Is it possible to love people better, and enjoy them more, while caring less about what they think of you, or what they want you to care about? More importantly, might we love people better if we fear them less? In this episode, Gary Blair speaks on, "Care less about performing, especially for the crowd."

At the moment Israel touched dry ground on the other side of the Red sea they must have thought nothing could ever induce them to return to Egypt, which makes it even more alarming that part way to the promised land many of them were telling Moses they’d rather return! Does anything like that happen in our lives? Where do those thoughts come from and how could we avoid them? In this episode, Natalie Naude speaks on, "Egypt behind."

At the moment Israel touched dry ground on the other side of the Red sea they must have thought nothing could ever induce them to return to Egypt, which makes it even more alarming that part way to the promised land many of them were telling Moses they’d rather return! Does anything like that happen in our lives? Where do those thoughts come from and how could we avoid them? In this episode, Paul Taylor speaks on, "Egypt behind."

At the moment Israel touched dry ground on the other side of the Red sea they must have thought nothing could ever induce them to return to Egypt, which makes it even more alarming that part way to the promised land many of them were telling Moses they’d rather return! Does anything like that happen in our lives? Where do those thoughts come from and how could we avoid them? In this episode, Ross Rodger speaks on, "Egypt behind."

What if the things that nourished you yesterday are no good for you today? What if the way things used to work isn’t how they’re going to work? God’s people have often wanted to be spiritual hoarders, saving up what used to be good for us so we don’t have to face today without a back-up plan, but the Exodus story shows us that this is just another symptom of our former slavery, God has a better way for us to live. In this episode, Gary Blair speaks on, "Feeding on todays word."

What if the things that nourished you yesterday are no good for you today? What if the way things used to work isn’t how they’re going to work? God’s people have often wanted to be spiritual hoarders, saving up what used to be good for us so we don’t have to face today without a back-up plan, but the Exodus story shows us that this is just another symptom of our former slavery, God has a better way for us to live. In this episode, Siya Mandonsela speaks on, "Feeding on todays word."

What if the things that nourished you yesterday are no good for you today? What if the way things used to work isn’t how they’re going to work? God’s people have often wanted to be spiritual hoarders, saving up what used to be good for us so we don’t have to face today without a back-up plan, but the Exodus story shows us that this is just another symptom of our former slavery, God has a better way for us to live. In this episode, Lutho Ngebeza speaks on, "Feeding on todays word."

What if the things that nourished you yesterday are no good for you today? What if the way things used to work isn’t how they’re going to work? God’s people have often wanted to be spiritual hoarders, saving up what used to be good for us so we don’t have to face today without a back-up plan, but the Exodus story shows us that this is just another symptom of our former slavery, God has a better way for us to live. In this episode, Abonga Nkwelo speaks on, "Feeding on todays word."

We were created for togetherness, to navigate this life with a tribe. A community brought together with shared experiences, victories, vision, and destiny. With a shared sense of purpose. There are rich lessons  to learn from the people of Israel. In this episode, Natalie Naude speaks on, "Who's your tribe."

In the life of faith, moving towards your promised land,  there will be a day where you come to a place of no water. In that moment, you either turn back or wait on God. This message is about choosing to wait on God, for the Holiness of His name. In this episode, Ross Rodger speaks on, "Water from a rock."