Many times, what keeps us from sharing about our faith with others is a sense of entitlement! That was certainly true for Jonah. In this final episode, Pst James Muchai helps us learn how to diagnose and deal with entitlement so that we will become more effective at representing Jesus!

We have a huge responsibility! As Jesus' followers, God has made us primarily responsible for the eternal destiny of our family members, friends, neighbours and our colleagues at work. We are God’s plan A for the salvation of those around us! Is that a little bit over-whelming for somebody? How do we overcome our natural fear and reservation and develop the confidence to share our faith with those around us?

What comes to most Christians minds when they think of someone who is ‘called’? Someone who is spiritual, who is constantly praying, who thinks godly thoughts 24/7, who always has the right words to say, who has studied some theology and so on. In other words, someone who is not like me! But the book of Jonah tells us the exact opposite. So, who are the kind of people actually God calls?

At Fearless 2022, we looked at what it means to be a movement leader, and some of the engagements we must be part of in order to lead a global movement. So how do you ensure that what you are starting or that you are part of will always have Jesus at the center? How will your movement finish well? But it’s not just the movement you start… how do you ensure that you as the founder will finish well? That you will still be vibrant in your faith? That you will not (like many others in history) become proud or arrogant as you succeed and that God will always continue to use you? That's what this episode is about!

Our theme this year is ‘Limitless: From Passion To Movement’. We believe that passion is not enough! A crucial key if we really want to change world is to catalyse gospel movements across the world, and that each one of us was created to start a movement that impacts generations. So how do you go about starting a kingdom movement? That's what this episode is about! In it I get to share with you some of my recent discoveries that have completely revolutionised how I view leadership and ministry and why this idea of ‘movement’ has become so important in this season to us.

We often make the mistake of thinking that some are more ‘called’ than others. Some people are ‘called’ to serve God. Some people have that special calling to serve God which the rest of us don’t. But that’s an unbiblical teaching! According to scripture, every one of us has a God-given calling and purpose! The question though is this: how are you responding to your calling?

As we come to the end of this important series, learn through Jesus' 'upside down wisdom' how to turn the things that were meant to be curses in your life into blessings!

Father wounds are spiritual and emotional pain caused by father/mother figures who were absent, physically and/or emotionally, and maybe who were also critical, negative or even abusive in character. Why are father wounds so powerful and so destructive in people’s lives? How do we deal with these father wounds? How do we not allow the offence of those in authority in our lives to destroy your destiny? 

Understanding how to pastor people through the ministry of visitation, the effects/advantages of visitation and tips for how to practice visitation successfully.

Learn the difference between Discipleship Groups and the old Life Groups and also reflect on your responsibilities as a shepherd through learning from the Great Shepherd.