Jesus came announcing that the Kingdom of God had arrived, invading a sin-broken world with healing, deliverance, forgiveness, and resurrection, and calling us to seek and participate in that Kingdom today.

Why did Jesus do mighty works in Capernaum but marvel at the unbelief in Nazareth? In “Don’t Break Before He’s Through,” we look at how faith, familiarity, and expectation can determine whether we simply know about Jesus or truly expect Him to move.

The message serves as an encouragement for those facing challenges to remain obedient, persistent in faith, and trust in God’s timing even when they feel they have exhausted their options.

Jesus defeated the works of the devil and gave His followers authority through His name and the power of the Holy Spirit. Because of that the kingdom should not be “missing in action” but rather "moving in authority."

The same Holy Spirit who empowered Jesus is still at work today, giving us the power, freedom, and help we need to walk in everything God has called us to be.

Through the stories of Saul, the rich young ruler, and Zacchaeus, this message shows that true repentance is more than feeling convicted; it is choosing to obey God, surrender what holds us back, and actively make disciples.

Pride hides in the heart and leads us away from dependence on God, but Jesus shows us that humility is the path to grace, freedom, and true justification.

When fear speaks through life’s storms, faith responds by remembering who God is, trusting His presence, and looking to Jesus, the One greater than every storm.

When life reminds you how little control you really have, discover the freedom and peace that come from trusting the One who still commands the storm.

This powerful sermon from Rev Jamie Cooper uses the biblical story of Joseph to encourage believers to remain steadfast and maintain their godly character, regardless of the trials or temptations they face in life.