In last Sunday's message, Pastor Joel explores the concept of faith, using Abraham's journey as a model for believers today. He emphasizes the importance of not just believing in God's promises, but actively cooperating with God's plan. He teaches that faith is both a heart and mouth issue, requiring believers to align their thoughts and words with God's vision for their lives. We are encouraged as Christians to earnestly contend for faith, learn to hear God's voice, obey His instructions, and speak in alignment with His promises.

In Sunday's message, we're reminded of the vital importance of faith in our Christian walk. Pastor Joel delves into Hebrews 6, emphasizing that faith is not just a concept, but a foundational element of our spiritual lives. We're challenged to examine ourselves, asking if we're truly 'in the faith' - not just possessing it, but actively living it out. This introspection isn't about condemnation, but about ensuring we're experiencing the fullness of what Christ has provided. The message draws parallels between our journey and the Israelites' exodus from Egypt, highlighting how God wants to free us not just from external bondage, but from ingrained worldly mindsets. As we reflect on this, we're encouraged to recognize areas where we might still be 'enslaved' to worldly thinking, and to actively shift our dependency to God. This teaching reminds us that our inheritance in Christ is not just a future hope, but a present reality we can step into through faith.

Pastor Jaime explores the concept of faith as a lifestyle that emerges from a deep, intimate relationship with God. Faith is not a formula, but a trust and rest in God's promises, learned through ongoing experiences and encounters with Him. It's important to align one's life, words, and actions with God's truth, and making His Word the final authority in all situations. Listen in!

This sermon explores the foundational concept of faith in Christian life, emphasizing the importance of not just believing but actively calling things into being. Pastor Joel teaches that faith is not passive but requires action through speech and confession. He stresses that God has already completed His works, and believers are called to align their speech with God's promises to see them manifest in their lives.

Last Sunday's message revolves around Romans 4:17, where Abraham is described as one who 'calls into being things that do not exist.' This scripture illuminates a profound truth: our faith is not just about believing, but about actively speaking and calling forth the promises of God into our reality. We're challenged to examine our own lives and ask: are we merely hoping for change, or are we boldly declaring God's truth over our circumstances? The parallel drawn between Abraham's faith and our own is striking, reminding us that just as Abraham had to believe he was the father of many nations before seeing any evidence, we too must speak life into seemingly impossible situations. This message urges us to shift from a passive faith to an active one, where we align our words with God's promises, regardless of what our current circumstances may suggest. It's a call to live as 'world overcomers,' not through our own strength, but through the power of faith-filled declarations.

In Sunday's message, we explore the vital concept of faith as the foundation of our spiritual lives. We're reminded that faith is not just an optional aspect of our walk with God, but a lifestyle we're called to embrace. As we delve into Ephesians 2:8, Pastor Joel, emphasizes that grace flows and faith receives. We're challenged to see ourselves from God's perspective, calling things that are not as though they were, just as Abraham did. This practice of 'calling' activates our faith and brings God's promises into our reality. We're encouraged to be mindful of our words, recognizing that what we speak has power in the spiritual realm. This message urges us to contend earnestly for our faith, as Jude exhorts, and to live from a heavenly perspective rather than an earthly one. It's a call to align our speech and thoughts with God's Word, transforming our lives through the power of faith-filled declarations. Listen in!

In Jude 1, we are commanded as believers to contend for the faith! What does that mean? Contend Earnestly for the Faith Means: We are interested, hungry and have a desire for faith. We know the devil is interested in our defeat. So we need to be interested in getting past opposition. I cannot afford to have a casual approach to my life of faith.

What are “Faith Cloggers?”

Unbelief. Doubt. Fear. Worry. Un-forgiveness. Strife. Offence. Wrong thinking. Disobedience.

It’s the little things that stop the Word from producing - GET RID OF THEM!

The Faith Pipeline. Make sure nothing is clogging your "faith pipeline." Look at your heart and ask yourself if there's anything inside that could be clogging your faith.

Pastor Joel takes us back to the basics of what it means to live a spirit empowered life. It starts with #faith! We need to master the basics before anything else can progress.