All of us are prone to Over-Love. When a single person or happening becomes our only source of affirmation and adoration, we run the risk of being controlled by that person or event. This then leads to love-hate relationships. You hate them because you actually love them too much. It can be within families, with loved ones, ex-boyfriends and girlfriends or even a business venture. Over-Love canteen lead to Under-Love by living detached from those around us. You move out from being controlled to become the controller. Abraham suffered from Over-Attachment, and God found the solution. This short message may also hold the key to your freedom. Preached at ‘This New Republic’ Young Adults conference in Sheffield.

Vision gives birth to commitment. The Horse of Vision always should come before the Cart of Commitment. Most preachers start with commitment and, in doing so, wonder why there’s little uplight in what they say. This masterclass fixes the common mistakes preachers make, leaving you with keys that will open the door wider to seeing all you want to see come to pass. This message was recorded at C3 Europe Leaders Conference in Amsterdam

In everything we go through, we are faced with two options: to either harden our heart, or to open our heart. Often we choose to harden our hearts because we don’t want people to know the real ‘us’, the flawed ‘us’. The truth is that God knows us better than we know ourselves and loves us unconditionally despite our flaws. When the church grabs a hold of this truth and commits to transparency, we can start to see transformation in people’s lives.

There’s a place called Bethany that your God wants to take you. The gospels only record Jesus weeping twice. The first was in Bethany – his place of affection and adoration that became his place of safety and protection. It was where he came undone. It’s hard to let it all out when you’re on the front line of Agape love, touching the lost and feeding the needy. Jesus held it in for when he crossed over the borders in Phileo love. Agape love bleeds, Phileo love breathes. If Jesus needs a Bethany, then you do too.

Jenny Gilpin combines prophecy with preaching to create a unique and fresh outpouring of power and authority. This was recorded at Hope City Sheffield in the second of our morning services.

Blagging has become a national pasttime. Sometimes you need to break out of your limitations and just go for it, but the danger is that it can also become a mask for deceit. Everybody blags yet, each time we cross the line, we erode the greatest unseen threat that holds every relationship together – trust. Record at Hope City Lancashire in the city of Preston, Dave Gilpin takes us into a world of smoke and mirrors and why we do it so well!

The five love languages reflect our different personalities and, to create a home, we need to celebrate those differences – God knows that. He speaks YOUR love language. It’s time to stop rejecting you and start celebrating you.

Behind every breakthrough you’ll often find a breakdown. It’s the place of divine exchange. Dave Gilpin shares intimately from his wife Jenny’s personal journals where in the midst of despair she attempted to think big yet act small – leading to one of the greatest victories Hope City has ever seen.

Whatever you do, don’t play into the mantra of this age by trying to ‘find’ yourself. It’s complicated. You’re complicated. You need to DEFINE yourself, not find yourself. This message will explain everything you need to know about The Next You. It may be time for a rebrand – you are too important to be left in the past.

Crises of identity often come about when someone takes away the limelight that you were basking in and steals it for themselves. What you do when become invisible is what defines you – and what defines YOU, defines your FUTURE. (WARNING: This message contains psychological profiling from the story of the Prodigal Song. It may contains bits of you).