Nigel & Debbie's Podcast

What should be your greatest, highest pursuit? The Bible says that it is love.

Love should be our underlying culture, our highest aim, our operating system. Successes, accomplishments and all other good and wonderful things are empty and unfulfilling if they are devoid of love.

If we haven’t attended to the culture of our hearts, the seed that God sows into our lives will not bear fruit. Pastor Nigel kicks off the new year with speaking on the importance of developing a culture that promotes thriving. 

How do we plow our lives with hope? What does it mean to be so confident in the quality of our hope that we could no longer subject to failure? How do we build a hope that does not fluctuate when life disappoints us? In this weeks podcast, our very own Timothy Mooney preaches an amazing message on hope!

Jess and Nigel talk about the small decisions that make life into a "movie". Things that bring joy and strength into your world and support you as you walk through life.

What is God saying? This can be a really intimidating question, where do you even start? Jess and Nigel chat about how to find your purpose, hear God's voice and live in a relationship that determines function.

Where are your treasured stored up, where are you living from, who are you looking at, who is looking at you and how much does it matter? 'Living to be Seen' by Pastor Debbie

In the first episode of our new podcast segment, Nigel and Jess chat about what is going on in South Africa at the moment and the vision casting, nation building significance not only for our country but for the world.

Prayer is a universal, hardwired instinct in the human heart. Every person will pray at points in their life even if they don’t know to who or what they are praying to. Pastor Nigel shares on how to prevail in prayer in every season and how it vital to your relationship with Jesus.

This week's podcast is on Value and Significance. Pastor Debbie preaches on where we get it, how we get it, why we get it and why it's important!

In Matt 26, Mary recognised the supreme value of Jesus’ presence and sat at His feet. Her stance was judged by those around her as having no practical use or value, yet Jesus loved and affirmed her use of time and value.

Martha was so busy serving Jesus, that she missed the presence of Jesus.