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This week, Alan shares a message on the Rising Generation. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 34 and the story of King Josiah, we explore renewal, reverence, and radical devotion.

Discover how God is raising up a new generation, driven by conviction and intimate authority, to bring about reformation and transformation in our world today.

Through Numbers 23:19-24, Alan invites us to experience a fresh anointing. We are reminded again that what God’s promise is unfailing.

For too long Church has far too tame in the things of the Spirit. Constantly playing it safe, constantly led by the thoughts of Man, by the ways of Man, by the deeds of Man, by the politics of Man, by the fear of man.

God is releasing a generation of people who walk in the fear of the Lord and live in the power of the Holy Spirit where the shout of the King is among them and the anointing of the wild ox is upon them.

Joel shares with us today on how Cornelius’s encounter with God in Acts 10 resulted in the lives of millions being given access to the gospel.

 What if we had the same kingdom expectation as we approach the living God in our everyday?

This week, Alan shares on the transformative power of the fear of the Lord.

True reverence fosters deeper intimacy with God which encourages us to pursue holiness.

An invitation to embrace a lifestyle set apart for Him, living in joy and living in awe of His presence.

This week, Alan shares about the transformative power of the fear of the Lord.

A call to return to holiness, reverence, repentance, and divine intimacy. Alan shares on how living in awe of God's majesty unlocks unprecedented fullness, blessing, and renewal in our lives.

As we reject both legalism and liberalism, we open ourselves to the wild, vibrant goodness and holiness of God.

This week, we explore the powerful changes that happen when God draws near.

Drawing from Jeremiah 9:23-24, Psalms 130:4, and Malachi 3:16-17, we see how God’s mercy and righteousness stir reverence in His people.

Through forgiveness and refinement, He calls us to honor Him, purifying our hearts and actions.

When we live in awe of Him, God responds with blessing, renewal, and restoration.

Today, Alan continues our series on “Mercy Triumphs”.

When God draws near, darkness collides with righteousness, sparking a movement of worship and reverence.

His Word restores, His judgments bring justice, and His mercy triumphs. As we seek Him, He rains righteousness upon us, leading us deeper into worship and transforming our hearts.

In our message today, Alan encourages us that God’s mercy always triumphs.

Through Psalm 103, we are reminded that “The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love.”  In His dealings with us, God always puts His mercy on display and His Divine longing is to display His mercy in and through our lives.

We are called to be a people who understand, walk in and worship God for both His kindness and His righteousness.

This week, Kathryn shares an encouraging message from 2 Kings 3 and Psalm 126.

The Lord is saying, look over the dry places - the places empty but ready - the places pregnant with promise, yet still dry. The voice of the One who called us into the desert, is the same voice speaking now - over the dry valley of the things we’ve been crying out to Him to move in.

And He is saying, “this dry valley will be filled with pools of water. It’s not going to come the way you’ve seen it come before - don’t look to the same old places. Don’t look to the sky, don’t wait for the wind to change, don’t be discouraged by the blue above you, by cloudless, windless skies. This isn’t coming in on the wind, AND this isn’t a downpour borrowed from another place. This is coming - this water, this refreshing, this source of life that we so desperately need is coming by the hand of the Lord Almighty!! And why? Because HE HAS SPOKEN. And when HE speaks, everything changes.

Get ready for the deluge!

In our final part of the ‘Beloved in the midst of battle’ series, Alan encourages us through Psalm 149.

We see the ones who remain in his love, rejoice in being honored. There is an invitation to sing for joy from the place of rest. And as we release the sound of joy in His love, it becomes the sound of judgement over His enemies.

This can seem a little confusing to us. It can feel like a departure from intimacy. But intimacy is about giving ourselves fully to Him and His ways. There is an intimacy within praise and there is a beauty in the judgements of God.