this beautiful opportunity to choose again—to choose him. The way we choose him is through repeated obedience to him and his word. The darkness that exists only makes the light of the cross more visible, and it is God’s desire to shine that light through us, pointing others toward our Father.

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God meets us in our mess and makes us alive because of his great love and mercy for us (Ephesians‬ ‭2‬:‭4‬-‭5‬). In this message, we are encouraged to lay everything bare before the throne, hiding nothing in recognition of our need for his mercy. Instead of relying on our own self-righteousness, we receive his mercy so that the glory of Jesus may be on display through our lives.

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God is waiting for us to come to him so that he can show us his love and compassion (Isaiah 30:18). In this message, we are encouraged to exchange a life on our terms for a life on his terms, emptying out the space occupied by our own works or feelings so that he can fill it with his grace. By faith, we follow our Shepherd knowing that there is abundant life on the other side of death.

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Baptism is an outward expression of a new life found in Jesus. Through him, God invites us to reclaim who we are as his children, washing away the old and raising us into a life we never could have created for ourselves. The behaviours of our past no longer have authority over us, because our identity and our future are now hidden in Christ (Colossians 3:1–14).

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