Hearing God’s Voice & the Gift of Prophecy | Pr. Michael Miller | Presence Day 1

What does it mean to hear the voice of God, and what role does prophecy have in the life of a believer?

In Presence Day 1, Pr. Michael Miller explores the biblical purpose of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, with a particular focus on prophecy and learning to recognize God’s voice.

Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12–14, Ephesians 4, Acts 2, John 15, and other Scriptures, Michael explains that the gifts of the Spirit are not reserved for pastors or a select few. God equips His people so that every believer can participate in ministry—building up, encouraging, comforting, and pointing others toward Christ.

Through personal testimonies and biblical teaching, this message shows how prophecy can strengthen believers and even reveal to unbelievers that God is present and personally knows them.

Ultimately, the message goes deeper than spiritual gifts. It is an invitation into friendship with God—to draw near to Him, become familiar with His voice, grow in discernment, and allow the Holy Spirit to work through us for the good of others.

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Get Up and Walk | Acts 9:32–43

In Acts 9, Peter encounters Aeneas, paralyzed for eight years, and Tabitha, who had died—two situations that seemed hopeless. But Jesus steps into both stories and brings healing, restoration, and new life.

This message challenges us to stop settling, get up and walk in what God has called us to, and recognize that our testimony isn't only for us. God can use what He has done in your life to point others to Jesus.

Key Topics: Healing • Get Up & Walk • Godly community • Testimony • Calling • Commissioning • Acts Church

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From Religion to Relationship | Acts 9:9–19 It’s possible to be deeply religious and still not truly see Jesus.Using Saul’s encounter with Christ in Acts 9, Pastor Deepak Mathew explores the difference between religion and relationship. Saul believed he was serving God, yet his encounter with Jesus exposed his spiritual blindness.This message traces the theme of spiritual sight from Genesis to Acts and challenges us to allow the Holy Spirit to remove our religious, cultural, and personal lenses so we can see Jesus clearly.Key Topics: Religion vs. relationship • Spiritual blindness • Saul’s conversion • Grace • The Holy Spirit • Seeing Jesus clearly • Transformation#acts9 #religiontorelationship #pastordeepakmathew #holyspirit #jesus #grace #sermon #biblestudy #onechurch

Following Jesus is personal, but we were never meant to walk alone.In Acts 9, Saul’s life shows the power of godly community. From believers helping him escape danger to Barnabas standing beside him when others were afraid, God placed the right people around Saul at critical moments.This message challenges us to examine our circle. A godly squad doesn’t just agree with us—they encourage us, correct us, support us, and point us toward God.And sometimes, when life gets difficult, we simply need people willing to hold the rope.Where’s your squad—and whose rope are you holding?#acts9 #wheresyoursquad #christiancommunity #godlyfriendships #barnabas #biblestudy #sermon #onechurch

The Road to Damascus – Acts 9:1–9Saul was traveling to Damascus with one purpose: to arrest followers of Jesus. But before he reached the city, Jesus confronted him—and everything changed.In this episode, Pastor Curtis walks through Saul’s encounter with Christ in Acts 9 and four defining moments on his road to Damascus: he was confronted, called, converted, and commissioned. And while our encounters with Jesus may not look as dramatic as Saul’s, every believer is called to that same journey of transformation.The message also challenges us to recognize that God can use what happens to us to prepare for what He wants to do through us. Even when circumstances seem contrary to what we have prayed for, God is still working—and what feels sudden to us was never sudden to Him.Ultimately, Saul still arrived in Damascus, but he arrived as a completely different man: same destination, different assignment. The persecutor became a believer and preacher of the gospel he once tried to destroy.This message is a reminder that God has not only called us to salvation—He has called us to maturity, transformation, and participation in His mission. Everyone may not have a pulpit, but everyone has a platform.#acts9 #roadtodamascus #apostlepaul #bookofacts #sermon #christianpodcast #biblestudy #conversion #salvation #jesus #gospel #christianliving #discipleship #sanctification #calling #christianteaching #onechurch #faith

Divine Appointments – Acts 8:26–40 Some appointments are placed on our calendars. Others are orchestrated by God.In this episode, Pastor Cecil Mathew walks through Acts 8:26–40 and the divine appointment between Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch. Philip was experiencing incredible ministry in Samaria when God called him away from the crowd and onto a desert road. He didn't receive the entire plan—he simply received the next instruction and obeyed.That obedience positioned Philip exactly where God needed him. At the same time, an Ethiopian official was searching the Scriptures and trying to understand Isaiah 53. God brought their two journeys together, Philip listened to his questions, and what began with Scripture ultimately led to Jesus.This message challenges us to remain sensitive to the Holy Spirit, step outside our routines and comfort zones, and recognize the people God may already be placing in our path. You don't need to reach a crowd. Sometimes your assignment is simply one person, one conversation, and one act of obedience.You may never know how far that one yes will reach.Where is God calling you out of your comfort zone—and who is the one person He may already be placing on your heart?#divineappointments #acts8 #philip #ethiopianeunuch #bookofacts #holyspirit #evangelism #sermon #christianpodcast #biblestudy #obedience #calling #discipleship #gospel #jesus #faith #christianliving #onechurch #pastorcecilmathew

Sister Sherin George shares a powerful message from Psalm 127 about the “arrows” God has placed in our hands.Our children, marriages, careers, relationships, resources, and responsibilities are blessings entrusted to us—but what are we meant to do with them? And what happens when fear, hesitation, or failure makes us afraid to release what God has given us?Through the imagery of a warrior, a bow, and an arrow, this message explores preparation, faith, prayer, resilience, godly character, the Holy Spirit, and learning to trust God’s will even when life brings tension.A timely encouragement to stop comparing your journey, embrace the season God has placed you in, and have the faith, boldness, and grit to release your arrows for His purpose. What God does through your obedience today may impact generations to come.#ChristianSermon #Psalm127 #Faith #TrustGod #Purpose #GodsWill #Prayer #ChristianLiving #FaithOverFear #KingdomPurpose #JesusChrist #ChristianPodcast #OneChurch

Ricky shares his powerful testimony of growing up Hindu in Bangladesh and the journey that eventually led him to Jesus.Through childhood abuse, trauma, struggles with mental health, addiction, family challenges, and searching for fulfillment in different places, his story is one marked by pain—but also by redemption.What happened when Ricky began encountering Christianity for himself?This is a story of faith, forgiveness, freedom, and a life transformed by Jesus Christ.#Testimony #ChristianTestimony #JesusChangedMyLife #JesusSaves #FaithInJesus #FromHinduismToJesus #FindingJesus #FreedomInChrist #HopeInJesus #JesusChrist #ChristianPodcast #YoungAdults #OneChurch #OCYA

What's the Source of Your Power? | Acts 8:4–24 | Simon the Sorcerer & True Spiritual Authority

Where does real spiritual power come from?

In this message from Acts 8:4–24, we contrast two very different people: Philip, a humble servant filled with the Holy Spirit, and Simon the Sorcerer, a man who desired spiritual power without true intimacy with God.

As Philip proclaims Christ in Samaria, lives are transformed, demons are cast out, the sick are healed, and joy fills the city. Simon witnesses these miracles and attempts to purchase the power of the Holy Spirit, revealing that he wanted the power of God without surrendering to the God of power.

This message also includes a powerful personal testimony of God's healing and challenges every believer to examine the true source of their spiritual strength.

Key Topics:

• Acts 8:4–24 explained
• Philip vs. Simon the Sorcerer
• The difference between God's power and counterfeit power
• Why intimacy with God matters more than ministry success
• The danger of pride, self-promotion, and spiritual performance
• The role of the Holy Spirit in the believer's life
• Living with Christ's authority instead of worldly influence
• A testimony of God's healing and faithfulness

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In Acts 8, the early church experiences intense persecution. Stephen has been martyred, believers are scattered, and Saul is determined to destroy the church. From every outward appearance, it seems like evil is winning.But God is writing a much bigger story.In this message, we explore how God used one of Christianity's greatest enemies to become one of its greatest missionaries, reminding us that our darkest moments may become the very place where God's greatest purposes unfold.Whether you're walking through disappointment, praying for someone who seems far from God, or wondering if your past can ever be redeemed, this message is a powerful reminder that no one is beyond God's grace and no season is wasted in His hands.In this message you'll discover:Why Acts 8 is a turning point in the story of the early churchHow God used persecution to spread the gospelThe incredible transformation of Saul into the apostle PaulWhy you should never give up praying for prodigalsHow God can redeem your past and use your testimony for His gloryScripture: Acts 8:1–3If this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today.#Acts8 #BookOfActs #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ChristianSermon #Faith #Jesus #Gospel #PaulTheApostle #SaulToPaul #GodsGrace #Redemption #HopeInChrist #TrustGod #ChristianLiving #Prayer #Prodigals #Testimony #Church #WalkWithGod