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Continuing the Let’s Get Serious series, Reverend Tim Gutmann delivers a sobering message on sin, holiness, grace, and the reality of God’s wrath. Challenging modern attitudes that minimise sin or abuse grace, Tim reminds believers that salvation is not a licence to live in deliberate disobedience.

Drawing from Galatians, Hebrews, Colossians, Exodus, and Ephesians, the sermon calls Christians to reverence, repentance, and obedience, while also proclaiming the hope and mercy found through Jesus Christ. The message emphasises that God is both loving and holy, and that true grace empowers believers to turn from sin and follow Christ faithfully.  

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Pausing the current Let’s Get Serious series for a special festival teaching, Reverend Tim Gutmann explores the biblical feast of Shavuot and its fulfilment in Acts 2 at Pentecost.

The message highlights the connection between Mount Sinai and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, showing how God’s appointed times reveal His redemptive plan through Scripture. Tim also reflects on Ruth, Boaz, and Naomi, drawing out themes of covenant faithfulness, redemption, and the unity of Jew and Gentile in Messiah.

Viewers are encouraged to seek the Holy Spirit afresh, walk in obedience to God’s calling, and embrace the spiritual significance of the biblical feasts.

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In this message from the Midweek Church Service, Reverend Hayley Ace continues the Let’s Get Serious series with a focused teaching on obedience. She explains that believers often gladly receive Jesus as Saviour, Redeemer, Healer, and Miracle Worker, but can struggle to submit to Him as Master, King, and Lord.

Drawing from Acts, Joshua, John, 1 Samuel, and Isaiah, the sermon highlights that obedience is not optional in the Christian life. Hayley reminds listeners that grace is precious, but grace does not remove the call to obey God’s commands. A true disciple must not only say they love Jesus, but demonstrate that love by keeping His commandments.

The message reflects on Joshua 9, where Israel made a covenant with the Gibeonites because they “did not inquire of the Lord.” Hayley uses this as a challenge to believers not to make decisions, enter relationships, pursue work, or walk through life without first seeking God’s will.

The sermon also draws attention to David as a man after God’s own heart, asking whether God could say the same of us: that we are men and women who will do everything He asks. It closes with the reminder from 1 Samuel that obedience is better than sacrifice, and that outward religious activity is empty if it is not joined to a surrendered and obedient heart.

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In this message from the Midweek Church Service, Reverend Tim Gutmann begins a new series looking at subjects that are often avoided, starting with the biblical reality of suffering. He explains that becoming a believer does not mean suffering disappears, but that Jesus carries His people through it, giving grace, endurance, joy, and the hope of resurrection life.

Drawing from Job, Genesis, 2 Corinthians, 2 Timothy, and the Gospels, the sermon challenges the idea that sickness, pain, or hardship must mean a believer has done something wrong. Reverend Tim warns against both prosperity-style thinking and a victim mindset, reminding listeners that Scripture calls believers to endure hardship as good soldiers of Christ.

The message reflects on Job’s faithfulness, Israel’s history of suffering and perseverance, and Paul’s endurance through imprisonment, beatings, rejection, and hardship. It also points to Jesus’ declaration that the gates of hell will not prevail against His Church, showing that believers are not called to retreat in suffering, but to press forward in faith, prayer, worship, and obedience.

The sermon closes by encouraging those going through pain or struggle to let Jesus take the lead, remembering that His yoke is easy and His burden is light. Listeners are reminded that they are not alone, that Christ cares deeply, and that His grace gives power to endure.

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In this message from the Midweek Church Service, Reverend Tim Gutmann speaks about the fear of the Lord in a world marked by darkness, anxiety, antisemitism, godlessness, and spiritual confusion. Rather than despairing, he reminds believers that God is sovereign, Jesus is King, and the light will always overcome the darkness.

Drawing from Job, Esther, Ephesians, Acts, and Numbers, the sermon calls the Church to wake up, live with spiritual seriousness, and recover a passion for holiness. Reverend Tim explains that the fear of the Lord is not terror of God, but awe-filled reverence: acknowledging that God is mighty, holy, Creator, Lord of Hosts, and King over all.

The message also warns against religious hardness and judgementalism, urging believers instead to keep soft hearts before God. True holiness is not condemning others, but examining ourselves, remaining faithful, serving others, sharing the Gospel, and keeping nothing between us and the Lord.

The sermon closes with the Aaronic blessing from Numbers 6, highlighting the tender love of God whose face shines upon His people. It ends with a call to trust Jesus, return to Him, and receive the blessing, peace, and revelation of the Father’s love.

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In this message from the Midweek Church Service, Reverend Hayley Ace speaks directly into the fear and anxiety many people face amid troubling world events, rising antisemitism, political uncertainty, family pressures, and personal struggles.

Drawing from Isaiah 41, the Psalms, and Job 11, Hayley reminds listeners that God repeatedly calls His people not to fear because He is with them, strengthens them, and upholds them. She explains that anxiety is often rooted in fear, but Scripture gives believers a pathway of trust: preparing the heart, stretching out our hands to God, repenting of sin, and refusing to let evil dwell in our lives or homes.

The message offers practical encouragement to begin each day in surrender, committing our ways to the Lord rather than only praying for requests. Hayley challenges listeners to meditate on Job 11:13–19 throughout the week, choosing not to be ruled by fear but to trust God’s control, goodness, and presence.

The sermon closes with the promise that as believers devote themselves to the Lord, acknowledge their need, and surrender their worries to Him, His shalom and peace can guard and fill their lives.

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In this message from the Midweek Church Service, Reverend Tim Gutmann turns to the book of Nehemiah to bring encouragement for both personal lives and the nation in times of spiritual darkness. Reflecting on broken walls as a picture of breached defences, he warns that sin and iniquity leave individuals and nations vulnerable to attack, yet emphasises that God is still able to restore, strengthen, and rebuild.

Drawing on Nehemiah’s grief over Jerusalem, the sermon highlights the importance of prayer, fasting, repentance, and a renewed commitment to seek the Lord. Reverend Tim applies this not only to personal spiritual life, but also to the condition of the UK and other nations that once knew significant moves of God. He calls the Church to say, “This far and no more,” and to believe again for revival, renewal, and an outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

A central encouragement comes from Nehemiah 8, where the people are told not to remain in mourning, for “the joy of the Lord is your strength.” The message stresses that faith and joy are closely linked: when believers know who God is and trust in His power, they can rejoice even while rebuilding in difficult times.

The sermon closes with a call to draw near to God, reject condemnation, and trust in His power to save, restore, and revive. With references to Samson and the hope of one more move of God before Christ’s return, the message is both sobering and hopeful.

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In this Easter message, Reverend Tim Gutmann, joined by Hayley, explores the resurrection of Jesus and its connection to the biblical Feast of Firstfruits. Together, they unpack how Christ’s rising is both a historical reality and a prophetic fulfilment of God’s redemptive plan.

The teaching highlights that Jesus is the “firstfruits” of those who will be raised, pointing to the future resurrection of all who belong to Him. As the firstfruits offering signified a coming harvest, so Christ’s resurrection guarantees eternal life for believers.

Hayley brings personal reflection and application, emphasising the reality of new life in Christ and encouraging viewers to live in the power of the resurrection today. The message moves beyond theology into lived faith—walking in hope, transformation, and assurance.

Together, they affirm that the resurrection is the foundation of the Christian faith: Jesus has conquered sin and death, and through Him, new life is available now and forever.

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In this special sermon, Reverend Tim Gutmann, joined by Hayley, explores the resurrection of Jesus and its connection to the biblical Feast of Firstfruits. Together, they unpack how Christ’s rising is both a historical reality and a prophetic fulfilment of God’s redemptive plan.

The teaching highlights that Jesus is the “firstfruits” of those who will be raised, pointing to the future resurrection of all who belong to Him. As the firstfruits offering signified a coming harvest, so Christ’s resurrection guarantees eternal life for believers.

Hayley brings personal reflection and application, emphasising the reality of new life in Christ and encouraging viewers to live in the power of the resurrection today. The message moves beyond theology into lived faith—walking in hope, transformation, and assurance.

Together, they affirm that the resurrection is the foundation of the Christian faith: Jesus has conquered sin and death, and through Him, new life is available now and forever.

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In this Easter message, Reverend Tim Gutmann turns to the significance of Passion Week, focusing on the final days of Jesus’ earthly ministry and the central importance of the cross. He highlights how much of the Gospel accounts are devoted to this single week, underscoring its eternal significance.

The sermon centres on the biblical theme of Passover, revealing Jesus as the fulfilment of the Passover Lamb. Drawing connections between the Exodus and the crucifixion, the message explains how Christ’s sacrifice brings redemption, deliverance, and freedom from sin. What was foreshadowed in Israel’s history is fully realised in Jesus.

The teaching emphasises that the cross was not an accident, but God’s divine plan of salvation. Through Jesus’ death, sin is judged, and through His resurrection, victory is secured. The message calls viewers to understand the depth of what Christ accomplished and to respond with faith and gratitude.

With a strong Easter focus, the sermon invites believers to reflect on the cost of redemption and the love of God demonstrated through the cross. It concludes by pointing to the hope found in Christ—the Lamb who was slain and who lives again.

Listeners can watch the full Midweek Church Service live every Thursday at 7pm on Revelation TV.