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The early church saw remarkable fruit in the form of miracles and a harvest of souls. The reason? It wasn't just what they did, but how they did it. Dave Foggon takes us on a journey through the bible exploring how peace enables unity, and unity releases corporate breakthrough.

Acts 2 tells us how the early church organised itself and gives us a model to follow. Devoted to the Apostles teaching, to Fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer. Always welcoming new believers and growing rapidly.

Where do you spend your time, the treasure of your life? This is an invitation to stop and give all your attention to Jesus and His overflowing heart of love for you. Janice Pleasants encourages us to have fresh sight of Jesus, to gaze at Him and be reawakened, re-envisioned and re-enchanted by this irresistible, live-giving, glorious Christ.

Understanding how to use spiritual authority is fundamental in the Christian life, and Jesus gives us the best example of how to do this well.

In this message, David Foggon shares about a recent conversation in which God told him that 1 John 3:16 is the key to people actually believing that famous, often quoted verse from John 3:16, "For God so loved the world…" Drawing on the example Jesus gave us, he challenges us to reconsider what the love of God looks like in our lives and how loving in a way that others find uncomfortable is key to revival.

In Mark 16 Jesus tells his disciples about the spiritual culture that they will carry with them, with spiritual authority over the kingdom of darkness and the ability to access the resources of heaven.

Jesus warned the church not to tolerate demonic influences upon our thinking, and offers us peace that can guard our hearts and minds.

We tend to think of hunger for God as something that's defined by what we're prepared to do for Him. Where we're prepared to go, the passion we bring with us. However, whenever people wanted to follow Him, Jesus always measured hunger in a different way: what are you prepared to NOT do? In this message, David Foggon challenges us to consider the role that self-denial and sacrifice will play in our lives.