When the world feels unsafe, unstable, and divided, our true refuge is not in human leaders, but in God Himself, the Father who secures us, judges rightly, and through Jesus breaks open our hearts to His mercy. In Him we find strong encouragement, mighty indwelling strength, and the safety to walk confidently in love and trust. 

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Our spirit is willing, but our body often resists.

In this message, we unpack what it truly means to become Whole, where our body becomes just as willing, capable and ready as our spirit. Wholeness requires more than good intentions; it calls for extreme faith. This is the kind of faith Abraham lived out; the type that takes action, pursues God’s promises, and holds firm even when the evidence points the other way.

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Faithfulness isn't just about following good principles or values but honouring our living relationship with Jesus. We enter a covenant commitment to remain true to Him when we confess and believe. Just like many of the heroes of the Bible who purposed in their heart to stay faithful, we too are called to hold fast to the confession of our faith and remain steadfast in our devotion.

In this message, KG shares how commitment shapes our walk with Christ and why our faith is more than words — it is a life anchored in Him.

Hebrews 10:23 – "Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful."

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Wholeness refers to our capacity to have the faith required to grow to fulfilment in every part of our lives: spirit, soul, and body. When we allow God to transform every area of who we are, we grow in emotional health, physical strength, and spiritual maturity.

In this message, we look at what it means to move from believing to trusting, so that we can grow in physical strength - with "physical strength" being a reference for the visible, tangible parts of our lives; our health and fitness, finances, relationships, etc. Jesus led His disciples on this same journey: first calling them to believe and follow Him, then teaching them to trust His power and walk in it themselves, and so discovering how the invisible becomes visible through faith. 

If believing shapes our emotional responses, trust requires action and strengthens us physically. Wisdom then lays the foundation for a life built to last. Whether running a marathon, building a house, or simply choosing to trust God in the unknown, one decision of faith can change everything.

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Psalm 1 begins with a powerful truth: the path you choose determines the life you live. This Psalm starts off by warning against the slow drift from hope into cynicism — but also reveals the key to living with strength, peace, and joy.

In this message, we uncover the one wholehearted decision that can shape every emotional response you make. Whether you’re facing confusion, disappointment, or pressure, this principle will help you respond in ways that bring life, not harm.

Scripture: Psalm 1:1–3
Key Theme: Trust in the Lord with all your heart
Takeaway: Your decision to trust God will predetermine your emotional responses, leading you to emotional wholeness and spiritual growth.

If you’ve been searching for peace, clarity, and strength in your reactions to life’s challenges, this message is for you.

One aspect of revival is that we get to live a limitless life full of potential. There is no end or limit to the good things God does for us and through us. But there is a spirit that rejects the goodness of God, and partnering with this spirit will lead to significant loss. In this message, we look at what we can do to live an abundant life with optimism and confidence in God’s Promise.

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In the context of this message, the word "lame" refers to a way of speaking that is powerless, joyless, and shaped by poor expectation. In Acts 3, we see the man healed at the gate and we ask: What if our words are what’s keeping us stuck? Scripture reminds us that every word has power: some spark life, others release death. When we welcome God’s abundant favour, our speech becomes alive with promise, power, and rightful authority. We begin to realise: God’s abundance far outweighs what we think is missing, and He desires to bless us more than we could imagine… or even say.

As believers, it can be challenging to grasp the idea that all things are within our control, especially when our experiences don’t align with our expectations. However, the writer of Hebrews encourages us in the second chapter of Hebrews, not to be discouraged when the facts don’t match our hopes. Instead, we should look to Jesus, who overcame profound disappointment and offers us a helping hand when we feel discouraged and begin to lose hope.

On the Mount of Olives, Jesus faced not only betrayal but also the heartbreaking truth that every one of His disciples would stumble, doubt, and abandon Him before the night ended. He had invested His life in them, yet the outcome did not yet reflect His past investment. We often encounter heartbreak, failure, and disappointment even when we have been obedient and have done everything right. However, like an unsolved puzzle, God still places all the pieces in our hands.

Like a loving Father, He encourages us to keep moving forward, to take the next step, and to fit another piece of the puzzle into place without giving up or forcing the outcome. Keep holding on to that piece; trust the process, and you will see the glory!

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What if every second could become a moment, and every moment part of God’s time?

In this message, we explore how to live not just passively or by the clock, but actively and meaningfully, with both heart and hand engaged. Drawing from Ephesians 5:15–20, we’re called to walk wisely, live purposefully, and make the most of every opportunity.

There’s a tension between passive vs. active, and measured vs. meaningful, but God invites us to step into His timing, where every moment carries weight, purpose, and presence.

In this message, Nicky highlights the importance of inviting Jesus into your home. Whether you relate more to Mary or to Martha, with their different personalities and priorities, what truly matters is their shared desire to host Jesus and be transformed by His presence.

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