CRC Kathu Podcast

Write the vision down!

What a powerful day we had at our Vision Sunday! We were reminded that vision is all about Jesus Christ.When God gives you vision, it does not belong to you, it belongs to Him.

His vision will always be about Kingdom business If you want to know God’s vision for your life, spend time with Him. In His presence where clarity comes and purpose is revealed.

STIRRING UP THE GIFT OF GOD | PART 2

Stirring the gift is intentional, it happens when we spend time in God’s presence, respond to His Word, and step out even when it feels uncomfortable.

God has not only given us gifts, but He has given us responsibility to steward them well. As we continue to lean in, allow the Holy Spirit to sharpen, mature, and activate what He has placed inside of us so that it can bless others and bring glory to God.

STIRRING UP THE GIFT OF GOD

This morning, we were reminded that what God has placed inside of us is not dormant — it’s meant to be stirred, activated, and lived out.

Scripture encourages us to stir up the gift of God within us, to fan it into flame, and to walk boldly in what He has entrusted to our lives.As we gathered and received the Word, there was a fresh reminder that God has already equipped us for the season we’re in.

When we lean into His presence and respond in obedience, the gifts He’s placed within us begin to rise and make room for His purpose.

THE LORD, OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS!

As we continue into 2026, the Lord is reminding us of a powerful truth: we are not righteous by ourselves. Our righteousness does not come from our efforts, our obedience, or our ability to “get it right.”

We are righteous only because of God’s righteousness. That is the only way we stand righteous before Him.

Through Christ, God sees us as perfect and complete, not because of what we have done, but because His righteousness has been credited to us. This righteousness is not something we can work our way up to or earn over time. It is a gift, freely given by God.

Our role is not to strive, but to trust and receive. When we receive His righteousness by faith, we are positioned to walk confidently into all that He has prepared for us.

From that place of rest, surrender, and faith, we step forward into God’s new thing.