The TREASURY

In Ezekiel 37, God brings dry bones back to life with His breath—a powerful image of spiritual revival. Many appear alive but are spiritually lifeless, broken by sin, hopelessness, and self-reliance. Pastor Mike encourages us with this truth: God doesn’t just want us to survive—He wants us to live again. His Spirit revives what looks dead and breathes new life into what’s been lost. The same Spirit that raised Jesus now breathes in us. Stop striving—ask God to breathe again, and let true life begin. “I will put My Spirit in you, and you will live again.”

We hope this message helps you breathe!

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Sometimes the greatest danger isn’t a head-on assault but a subtle vacancy. When men are out of place—emotionally, spiritually, morally—everything they’re meant to protect becomes vulnerable. Ziklag burned not just because of an attack, but because of a decision. Like Adam watching the serpent with Eve—we see that passivity has a cost. In our Father's Day SUNDAY SERVICE, Pastor Mike challenges us, especially the men, to set up because of the impact that not holding the point has on our lives. But here’s the grace: David strengthened himself in the Lord. He returned, he fought, and he recovered everything. There’s always a second chance—but it starts with stepping back into position. Taking the point.

We hope this helps you right where you are.

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Jesus says the Church—the City on a Hill—should do the same. You are the light of the world. Not hidden. Not silent. But seen. In our Baptismal service, and the conclusion of our City Series, Pastor Mike takes us back to Matthew 5:14-16 and reminds us that we, the Church, the City, are supposed to be—a guide for the lost, a signpost to safety. When we shine, people see something real. Different. Hopeful. A kingdom vibe. Jesus didn’t light you up to dim down. So rep your city, your church—through joy, justice, purity, grace, and power. Be bold. Be bright. Let how you live make Jesus irresistible. This isn’t just about now—it’s about eternity. When the lights fade on every earthly stage, ours still shines. Let it shine.

Shine on!

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Hebrews 12:14 says that without holiness, no one will see the Lord. Holiness isn’t being extra spiritual—it’s thinking like God, wanting what He wants. In our new CONNECT Service preaching series, Pastor Mike is making holiness practical. He shows us that the text is speaking about pursuit. Jacob pursued the birthright—Esau didn’t. One got God. One lost out. When we chase sin, convenience, comfort—we’re playing a trivial game, trading divine inheritance for temporary appetite. But holiness? That’s the hot pursuit of the One who first pursued us. The Bridegroom has already paid the price. So the question is: do we live like we belong to Someone? Because in pursuing holiness, we don’t just get moral points—we get God. And if we have Him, we lack nothing.

When you listen to this may God become EVERYTHING to you.

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A whole life… reduced to salt. In our SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE Service, Pastor Mike directs us to examine Lot’s wife. She looked back and lost everything. Genesis says she became a pillar—frozen in regret. She was delivered out of Sodom but never let Sodom out of her. That’s us sometimes. Stuck between freedom and familiarity. But sin doesn’t just wound—it warps. You might know that feeling. Jesus taught us to pray for deliverance, because without it, we’re sunk. There’s a real devil, real destruction—but also a real Deliverer. God dragged Lot out by force. He’ll do the same for you—if you want it. Don’t scan, longing after what God is destroying. Don’t look back. Look up. Deliverance isn’t just a moment—it’s a direction. Choose forward.

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Jerusalem wasn’t just placed—it was positioned. A divine intersection. The Crossroads of the Earth. Not just because trade flowed through it—but because glory did. in our penultimate episode of our City series, Pastor Mike shows us how the Queen of Sheba didn’t travel for spectacle—she came for answers. She heard about a King whose wisdom lit the city, and she left saying, “Not even half was told me.” That’s the power of a Kingdom people living with God at the centre. The city on a hill. This is more than geography—it’s destiny. You’re not just called to dwell in the Kingdom, but to make it irresistible. Live in such a way that those outside the gates come running—because they see Him in you. Be the answer someone’s been searching for. Welcome to the Crossroads.

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People go to wild lengths to outlast death—cryogenic chambers, oxygen eggs, $1.5M body budgets. But Hebrews 9:27 says it plain: it is appointed once to die, then judgment. No tech, no tonic, no talent can cancel that date. Life is vapour! You can’t cheat death. But here’s the good news: JESUS BEAT DEATH!  In our CONNECT Service message, Pastor Mike expounds on the text, showing how the old system of good deeds and sacrifices couldn’t carry the weight. So Christ came—once for all—and wrote “Forgiven” over every debt. When the books are opened, what matters is: is your name in the Book of Life? Mortality isn’t the end. Eternity is real. And the sacrifice of Jesus flips death’s curse into everlasting life. Don’t gamble with forever.

We pray God speaks to you in this message.

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Mark’s Gospel hits like a tabloid—miracle after miracle, scandalous grace. In our text, a desperate father cries, “I believe—help my unbelief!” That’s real faith. He’d tried the disciples… but some things only Jesus can fix. Some issues are entrenched—years deep, soul-wearying. That boy had one answer—Christ.  But when faith meets compassion, miracles happen. Jesus rebukes the spirit and sets limits—“never enter him again.” The cycle ends. What do you need Jesus to turn on its head? When man’s rope runs out, heaven’s hand pulls up. If you’re at your end, that’s where His Kingdom begins. Little faith still moves mountains—especially when the One you trust has no limits. Try Jesus.

Be blessed.

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Faith is God’s postcode. If you want to meet Him, you’ll find Him on Faith Street. Hebrews 11:6 says that to come to God, you must believe—that He exists and that He rewards those who go all in. In our SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE session, Pastor Mike reminds us that faith isn’t hype, sentiment, or good vibes. Faith is substance. It’s the sturdy foundation under our hope. It’s evidence before evidence. God answers prayers, but like Amazon with no delivery date, faith keeps you tracking the package. Hebrews 11 opens the portfolio: Enoch walked with God—by faith—and God took him. Daniel prayed—by faith—and the answer was on the way, even when nothing looked like it. Faith supports, faith speaks, and faith sees what others can’t. God delivers to Faith Street, and without it? We miss the move. But with it, we please Him. We endure. We become. And even when the promise tarries, faith holds the door open. Because He is. And He rewards. Period.

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Your time of public revealing is coming faster than you have time to prepare for. David didn’t have a title, polish, or pedigree—just obedience in obscurity. Overlooked, underdressed, and fresh off the fields, yet God said: “Arise, anoint him!” What looked like lack was actually training. Lions and bears weren’t just wild—they were warm-ups. He didn’t look like a king, but he had a king’s heart. This isn’t about being ready in the eyes of man—it’s about being seen by God. You may feel unqualified, but heaven sees oil where others see dirt. When the Spirit comes upon you, what’s in you gets activated. Rise not in your own strength. This is by His Spirit. God doesn’t anoint based on appearance, He anoints based on and for assignment. The oil is for your opposition—and your elevation. You’ve been hidden long enough. It’s time to rise.

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