The Church as we know it is at a crossroads; the world is looking in, trying to understand what would drive us to lay down our lives for the truth. In the wake of that, we are seeing the Church rise up, and become bold. But if we slow down, if we hesitate, we will stall out like every revival that's gone before. It is time for the Church to become radical. A radical Christianity for a radical time in history.

We are living in a day and age where even peacefully discussing the Bible is enough to get you shot and killed. For so long, the Church has grown passive, fearful and timid.

But God is calling us to more - to stand up and stand out. To be counted for Him. So what will it take to inspire a generation of Christians to stand up as His Church and be all that we're called to be?

"He that dies with the most toys wins".

It's the embodiment of everything that we see in our world today - a calling card for a lifestyle of consuming, spending, getting, taking. A lifecycle of use and abuse.

But God has called us to live a life of abundance in whatever situation we face. So how do we learn to trust that less in the hands of God is more than everything gotten in our own strength?

This Father’s Day, we’re talking MEN, who they’re called to be, what’s at stake, and why the world desperately needs them to rise up. 

Men are under attack in our culture, in the church, and in the family. The enemy’s agenda is clear: strip men of their identity, weaken their influence, and destroy the very foundation of society. But God has called men to so much more, to be prophets, priests, providers, protectors, and fathers. 

In this episode, we’ll open Scripture, challenge passivity, and call men to stand firm in faith, lead with courage, and love like Jesus.  

And ladies, don’t dial out!  

You play a powerful role in cheering men on as they step into God’s calling. 

It’s time for men to stop drifting, stop apologising, and start leading. 

Because when men act like men, everything changes. 

"Trust in the LORD with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek his will in all you do, and he will show you which path to take."

But in a world where trust is taken for granted, and abused, how can we learn trust God in all we do? And what does trust look like?

We are living in the age of the identity crisis - everywhere the world looks in turmoil, people are reaching for meaning and finding nothing. But could it be that the Church of God has what it takes change lives - that as we remember who we are and how valuable we are to God, we'll see transformation in our world? How can understanding our value in Christ change everything?

But what spirit are we operating in when we do that?

In this episode, we explore the powerful (and cautionary) story of Absalom, a man with influence, opportunity, and a right to be angry, but who allowed pride, bitterness, and manipulation of people to ruin his life. We’ll uncover how the “Absalom spirit” still works today, how it destroys character, and why God is more concerned with what’s in our hearts than with how clever our revenge strategy might be.

If you’ve ever been tempted to take matters into your own hands, this message will challenge you to choose God’s values over personal vengeance and to let your life be marked by humility, forgiveness, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

Go And Do The Same - Coltra Mulenga

As we near the end of our journey through Hebrews, we uncover a powerful truth, this letter wasn’t written to a new church, but to a mature one. Maturity in faith isn’t instant; it’s a lifelong journey marked by growth, challenge, and discipline. In this message, we’ll unpack why God’s discipline is never a sign of rejection, but proof of His deep love. We’ll explore what spiritual immaturity looks like, why discipline matters, and what we need to do so we can run the race set before us. If you’re ready to grow up in your faith and embrace God’s refining work, this message is for you. 

Faith isn't just a feeling; its the foundation of our relationship with God. It's the lens through which we see the invisible, believe for the impossible, and hold fast when everything around us feels uncertain.