Church is not an organisation, but a living organism, which is not exempt from change. A church that remains strong through change is dependent on 3 core ingredients: 1) God doesn't change, 2) Jesus is the Head of the Church and 3) the Holy Spirit's reality and ability is all we need to establish God's unshakable kingdom on earth.

Chris and Sandy's final word of exhortation to the church in Waterlooville: Looking at the heart of Moses who chose to walk with God rather than taking the path of ease, along with admonition from the New Testament, we are encouraged to do the known and revealed will of God in order to inherit the promises.  

Walking in God's will speaks of a pattern of daily life, in which God has empowered us with everything necessary to fulfill His plans and purposes. Much like God's multi-faceted character, our walk with God is multi-dimensional and should impact our hearts, minds and souls. 

God works in our lives through all seasons and in this message we look at some key pointers to keep ourselves in His will and living towards His ultimate plans and purposes for our lives.

Ps Sandy provides some conclusing remarks following the key message by Ps Chris.

Just like the 4 friends who lowered their paralysed friend through the roof so he could get healed, our motivation for miracles in other people's lives should always be out of love and compassion, just like Jesus. 

When the widow spoke of lack, Elijah spoke of abundance. This miracle hinged on the promise given by God to the widow, which enabled her to trust God and be willing to sow in famine. As a result she and her household ate for many days, a reminder that God daily loads us with benefits!

The miracle of the boatloads of fish which happened to Peter was dependent upon another key ingredient: obedience. Obedience can at times go against experience or logic, but is always on God's terms, not ours. Complete obedience to God leads to supernatural breakthrough which benefits many.

God's miracles are ours for today but we need to play our part too, as we co-labour with God by releasing our faith. Our faith is a key ingredient to seeing the supernatural manifest in our lives.

The two keys to the Miracle of the five loaves was first and foremost Jesus being moved with compassion, and secondly the willingness of a young lad to surrender his lunch. God's greatest moves begin when we too surrender what is in our hands.