Why Satan Seems to Have the Upper Hand with Christians – Part 1, explores the reality of spiritual authority and structure through Scripture. It emphasizes that Christ is supreme over all powers and has already disarmed spiritual forces through the cross, yet many believers struggle due to spiritual blindness, poor theology, and a lack of understanding about authority. Drawing from Colossians, Ephesians, and Jude, the message warns against careless speech, pride, and rebellion, and calls Christians to contend for the faith with humility, discernment, and prayer. The focus is on standing firm in Christ’s victory, walking in true spiritual authority, and remaining grounded in God’s Word and Spirit.

This sermon, Vision Brings Life, calls believers to make room for God by lifting their vision beyond past limits and present comfort. Drawing from Ephesians, Genesis, and other scriptures, it teaches that what we see by faith shapes who we become, and that God invites us to step “outside the tent” of fear, disappointment, and routine to see His bigger promises. Like Abraham, we are challenged to believe God’s vision for our lives, families, and church, trusting that He transforms, increases, and leads us from faithfulness to fruitfulness. As we pray, sow, serve, and dream with God, He brings growth, purpose, and a future filled with hope and glory.

This message is a call to awakening and renewal as we encounter the living Word of God. Through Scripture, hearts are stirred, faith is reignited, and we are challenged to rise out of complacency and step into bold obedience. This sermon invites us to respond to God’s voice, believe again for transformation, and make room for the Holy Spirit to move with power in our lives.

Before Jericho fell, God dealt with His people. This message walks through Joshua 5–6 to reveal a divine pattern: blood before battle, consecration before conquest, alignment before authority. At Gilgal, reproach is rolled away, covenant is restored, Passover is celebrated in enemy territory, and only then does the Commander of the Lord’s Army appear.

This sermon calls us to die to self, trust the power of the blood, and understand that victory flows from obedience under covenant. Giants don’t fall by strength or strategy, but by a people who are covered, consecrated, and aligned.

You don’t fight for victory. You fight from victory.

From Joshua 5, this message reveals God’s order: consecration before possession and covering before conquering. As Israel stood on the edge of promise, God stopped the advance to bring His people back under the blood. Miracles don’t replace covenant, and provision doesn’t guarantee inheritance. At Gilgal, God rolled away reproach before releasing victory. This moment points to Christ, whose blood fulfills the covenant once and for all. God still anoints what He covers.

This sermon calls the church to close the door on past seasons and boldly cross over into authority, destiny, and dominion as we step into 2026. Drawing from Israel’s crossings at the Red Sea and the Jordan, it declares that this is not a moment for fear or hesitation but for obedience, movement, and faith before the miracle. After a year of refining, God is positioning His people to possess promises, walk in transforming love, and see revival marked by healing, restoration, and glory. As we move forward under the blood and in God’s authority, doors of the past shut, new territory opens, and the Lord is glorified as He leads His people into purpose, influence, and fulfillment.

There are seasons where the battle feels relentless—pressure on every side, resistance that won’t let up, cycles of warfare that strike again and again. Like Paul, many of us have cried out, “Lord, why this thorn? Why this attack?”

But in this prophetic word, we discover that what the enemy sent to break you, God is using to build you.
The messenger of Satan was targeted, strategic—but still under Heaven’s authority. And in Paul’s weakness, God released a strength that could only come from above.

A powerful, reflective and faith-filled message that challenges us to examine the direction of our lives in light of God’s calling. Hemi Chase and Johanri Pretorius bring a timely reminder that God's plans are higher, His timing is perfect, and our obedience is key. With vulnerability and insight, they encourage us to trust the process, stay aligned with His Word, and remain faithful—even when the path feels unclear. A sermon for anyone wondering if they’re still walking in step with God’s purpose.

In “Feasting in the Presence of Your Enemies,” Pastor Clive Pawson delivers a powerful and urgent call to rise in faith, reclaim spiritual authority, and walk boldly in God's purpose. Drawing from Psalm 23 and the story of Moses, this message reminds us that God equips us to thrive—not just survive—even when surrounded by opposition. Learn how to lift up the “rod” in your hand, stand your ground, and step into breakthrough. This is a rallying cry for a church on mission: to plunder hell, populate heaven, and carry revival into a nation in need.

“What Do You Have?” is a stirring message that challenges believers to shift focus from what’s lacking to what God has already placed in their hands. Drawing from Moses at the Red Sea, Pastor Stephen reminds us that faith, salvation, the Word, and the armor of God are already ours to activate. With powerful truth and practical insight, the sermon calls us to stop begging and start declaring, to stand firm in spiritual warfare, and to walk boldly in the authority and promises of God. It’s a call to action, to mercy, to faith—and to breakthrough.