Grace is the way into, and the culture inside, the Father’s house. In this message, we learn more about grace and how it confronts the lies we believe when we are focused on approval or rejection. Grace rejects the dilution of Jesus’ influence and requires the exchange of our burden for his so that we can live from the rest that is our inheritance (Matthew 11:28-30).

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There is a promise of true rest that our Father wants to give us, but we are called to make every effort to enter into it (Hebrews 4:1-11). When we let go of the old systems that keep us bound, God can then replace them with something new. It is God’s design for us to rely on the Spirit and his strength to carry us where he wants us to go. He invites us to live a life that is sustained completely by his grace (1 Corinthians 15:10).

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Jesus has brought us into the relationship he has with the Father through the fullness of his grace. In this message, we read the Parable of the Lost Son to gain a deeper understanding of grace and how we receive it simply by accepting how much the Father loves us. As his sons and daughters, we build his kingdom by maintaining a posture of humility and childlike faith, knowing it is his conviction and not our own that gives us access to grace upon grace (John 1:16).

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As God’s people, we are called to unity with him both personally and corporately. In this message, we learn about the dangers of offence and how it is incongruent with his glory. We are encouraged to bring our wounds to the cross, ridding ourselves of offence and helping others in the body of Christ so that we can walk in alignment with his grace (Ephesians 4:31-32).

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Throughout the history of the church, we have been called to encounter and know God personally as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In this message, we continue the conversation on Jesus’ deepest longing: for the Father to be glorified and for us to partake in the unity that is defined within the Trinity (John 17:20-26). By yielding to this desire for oneness with him and each other, we find life and experience the love he made available through the cross.

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This week we delve into John 17:20-23, and what it means to live in unity with God and each-other. We are called not only to receive his love, but to participate in it. By denying our flesh daily, we make room for the new work God wants to do in us. His desire is for us to have minds governed by the Spirit, to then walk in true peace, freedom, and life (Romans 8:5-8).

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In this message, we celebrate Pentecost Sunday and discover how it is a pattern of kingdom fruitfulness. Because Jesus has already fulfilled this pattern, we bear fruit simply by remaining in him. We are prompted to offer God our first fruits and our suffering as a prophetic signal of future glory while continuously praying: “Teach me your way, Lord, that I may rely on your faithfulness; give me an undivided heart, that I may fear your name” (Psalm 86:11).

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In this message, we learn that the Holy Spirit will not only be in us and with us, but will also come upon us (Acts 1:8). When we yield to the anointing of the Holy Spirit, we are empowered for a purpose: to witness and point others to Jesus. We receive this manifestation of the Spirit by humbling ourselves and making room for God’s sovereignty. “‘Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit,’ says the Lord Almighty” (Zechariah 4:5-7).

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God wants to show us the incomparable riches of his grace, expressed in his kindness to us in Christ Jesus (Ephesians 2:1-9). In this message, we are invited to surrender the limits we have placed on ourselves and allow the fullness of his grace to take us beyond them. We do this with the Holy Spirit, who leads us to experience the wonders of God’s grace in alignment with the truth of his goodness.

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God commands us to not be afraid and promises to be with us (Joshua 1:9). In this message, we are urged to be led by the Spirit of Truth in confronting our fears and the deeper wounds behind them so we can walk in the fullness of God’s love. With the Spirit, we are equipped to face our giants courageously because we know God is with us.

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