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In this Sunday morning message, Pastor Lloyd continues the Wealth With God series, revealing the spiritual nature of money and the authority believers carry through their identity in Christ. Money is more than a physical means of exchange, and understanding its spiritual dimension changes how we approach finances, provision and prosperity.
Through Philippians 4 and Matthew 6, discover the difference between allowing money to become your master and understanding that it was designed to serve God's purposes. Our financial circumstances should not determine our understanding of God's provision, because His supply is not limited by what we can accomplish in the natural.
Through the lives of Abraham and David, Pastor Lloyd reveals the connection between covenant, faith and the words we speak. Faith does not speak according to circumstances; it speaks from the revelation of what God has already promised. As Scripture declares, we believe, and therefore we speak.
This message challenges us to move beyond a mindset of lack and recognise our inheritance as sons and daughters of God. Grace has already supplied what we need through Christ, and our responsibility is to grow in the revelation of that finished work rather than continually trying to earn what has already been given.
Giving is not a formula to become blessed. It is a response to knowing that we are already blessed. When we recognise God as our source, generosity flows from faith in His provision rather than an attempt to earn His favour.Stop speaking from lack. Begin speaking from the inheritance and supply God has already made available through Christ.
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In this Sunday morning message, Pastor Lloyd lays the foundation for biblical prosperity and challenges the idea that blessing and wealth are separate from the Gospel. God revealed Himself to Abraham as El Shaddai—the God of more than enough—and reminds us that we are not self-made; we are God-made. Wealth with God (Bleed)
Through the contrast between Egypt and the Promised Land, discover the difference between a life sustained by toil and one that looks to God as its source. Egypt required them to look down and labour for their provision, while Canaan was sustained by the rain of heaven. The call is to stop looking down for your supply and begin looking up to the One from whom your help comes. Wealth with God (Bleed)
Through the life of Joseph, this message reveals that biblical prosperity is far greater than the balance in your bank account. Even while Joseph was a slave, Scripture called him prosperous because the Lord was with him. Prosperity affects every area of life—your influence, work, family, calling and finances—and begins with the reality of God being with you. Wealth with God (Bleed)
But prosperity has a purpose. God told Abraham, “I will bless you… and you shall be a blessing.” We are enriched not merely for ourselves, but so that we can be generous, build His Kingdom and become a source through which others can receive. Wealth with God (Bleed) Wealth with God (Bleed)
You are blessed to become a blessing. Look up, trust your Provider, and take hold of all that Christ has made available.
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In this final Encounter Conference message, Pastor Lloyd reveals that God’s intention is not simply to bring you out of a battle, but to transform the very place of your battle into a place of fruitfulness, provision and harvest.
Through the Valley of Rephaim, discover how a territory once associated with giants and opposition eventually became known for its abundant grain. What was once a battlefield became a harvest field. The place where the enemy once occupied was transformed into a place capable of feeding others. Bones to Bread N3 Ps Lloyd D3 2…
This message challenges us not to stop at deliverance or even breakthrough. God wants us to possess what He has promised, redeem the soil of our battles and build something greater than what the enemy tried to destroy. Kingdom breakthrough goes beyond defeating the enemy—we are called to become a source from which others can receive. Bones to Bread N3 Ps Lloyd D3 2…
Through David and Samson, we see the same pattern repeated: the defeated giant becomes bread, the dead lion produces honey, and the place of desperation becomes a flowing spring. Killing the lion was victory, but returning to find honey was harvest. Bones to Bread N3 Ps Lloyd D3 2…
God does not want the story to end with what you survived. The place that once represented warfare can become a place of sustenance, sweetness and abundance—not only for you, but for those who will receive through what God produces in your life. Bones to Bread N3 Ps Lloyd D3 2…
Don’t stop at breakthrough. Let the battlefield become the harvest field.
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In this Encounter Conference message, Ps Maartin unpacks Ezekiel 37 through the lens of the New Covenant, revealing what it means to live a life driven by the Word and Spirit of God. Through the valley of dry bones, we see a picture of believers carrying the life of Christ into a dying and broken world. Faith Driven Life Ps Maartin D3…
The Holy Spirit lives within every believer as the revealer of Christ and the living Word. As we grow in revelation, the Word transforms the way we think, establishes our identity in Christ, and equips us to recognise and hear the voice of God. Faith Driven Life Ps Maartin D3…
Just as Ezekiel heard God's Word and then released it into the valley, we are called to carry and reveal what God has placed within us. We have been sent with His Spirit, His glory and His Word—not to be shaped by the dead places around us, but to release the life of Christ into them. Faith Driven Life Ps Maartin D3…
We are living letters of Christ. As the world encounters us, they should encounter a reflection of Jesus and begin to see what His life can produce in them. The more we know Him, the more clearly our lives can reveal Him. Faith Driven Life Ps Maartin D3…
We see Christ, we are transformed into His image, and we reveal that same image to the world.
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In this Encounter Conference message, Pastor Lloyd unpacks the response of faith and reveals why genuine faith never remains passive. Hearing the Word is only the beginning—what we hear must move into our hearts, take root, and ultimately produce a response in our lives. The Response of Faith Ps Lloyd…
Through the story of blind Bartimaeus, discover the progression of faith: hear, believe, receive, take hold, and respond. Bartimaeus did not wait for his circumstances to change before acting; his response demonstrated that he had already believed what Jesus could do. The Response of Faith Ps Lloyd…
Faith does not act to make God's Word true—it acts because it believes His Word is already true. Like Peter stepping out of the boat and Abraham offering Isaac, our response becomes the visible evidence of what we truly believe. The Response of Faith Ps Lloyd…
This message challenges us to abandon every plan B, take hold of what God has made available, and respond before we see the manifestation. Faith hears the Word, believes it, receives it, takes hold of it, and acts accordingly. The Response of Faith Ps Lloyd…
Faith always has a response.
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In this Encounter Conference message, Ps Maartin unpacks what it truly means to live a faith-driven life—a life shaped not simply by what we know about God, but by an intimate, experiential knowledge of Him.
Through 2 Peter 1, discover the connection between revelation and experiencing the grace and peace God has already freely given. As the Word moves beyond intellectual knowledge and becomes revelation, it begins to transform the way we respond to fear, adversity and uncertainty. Faith Driven Life Ps Maartin 25…
Faith is not hoping that something will eventually become available. It is walking and living in what God has already made available through Christ. We may not always know the outcome, but we can become fully persuaded that God does. Faith Driven Life Ps Maartin 25…
This message challenges us to move from being spectators to becoming living testimonies of the Gospel. The Holy Spirit lives within us, and we are called to carry the glory of God into every environment we enter—living by faith, being led by His Spirit and allowing His power to be demonstrated through our lives. Faith Driven Life Ps Maartin 25…
The faith-driven life is not merely knowing the Word. It is knowing God, becoming fully persuaded of His Word, and living in the reality of what He has already provided.
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In this powerful Sunday evening message, Pastor Lloyd continues unpacking how to break delay by shifting the focus from when the promise will happen to who you are becoming while you wait.
Through the life of Joseph, this message reveals that there is a process between promise and fulfilment. Joseph received a dream of elevation and influence, but the road to its fulfilment took him through the pit, Potiphar's house and prison. The promise showed Joseph where he was going, but the process developed the person who would eventually arrive there. How to Break the Delay PM (Blee…
Discover why seasons of waiting can increase your capacity, develop faithfulness and prepare you to carry what God has promised. What appears delayed in Chronos can still be perfectly on time in God's Kairos. When that appointed moment arrives, years of preparation can suddenly give way to rapid change. How to Break the Delay PM (Blee…
This message challenges us not to despise the process, but to submit to what God is developing within us. Joseph could not manufacture his moment before Pharaoh, but he could be ready for it. The delay may be long, but the transition can be quick. How to Break the Delay PM (Blee…
The question isn't only, “When will the promise come?” The question is, “Will I be ready when it does?”
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In this powerful Sunday morning message, Pastor Lloyd unpacks the purpose of waiting and reveals why delay does not always mean denial.
Through the lives of Abraham, Daniel, Jehu and the children of Israel, discover four different sources of delay: delay ordained by God, delay caused by the enemy, delay caused by other people, and delay we can create ourselves. Understanding the source is essential because each requires a different response.
This message reveals that a promise often comes with a process. Just as God put Adam and Abraham into a place of rest while He worked on their behalf, there are seasons where what looks like inactivity is actually preparation. The fulfilment of God's promise ultimately depends on Him, and even in seasons where nothing appears to be moving, He can be working behind the scenes.
Learn when to submit to God's process, when to persist in prayer, how to recognise when others have contributed to a delay, and why you must never allow a temporary season to become your identity. Delay has an expiry date, and when God's appointed time arrives, what seemed stagnant can suddenly move with supernatural speed.
The wait is not wasted. Discern the season, trust the process, and remain aligned with what God has spoken.
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In this powerful Sunday evening message, Pastor Lloyd reveals how God can use the difficult seasons, failures and scars of our lives to minister to others.
Through the life of Paul, discover that the comfort we receive from God in our own tribulation becomes the very comfort we are able to extend to others. What you have walked through can develop a capacity within you to strengthen, encourage and minister to someone facing their own battle.
This message challenges us to shift our perspective from “Why me?” to “Who for?” Your scars are not evidence that the wound is still open—they are evidence that healing has taken place. Even Jesus displayed His scars as evidence of resurrection and victory. What looked like the worst season of your life can become the very place from which God uses you to bring consolation and salvation to others.
Learn why the mandate isn't cancelled by the sifting, why vulnerability matters, and why nothing is wasted in God's hands. Your failures, regrets and darkest valleys can become someone else's rescue manual when surrendered to Him.
Don't waste your scars. Somebody may survive later because of what you're surviving now.
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In this powerful Sunday morning message, Pastor Lloyd reframes forgiveness through the finished work of Christ and challenges us to remember the debt we could never repay.
Through Matthew 18 and the parable of the unforgiving servant, discover why biblical forgiveness doesn't begin with what someone has done to you—it begins with what Christ has already done for you. The servant's problem wasn't that the debt against him wasn't real; it was that he had forgotten the immeasurable debt from which he had already been released.
This message reveals why grace received must become grace extended. We don't forgive simply to find peace, closure or freedom for ourselves. We forgive because Christ first forgave us. Forgiveness doesn't minimise the offence or call evil good; it releases another person from the debt because we have received a revelation of the far greater grace extended toward us.
When we remember how much we have been forgiven, grace becomes the foundation of how we respond to others. The question is no longer, “How much do they owe me?” but “How much have I already been forgiven?”
Grace received is grace extended.
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