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In week 6 of "I DECLARE WAR," Madison Bothe explores what it means to live victoriously as believers, standing on the front lines between the kingdom of darkness and the kingdom of light. With personal testimonies and scriptural insights, Madison illustrates that the Gospel is not only our path to eternal salvation but also a call to action—to share the good news in our everyday lives.

Learn how the Gospel can break fear, transform lives, and empower each of us to share Jesus' love in our communities. Whether you grew up in church or have never heard of Jesus before, this message is for you.

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Do you recognise the power of our testimonies? Speaking from Revelation 12:11, Jeff Carter reminds us that we are overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. This scripture is a call to action for us today. It is  Christ's sacrifice - the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. This understanding should empower us to share our stories without shame or fear. Jeff urges us to stop censoring our stories and instead use them as powerful tools to stir hope and deepen others' faith. No matter how small they may seem, they can be the key to setting others free.

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God's Word gives us the power to counteract lies and deception. In this powerful exploration of spiritual warfare, we delve into the armour of God as described in Ephesians 6.
More than a metaphor, it's a practical tool for our daily lives. 
Join Murray Byrne as he teaches us that we're not left defenceless as believers engaged in a spiritual battle. Calling us to gird ourselves with truth, protect our hearts with righteousness, and stand firm. 

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Are we walking in the victory and authority already ours in Christ?
Matthew 28 and Mark 16, Jesus declares, 'All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.' This isn't just a statement about Jesus' power but a transfer of that authority to us as His followers. 

Pastor Cody Byrne encourages us to stand firm against the enemy's attacks, not through our strength but through the power of God's Word and the authority of Christ's name. 

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Are we yoked to righteousness and light or darkness and bondage? Here, Pastor Cody draws from Galatians 5, exploring the concept of spiritual yoking. What influences us, what whispers do we listen to, and what burdens do we carry? 

As believers, we have authority over demonic influences, but we must be vigilant against deception, accusation, and temptation. It's a call to stand firm in our faith, resist the enemy's tactics, and fully embrace the freedom Christ has won for us.

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Have we forgotten the practice of confession? Join Pastor Cody Byrne as we kick off our new sermon series, "I Declare War." In week 1, we delve into the spiritual battles we face as Christians and explore the profound role of confession in our journey towards victory and freedom.

Discover how the act of confession not only saves but also sanctifies us, bringing healing and breaking the chains of sin that bind us.

In today's world, we are often tempted by false narratives of liberation, yet true freedom is found through the power of confession and owning our sins. Learn how to live as a spiritual being in a physical world, embracing the authority and power granted to us through Christ.

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Are we allowing distractions, disappointments, or cynicism to cover up the wells of our faith? It's time for us to uncover those wells, to dig again, and to tap into the deep reservoirs of God's Spirit and truth. Pastor Cody emphasises that digging wells isn't always glamorous or immediately rewarding, but it's essential for our spiritual growth and the benefit of future generations. We're challenged to dig deep wells of faith in our lives. Drawing from Genesis 26, We're encouraged to not be content with shallow faith, but to persistently dig into God's Word and presence. 

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Join Pastor Fred Porter as he takes us on a journey through 1 Kings 18, where Elijah's faith brings an end to a devastating drought.  The story reminds us that faith often hears before it sees, and we must persist in prayer and expectation even when circumstances seem unchanged. 

Just as Elijah sent his servant seven times to look for signs of rain, we're encouraged to 'go again' in our spiritual pursuits. The seemingly insignificant cloud 'as small as a man's hand' teaches us that God's answers often start small but grow into mighty manifestations. 
 

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Have we placed too much emphasis on being dead to sin, forgetting what it means to be alive in Christ? This powerful message challenges us to examine our zeal and passion for God. Drawing from Romans 12:9-11, Chenaniah reminds us that we should keep our spiritual fervour as we serve the Lord. 

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Are you in a waiting season? Could it be that we’ve forgotten the promise of God or His perfect timing? Join Jeff Carter as he challenges us to keep our rain jackets on in the desert and stand firm knowing that God’s word never returns void.