Have you ever felt stuck in life's toughest moments, where you feel tested and alone? In today's powerful sermon, "Get Me Out of the Naughty Corner," discover how to rise above the challenges and temptations that try to define you. The devil may try to label you as chaff, but God sees you as precious grain. Be encouraged to stand firm in God's promises and find hope and strength in His word. Don't miss this transformative message that will inspire and uplift you. Listen now and experience the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for!

Jesus was constantly healing people everywhere He went. He showed His disciples how to heal the sick, then sent them out to do exactly the same thing. Jesus’ same message to go out and pray for the sick still stands today. As well as healing people, all throughout Jesus’ ministry He opposed and pushed back the demonic forces in this world. Because of Jesus, the demonic is not meant to be feared, but it should not be ignored. There is an enemy we fight against and we must be ready to push back against His destructive plans.

What are the most important priorities in your life? We all have different priorities, but they tend to be arranged under the same themes. As we mature we begin to understand four common areas in our world, your Time, Talents, Treasure & Relationships.

‘Why’ and ‘how’ we read the Bible and pray.

Community isn’t just about good company, community is about good accountability. Community accountability is about redeeming the need for human connection.

There is a power that God has given us access to. It’s not an ethereal power but a person, who wants to be at work in and through our lives to bring change. This is the person and the power of the Holy Spirit.

The Cross wasn’t just an event, it is the lens I see my whole life through. My past. My present. My future. We need to allow the foundation of the Cross to transform our past, our present, and our future. Without this transformation, we have ‘unfinished works’ in our lives, but Jesus said it is, ‘the finished work of the Cross.’ The work of the Cross is complete.

Why did Jesus come? Most people would say the reason was to die on the Cross, show us the way to live, to demonstrate miracles and healing. But at the beginning of the Gospel of John, Jesus tells us He came to make the Father known. Everything Jesus did and said was pointing us to, and getting our attention on the Father. Jesus wanted us to understand the Father Heart of God. Prior to Jesus, there was plenty of religion but Jesus wanted us to know who God was and what He was like. Jesus put on flesh and said, ‘I’m going to show you what He thinks about you, how He feels towards you and how He acts towards you’.