Nigel & Debbie's Podcast

If you want to walk in miracles, you must walk with the Miracle Worker. In this powerful continuation of our series, we explore the unchanging invitation from Jesus: “Walk with Me.” From the Garden with Adam, to the wilderness with Moses, to the shores of Galilee with the disciples, God’s call has always been relational, not transactional. Miracles aren’t magical—they’re about relationship.

In this episode, we’ll dive deep into the truth that walking in the supernatural flows from walking in step with Jesus. The closer we walk with Him, the more we align with His heart, His will, and His power. Get ready to be challenged, encouraged, and reminded that the mandate hasn't changed—miracles follow those who follow Him.

Are you walking close enough to hear Him say, “Walk with Me”?

Have we settled for a version of faith that talks a lot but moves little. In this episode, we confront the disconnect between words and power in modern Christianity—and call you back to expect the miraculous. Miracles are deeply relational, personal expressions of God’s love and presence. They are His fingerprints left on our lives.

We explore how signs and wonders are not the exception, but the norm in a life deeply connected to Jesus. If our theology doesn’t shape how we live and love, it’s time for a reset. It’s not about hype—it’s about relationship. Join us as we unpack why expecting miracles isn't radical... it’s just real Christianity.

We weren’t created to live self-sufficient lives, we were designed for deep union with God. But too often, we ask Him to bless our agenda, reducing our faith to what’s in our wallet or bank account. We forget to live from His presence and plan and that in this we have access to His limitless supply. God doesn’t just give us things; He shares Himself with us. 

This requires a shift in our trust. Worship is our posture of trust. Finances are a place in our lives where we either worship or fail to worship. In this message, Pastor Debbie challenges us to shift our mindset from survival to supernatural living, to stop looking at our wallets and start looking at Him—our eternal, inexhaustible Source.

"If the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few, perhaps it's time to stop merely praying for the harvest and start praying for the courage to step forward and become the workers we are called to be."

In this episode, Pastor Nigel speaks into the generational shift happening right now and the invitation from heaven to partner in bringing transformation to the earth. To walk in this calling, we must rise above fear and gain heaven’s perspective. Drawing from Romans 12:1, Pastor Nigel unpacks the deep connection between worship and sacrifice—reminding us that true worship isn't about what we receive, but about what we bring. Worship demands faith, and faith calls us to trust. If you’ve felt the stirring to live differently in this season, this message will challenge and inspire you to come up higher.

In this episode, Pastor Nigel shares a prophetic dream that speaks directly to the season we’re living through. He unpacks how our perspective shapes our journey—and what posture we must take to navigate the days ahead. Tune in for revelation, direction, and a timely word for this moment.

How do we healthily respond to the call of God on our life? How do we root ourselves to allow the gifts on our lives to flow from a place of relationship not performance and enrich the communities around us?

"Living the 'One Anothers' in the 21st Century." By Pastor Costa Mitchell

In this episode, we explore the power of the stories we tell ourselves and how they shape our lives. Are you living according to narratives crafted by others, or are you listening for God's story through His Word and His voice? Join us as we dive into the importance of aligning your story with God's promises and discovering His truth over the lies the world may offer. Don’t let yourself get caught in stories that don't reflect God's plan for your life!

How much stillness do you have in your life? This episode highlights the transformative power of stillness, showing how it creates space for the Holy Spirit and allows us to experience the life God promises. By making room for Him, we surrender more of ourselves and invite His presence. Stillness exposes the idols and distractions we often rely on, and by embracing rest, we respond to God's call to "Be still and know I am God." At its core, rest is an act of worship, reminding us that true peace and fulfilment come through surrendering to God.