As we step into the new year, we're reminded of the timeless wisdom found in Matthew 6, where Jesus teaches us not to worry about our needs. This powerful message encourages us to shift our focus from anxious thoughts about the future to trusting in God's provision. Just as the lilies of the field are clothed in splendor without toiling, we too can rest in the assurance that our Heavenly Father cares for us. The key lies in seeking first His kingdom and righteousness, allowing everything else to fall into place. This scripture invites us to examine our priorities and align them with God's will, fostering a deeper sense of peace and purpose in our lives.

Message notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/12/24/firstthingsfirst/

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In this powerful message, we're reminded of the profound truth that the Kingdom of God is like a seed within us. Drawing from Isaiah 9, we explore how Jesus - the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace - comes to rule and reign in our hearts. The key insight is that while we often look for grand, external manifestations of God's kingdom, it actually starts small and grows steadily within us. Just as a tiny sequoia seed becomes a massive tree, the seed of God's kingdom in our hearts has immense potential. This perspective challenges us to trust in God's timing and process, even when we can't see immediate results. It encourages us to focus on nurturing our inner spiritual life, knowing that as we do, God's peace and influence will increase in and through us.

Everlasting Father (Week Three)

0:00 The Nature of God's Kingdom

9:04 The Power of Small Beginnings

12:20 Growth and Increase in God's Kingdom

15:47 Embracing the Unseen Potential

Preach notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/12/22/thekingandhiskingdom/

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In this powerful message, we're reminded of the incomparable nature of Jesus as our Saviour. Drawing from Isaiah 9, we explore the prophetic promise of a Messiah, given 700 years before Christ's birth. This passage paints a vivid picture of Jesus as the 'Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.' We're challenged to see Jesus not just as another hero or Saviour, but as THE Saviour, uniquely chosen and empowered by God. Our belief or unbelief doesn't change who Jesus is - He remains the Saviour regardless of our feelings or actions. This truth invites us to step off the metaphorical ladder of religious effort and embrace the grace freely given through Christ's sacrifice. As we approach Christmas, we reflect on the profound implications of having a Saviour whose passion for us led Him to climb down to our level, live among us, and ultimately give His life for our salvation.

Everlasting Father (Week Two)

0:00 The Prophecy of the Messiah

3:45 Jesus: The Unique Saviour

11:09 The Passion of Christ

16:43 Getting Off the Ladder

Preach notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/12/15/what-a-saviour-everlasting-father/

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As we enter the Christmas season, we're reminded of the profound truth that darkness always gives way to light. The prophecy in Isaiah 9 and its fulfilment in John 1 paint a powerful picture of Jesus as the light that overcomes darkness. This light isn't just illumination; it's transformative, bringing hope, restoration, and freedom from oppression. The Christmas story reassures us that God's light is already shining in our dark spaces, actively pushing back gloom and bringing clarity.

Everlasting Father (Week One)

0:00 The Prophecy and Fulfillment of Light

6:12 Darkness Always Gives Way to Light

27:25 Properties of Light and Their Spiritual Significance

Preach notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/12/08/the-light-has-come-everlasting-father/

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As we reflect on the past year, we're reminded of the profound promise in John 14:26, where Jesus says that the Holy Spirit will teach and remind us of all things. This message invites us to pause and consider five key spiritual insights from the 2024 - encouraging us to deepen our faith, embrace change with grace, and cultivate a heart that's open to God's transformative work in our lives.

0:00 Transitions Take Time & We Should Give Them Our Time

12:00 Marriage Matters Most

16:58 The World of the Generous Gets Larger & Larger

20:14 Guard Your Heart For It Is the Wellspring of Life

28:23 If You Do Not Locate Yourself, You Will Simply Remain Lost

Preach notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/12/01/if-2024-taught-me-anything/

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This Thanksgiving, we're reminded of the incredible power of gratitude and how it can transform our lives and communities. The central message revolves around the idea that when we bring what we have to God with thanksgiving, He multiplies it beyond our imagination. We see this beautifully illustrated in the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 from Matthew 14. Just as Jesus took the five loaves and two fish and fed thousands, He can take our seemingly small offerings and use them to impact countless lives. This story challenges us to look at what we have - our time, talents, and treasure - not as insufficient, but as seeds of potential when placed in God's hands. It's a powerful reminder that our 'loaves and fish' - whether it's a skill, a passion, or even our presence - can be the catalyst for transformation in our families, workplaces, and communities when offered with gratitude.

Thanksgiving Sunday:

0:00 The Power of Gratitude

04:39 Stretch

12:42 Strengthen

20:48 Serve

28:34 Fish & Loaves

Preach notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/11/24/thanksgiving-sunday/

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In this powerful message, we're challenged to examine our spiritual health and the quality of our relationships. The key scripture, Matthew 5:21-22, reminds us that even anger towards others can be as damaging as murder in God's eyes. This teaching emphasizes the importance of reconciliation and dealing with conflicts promptly. Just as we pay attention to our physical health, we're encouraged to be intentional about our spiritual diet and exercise. The analogy of carrying emotional baggage like oversized luggage serves as a vivid reminder of how unresolved issues can weigh us down. We're called to humble ourselves, submit to God, and make the first move in reconciling with others. This message urges us to shift from low-level, defensive thinking to high-level, growth-oriented mindsets. By doing so, we can experience true spiritual freedom and healthier relationships with both God and others.

The Things He Said (Week 6):

0:00 The Importance of Spiritual Health

16:19 The Problem

19:38 The Promise

20:48 The Pathway

Preach notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/11/17/travelling-light/

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In this powerful message, we're invited to explore the profound concept of extravagant worship through the story of Mary anointing Jesus' feet in John 12. This biblical account challenges us to consider: what are we willing to break and pour out for Jesus? Mary's act of breaking an expensive jar of perfume symbolizes the beauty of sacrificial devotion. We're reminded that true generosity isn't about the amount, but the heart behind the gift. Just as Mary's actions were remembered wherever the gospel was preached, our acts of worship can leave a lasting fragrance. This message encourages us to step out of our comfort zones, push past the opinions of others, and offer our most precious possessions - whether material or intangible - at Jesus' feet. It's a call to live with a spirit of 'korban', drawing close to God with everything we have.

The Things He Said (Week 5):

0:00 The Story of Mary’s Extravagant Offering

19:51 The Value of Devotion over Material Wealth

28:01 Generosity as a Fragrance of Heaven

34:30 Pieces / Worthy of it All

Preach notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/11/10/the-fragrance-of-heaven/

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In this powerful message, we're challenged to consider what it truly means to let Jesus 'take the wheel' in our lives. The central scripture, Matthew 16:19-23, reveals a pivotal moment where Peter confesses Jesus as the Christ, only to be rebuked moments later. This passage invites us to reflect on how easily we can slip from spiritual insight to worldly thinking, and to consider the question: what if the 'keys of the kingdom' look more like courage than we realize? The courage to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Jesus wholeheartedly. As we approach the holiday season, we're encouraged to examine where we might be holding onto control too tightly, and where God is calling us to open our hands and hearts.

0:00:The Keys of the Kingdom as Courage

10:06 The Courage to Deny Yourself

17:50 The Courage to Take up Your Cross

25:29 The Courage to Follow Him

Preach notes: https://linccollective.co/2024/11/03/jesus-take-the-wheel/

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