What if you could trade all your mistakes, shame, and brokenness for perfect righteousness? Listen to this Easter Sunday message as Chris Kimmance expands on the ultimate and greatest exchange that changed history forever! Jesus has overcome!

Do you see Jesus as your King, or just your helper? 👑 The crowds on Palm Sunday praised Him one day and rejected Him the next. How different are we? Chris Tatton brings a message on Palm Sunday about seeing Jesus rightly as King and what that looks like in our lives.

Chris shares about the call on Pneuma Church to go to the nations. What began as a local vision focused on bringing life to Ashford is now evolving into a global calling to impact nations. Every one of us is responsible for discipling nations through Jesus' commission, whether in daily environments or internationally. Where is God calling you to extend the influence of the Kingdom of God?

God's presence is not limited to physical spaces like temples or churches! His Spirit dwells within us, making our bodies His temple. Chris unpacks this truth in relation to Stephen's message in Acts 7, calling us to live with a heightened awareness of God's holiness and the responsibility that comes with being His dwelling place.

The early church in Acts 6 recognised the importance of recognizing and fulfilling one's unique roles. Chris unpacks this passage of the Bible for us, and encourages us that no job is secular when done for God's glory and every role, no matter how mundane it seems, is a ministry when approached with a heart full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom.

Chris delved into the story of Mary and Martha in Luke 10 and the significance of sitting at Jesus' feet: a posture that symbolizes humility, hunger for spiritual nourishment, and a desire to be transformed by His words. It's from this position that we can offer true and extravagant worship.

Every one of us has a role to play in God's plan! Chris brings a powerful reminder to us of the importance of gathering together, and living as an apostolic people. We are sent by God with His authority to bring His kingdom wherever we are: to bring hope, healing, and the love of Jesus to a world in need.

Kat brought a challenge from Acts 5:17-42 to not allow a legalistic mindset to hinder our relationship with God, where we may be in danger of fighting against what God is doing. The advancement of God's kingdom will inevitably clash with the opposing values of other kingdoms. We are called to be filled with the Holy Spirit as carriers of kingdom values, standing firm in our faith and proclaiming the good news of Jesus with boldness and wisdom.

Chris challenges us in this message to not see the commands of Jesus as a checklist but as reflection of a loving relationship with Him. Love for Jesus naturally leads to keeping His commands, not out of obligation but from a heart transformed by the Holy Spirit, moving from ritualistic obedience to a genuine desire to follow His ways.

The early church exemplified a radical unity and selflessness, where believers shared everything they had, ensuring no one was in need. Nic deeply challenged us to shift our mindsets over money, wealth and belongings from ownership to stewardship to allow us to freely give, meet needs and transform lives.