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Dave Crossman teaches that true legacy is spiritual legacy—formed through obedience, discipleship, and intentionally passing on faith to the next generation. He reminds listeners that legacy multiplies as we serve, mentor, and use our God‑given gifts to influence others. Ultimately, legacy is not what we leave for people, but what we leave in them.

The message explores Jesus’ parable of the sower, urging believers to stay planted in God’s house so their faith isn’t uprooted by life’s storms, distractions, or spiritual attack. Ps Don emphasises the essential “moisture” of the Holy Spirit, teaching that true growth, boldness, and resilience come from staying filled and connected to God’s presence. Through scripture, personal testimony, and vivid stories, he calls listeners to embrace their new identity in Christ, break free from past labels, and flourish with purpose and spiritual strength.

Ps Genny Gulpin delivers a fiery message declaring “No Way Thief,” urging believers to reject fear, religious dullness, and any spiritual force that tries to steal legacy, calling New Zealand back into its historic role as a sending nation. Using the story of the widow’s oil, she teaches that God multiplies whatever “except” we bring—our small faith, our testimony, our willingness—and that bold, forward momentum is the way we confront spiritual creditors. Her personal story of her son’s miraculous encounter with God in a psych unit reinforces her central theme: the enemy cannot claim what God has already redeemed, and believers must rise with courage, oil, and legacy.

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The sermon centers on returning to true sonship, reminding listeners that God’s love and covenant faithfulness invite them to live from their renewed spirit rather than old patterns of striving. Dave Fuller emphasises that believers often settle for less because they feel they’ve “used up their chances,” yet the Father keeps no record of wrongs and calls His children back to bold, joyful fellowship. As he said, “He doesn’t see that, oh, this is the ninth time… No, he said, it’s the first time,” a truth meant to restore confidence, identity, and rest in God’s presence.

Kristi Vitali’s message centers on the call to get planted and stay planted in God’s house, reminding us that true flourishing only comes when our roots grow deep in faith, Scripture, worship, and community. She teaches that growth often happens unseen beneath the surface, and that seasons of waiting, storms, and even personal “weeds” are part of God’s process of strengthening us. Ultimately, planted people participate, contribute, and allow God to use their lives to transform others, trusting that He brings the increase in His perfect timing.

Pastor Julia McDonell shares a heartfelt sermon on being planted in God’s house, weaving Inspire Church’s vision with the redemptive story of Ruth and Naomi. She highlights themes of loyalty, restoration, and God’s faithfulness, showing how Ruth’s obedience positioned her for redemption through Boaz. The message concludes with a powerful reminder that Jesus is our ultimate Redeemer, inviting listeners to reflect through communion.

Welcome to today’s episode, where we explore what it truly means to go forward with Jesus in every season of life. Ps Ken Harrison shares a powerful reminder that even in the storms, our hand is firmly held by the Lamb of God who triumphed at Calvary. Get ready to be encouraged, strengthened, and stirred as we step into the wisdom, power, and presence of Christ together.

Pastor John Peters delivers a passionate call for believers to embrace a “let’s go” spirit—stepping boldly into God’s purpose with faith, fire, and forward momentum. He challenges listeners to let go of fear, past failures, and limiting mindsets so they can fully pursue the life and calling God intends.

Through scripture, stories, and the Inspire Church vision, he urges the church to rise with a different spirit, love God’s presence, and move courageously into the more God has prepared.

Let’s Go: The Prayer That Changes Things

In today’s episode, Ps Aimee Walker takes us deep into Ephesians 3, exploring the prayer that strengthens, roots, and transforms the people of God. She unpacks how Paul’s words call us into intimacy, depth, and a revelation of Christ’s immeasurable love. Get ready to be stirred, stretched, and invited into the “more” that God desires to work in and through His church.

Ps Don McDonell preached that faith always produces movement—once God stirs faith, we cannot remain the same.

He challenged the church to “let go” of what drains spiritual strength and plug into inspiration, revelation, and real change.

Using vivid stories, he showed how obstacles often come from God to mature us, while opposition tries to derail us.

The message concluded with a call to step into prayer, obedience, and bold action to possess God’s promises.