This sermon explores the concept of being a witness for Christ, emphasizing that witnessing is not just about verbal proclamation but also involves our actions, character, and demonstration of God's power. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit to effectively witness and highlights three main ways of witnessing: through our words, our character and actions, and by demonstrating God's power through healing.

This sermon explores the concept of Sabbath as a gift from God, challenging common misconceptions and encouraging believers to embrace regular rest as part of their spiritual practice. The speaker shares personal experiences of adopting Sabbath practices later in life, emphasizing the rejuvenating effects and deeper connection with God that result from intentional rest. The sermon highlights Sabbath as a means of trusting God, breaking free from modern slavery to work, and experiencing healing and renewal.

This sermon explores the vital role of community in Christian life, emphasizing that while our relationship with God is personal, it should never be private. Steve challenges the individualistic mindset prevalent in modern society, arguing that true spiritual growth and transformation occur within the context of community. By engaging in genuine, vulnerable relationships with fellow believers, we are shaped into the image of Christ through mutual encouragement, accountability, and support.

This sermon explores the spiritual practice of silence and solitude, emphasizing its importance in Jesus' life and ministry. Josh discusses how intentional time alone with God can help believers reclaim their perspective, core identity, and strengthen their relationship with God. He contrasts this practice with the constant distractions of modern life and encourages the congregation to participate in a "digital detox" during Lent to create more space for God.

This sermon explores the practice of fasting, emphasizing its spiritual purpose and benefits. Maggie explains that fasting is not merely about abstaining from food, but a way to pray with our whole bodies and align our hearts with God. She highlights that fasting helps us recognize our dependence on God, grow in attentiveness to His presence, and experience greater freedom and compassion. The sermon concludes with a practical invitation to participate in a "digital detox" during the Lenten season.