Episodes
Sunday Sep 29, 2019
Religion vs. Relationship — Brent Lokker
Sunday Sep 29, 2019
Sunday Sep 29, 2019
Pastor Brent reminds us of the simple Gospel message and its power to set us free, if only we would take it at face value. Too often we have allowed never-quite-good-enough, performance-based religion to turn God's good news into a man-made prison! Pastor Brent invites us back to the place where we trust the completeness of God's salvation work in us, and can confidently state that we're fully accepted and loved as God’s favored child! To see the slides for this talk, click here.
Sunday Sep 22, 2019
Reclaiming our Authority — Pastor Jean Bosco Hajabakiga
Sunday Sep 22, 2019
Sunday Sep 22, 2019
Pastor Jean Bosco Hajabakiga, a prominent pastor in Rwanda, shares his testimony, with a focus on how he came to forgive one of his brother after 40 years of hostility and resulting bondage. He also highlights the power we have as believers to bind and loose with the authority of Heaven (Matt 18:18); a power that many of us know about, but don't truly know that we have!
Sunday Sep 15, 2019
Coming Home to Identity — Charles Razzell
Sunday Sep 15, 2019
Sunday Sep 15, 2019
This week, Charles Razzell contrasts the attitudes and outcomes for two men who encountered God's power: Simon the Sorcerer and Paul the Apostle (Acts chapters 8 & 9). God calls us to experience sonship and values us accordingly, whereas many of us still tend to assess each other for what we do. The best possible outcome is when we know who are are in Christ and live accordingly; Jesus being the Vine, and we the branches. Testimonies shared by Stephen Carey and Tina Razzell remind us that God continues to actively call His sons and daughters back to the joy of a living relationship with Him. To view the slides, click here.
Sunday Sep 01, 2019
Blinded by the Light — Susan Fochler
Sunday Sep 01, 2019
Sunday Sep 01, 2019
Pastor Susan Fochler reflects on the dramatic conversion of Saul on the road to Damascus as told in Acts chapter 9. We learn the significance of Saul's name change to Paul, and marvel at the radical a change of identity and value system the he experienced. We also see that God's powerful intervention, while it contained discipline and correction, was undergirded by an unshakable love for Paul that would guide him into his future as a minister of the gospel.