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When chaos and craziness abound, our biggest unfair advantage is that we have the voice of God. One of the biggest disciplines/skills we need is the ability to quiet our soul to the point where we can hear the voice of God above all the other voices that are shouting at us right now. There’s lots of ways God speaks. In this message Tim focusses on hearing the voice of God through scripture, and the power of scripture to anchor us so we can thrive in any circumstance.

In crazy and chaotic times, it’s so important to know how to get your soul restored. Tim leads us through an experiential exercise to help you get anchored to the unconditional love of God and have Him restore our souls.

Tim & Deb Ferris do a live and interactive chat around all we’ve been digging into over the past few weeks on “the normal Christian life”, including testimonies, live questions, and a visit from the legendary Steve Frost.

In part two of this series, Tim continues looking at the baptism in the Holy Spirit, and reminds us that one of our most important roles in this Kingdom family is to tend to the fire of the Holy Spirit in our midst and keep that fire burning bright.

It is critical in this season for the people of God to be positioned according to their design and calling so that we are bringing the Kingdom into every sphere of society. We will never disciple a nation without that. But, before we take our place, we MUST experience the baptism in the holy spirit that John The Baptist and Jesus spoke of. Tim introduces the foundations of this experience and the transformation it brings.

The world is more than a little crazy right now, and more than ever, the church needs to rise up and be the Ekklesia that Jesus spoke of and said He would build. Tim looks at two areas that are foundational to us rising into all that we are destined to be, and to become the disciplers of nations the Jesus intended.

The world seems to have gone crazy. With so much happening in the world it’s easy to be distracted. It’s critical to look below the surface and understand what is really going on from a Kingdom perspective, so we can pray and cooperate with God’s agenda in the earth. Right now, the battle is over nations, the warfare is economic, and the stakes are higher than ever. The “reset” for the church is less about the “program” when we meet and more about the shift to being the “Ekklesia” that Jesus spoke of and said He would build.

(Note: The broadcast dropped out near the end, and we scrambled and got back online. This is both parts - the whole message. Apologies for the technical issues!)

On Pentecost Sunday, Tim Ferris and Megan Edward tag-team prophetic words and prophetic context for this season. The valley of dry bones was awakened into a mighty army by the breath or wind of God. Pentecost released that same breath/wind that ushered the church into an entirely new and unprecedented day. We’re in unprecedented times, and God is moving in extraordinary ways - shifting us into a new season.

Lockdowns and restrictions are starting to ease, and we’re beginning to think about getting back to “normal”. It’s important that we don’t miss the divine reset that this season has been, and go back to life without stopping and considering what “normal” should look like. Debbie and Tim tag-team to talk to us about sorting our schedules and ordering our world so that we “seek first the Kingdom”.

Our dear friend Matt Beckenham speaks to us on the power of your yes. Looking at “the man formerly known as legion”, not even a thousand demons could stop one man’s yes to Jesus. Matt finishes with some prophetic ministry.