In this preach, Pastor Josh encourages us to be bold in sharing the message of hope we have in Jesus with others. He reminds us that, as Christians, we have been appointed and sent by God to step into the lives of the people around us. We're not just meant to sit back and wait for someone to ask about our faith. Instead, like the 72 disciples Jesus sent out, we should actively go out with a message of hope, knowing that we have a story that can transform lives for generations to come. The good news is that we don't need to have all the answers. We just need to be willing to go and jump in faith.

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Drawing on the story of a mock trial, Pastor Josh reminds us that sharing our faith can sometimes feel a bit like testifying in court when you're not fully prepared. But here’s the thing: you are the preacher, and you already have a powerful message. It’s not about knowing all the right things to say but about sharing what you've personally seen God do in your life.

Pastor Josh challenges us to practice telling these stories, starting in our homes and with our friends, before we share them with the world. When we do this, our message of hope for a world that feels "harassed and helpless" will be authentic and powerful. You are a witness to God's goodness, and your testimony is a powerful message for a world in need of a Saviour.

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Pastor Josh shares about a time of transition for the church and the exciting new season God is leading us into. Drawing from the story of Elijah, he talks about how sometimes God dries up what's comfortable to move us on to bigger things and to be a part of bringing life to many more people. We are a people on the move, and this is an incredible opportunity to lean in and be a part of the amazing things God has planned for the church's future.

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Pastor Josh kicks off a new series called "Come and See" by unpacking the power of our personal testimony. He shares that a testimony isn't just a dramatic story of a past life but a spoken record of God's work in our lives, both big and small. Our stories have real power because they are part of Jesus's story, and when we share them, we are actually adding to His testimony.

He explains that a testimony is the "spirit of prophecy". When we share what God has done for us, we're showing what God did before, and that He can do it again for others too. Be encouraged to take your personal story of hope and freedom to the people in your life.

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Pastor Josh Cooke preaches on the importance of having "The Audacity to Dream." It challenges us to not settle but to dream bigger for our lives and our church. Pastor Josh reminds us that as Christians, we are part of a long line of dreamers, from Joseph and Abraham in the Bible to the early church pioneers who built hospitals and schools. We're also part of a legacy of dreaming inside Freedom Church. He encourages us to be willing to say "yes" to God and to believe that God can do anything, even when our dreams seem crazy or impossible.

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In this week's message from the "Overflow" series, Pastor Xhanti shares a powerful message about how our money is really a heart issue, not a wallet one. He explains how the love of money can slowly corrupt our character, causing us to lose our focus on Jesus and his purpose for our lives. He explores the difference between earthly currency and the heavenly currency of faith. The message encourages us to stay in step with God's plans and to always remember that we are not for sale because we have already been bought at a very high price.

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Pastor Josh delves into the concept of a "Macedonian Mentality," drawing inspiration from the Apostle Paul's letter to the Corinthians about the Macedonian churches. He explains that despite severe trials and extreme poverty, the Macedonians displayed overflowing joy that led to rich generosity.

Pastor Josh challenges us to consider our own generosity, asking if our level of giving, if replicated across the church, would allow the church to continue its ministry. He highlights key aspects of the Macedonian mentality: giving as much as they were able by faith rather than caution, giving beyond their ability, trusting God for provision, and taking the funding of God's work personally.

He encourages us to ask God what we should do regarding generosity, emphasising that it's about honouring God with our tithes and then being generous beyond that, believing that God responds to a cheerful heart.

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In this week's message, Pastor Josh explores the concept of "overflow" by looking at the miraculous story of Jesus feeding the five thousand. He highlights that when we place what we have, no matter how little, into God's hands, He can multiply it beyond our imagination. Josh explains that this multiplication isn't just for our benefit, but so we can be a blessing to others. He encourages us to prepare for God's blessings even before we see them, cultivate a heart of gratitude for what we already have, and understand that God often works through us to meet the needs around us.

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Pastor Josh Cooke tackles the often-uncomfortable topic of money in church, sharing why he believes tithing is a vital principle for Christians today. He starts by highlighting that tithing isn't just an Old Testament concept, but a principle seen throughout the entire Bible, from Abraham to Jesus. Pastor Josh explains that God values "first fruits"—giving the best and first of our income back to Him—as an act of trust and a pathway to blessing. He unpacks why God only accepts the first, linking it to the heart with which we give.

Challenging the idea that tithing is only for the Old Testament, Pastor Josh suggests that in the New Testament, tithing should be the baseline for our giving, as Jesus always called for more from His followers, not less. He shares his personal conviction and the church's commitment to tithing, emphasising that it releases blessing and grows faith. He clearly states that tithing is by grace through faith, not by law through fear, and is a matter of obedience motivated by gratitude and joy. Finally, Pastor Josh explains how tithing aligns our hearts with God's priorities, particularly His love for His church.

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In this episode, Pastor Meg shares her personal journey of navigating challenges and unexpected paths, drawing parallels to biblical figures like Jonah, Moses, and Jesus. She reflects on how we often resist the journeys we need to take, whether it's facing personal hurdles or seeking community. Through the story of Jonah, she highlights the importance of heart transformation over mere compliance with expectations. The conversation encourages listeners to embrace the uncomfortable journeys that lead to growth and change, emphasizing that true transformation comes from aligning our hearts with God's purpose.

Join us as we explore what it means to take individual responsibility for change and how that impacts our community.

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