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Our vision at Impact Life Church is to impact generations for Jesus. One of our priorities is to be a distribution centre of the Word of God in every form. These podcasts are messages taken directly from our weekend service; we hope they change your life they way they have changed ours'.
What if God’s promises are already available—but not in the way we expect? 🌱In this message, discover the powerful biblical truth that God works through spiritual laws, not magic, and that His promises come in seed form. Through Mark 4, Isaiah 55, and Galatians 4:19, you’ll learn what it means to become good soil, allow Christ to be fully formed in you, and grow beyond a culture that craves instant results.If you’ve ever wondered why God’s Word doesn’t seem to be producing what you see in Scripture, this message offers clarity, hope, and a fresh perspective. The seed isn’t the problem—the question is whether we’re giving it the time and place to grow.:::writingIf you’d like, I can also make it more punchy and optimized for YouTube search while keeping it under about 100 words.
What does it really mean to mature in the Kingdom of God?Kingdom maturity isn’t about life getting easier—it’s about growing deeper. As our roots in Christ grow stronger, we become more fruitful and more effective in the assignment God has given us.This message challenges us to move beyond simply asking God for what we need and instead ask, “God, what do You want to accomplish through me?” Through humility, receiving correction, renewing our minds, guarding our words, and standing firmly in our identity in Christ, we learn to live from Kingdom reality rather than our circumstances.Watch now and be encouraged to grow deeper, speak faith, and live the life God has already made available through Christ.
What does it mean to truly mature in God’s Kingdom?In this message, we discover that spiritual maturity begins with delighting in God’s Word and renewing our minds to the truth of who we are in Christ. As believers, we’re called to stop thinking and speaking as those “outside of Christ” and instead embrace the identity and authority we’ve been given through Him.Learn how right thinking leads to right speaking, why taking responsibility for your thoughts and words matters, and how faith becomes effective as we acknowledge and declare the truth of our identity in Christ. Rather than striving after the things of this world, Jesus invites us to seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness, trusting that everything we need will be added to us.Whether you’re new to your faith or have been following Jesus for years, this message will encourage you to renew your mind, strengthen your faith, and walk confidently in the fullness of all that Christ has already provided.If this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs this reminder today.#Faith #IdentityInChrist #SpiritualMaturity #KingdomLiving #RenewYourMind #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #Jesus
What if the end times aren’t something to fear—but something to look forward to? This teaching on biblical prophecy (1 Thessalonians 4; 2 Corinthians 12) reframes the rapture not as terror, but as a glorious homecoming—a wedding celebration for the Church. It emphasizes rightly dividing Scripture: God deals distinctly with Israel, the Gentiles, and the Church, and understanding that identity changes how we read prophecy. Biblical examples like Philip’s supernatural transport and Paul’s “third heaven” show that God can move people beyond normal space and time. The core message is simple: the resurrection follows Christ’s pattern, the dead in Christ will rise, and believers will be transformed.This isn’t about fear or date-setting. It’s about hope, urgency, and faithfulness—living with eternity in view and loving His appearing.
What does it really mean to be “in Christ”? This message explores our true identity in Jesus, the power of renewing our minds, and how kingdom thinking transforms our lives. Discover how Christ in us is God’s revealed mystery, why transformation starts in the mind, and how living from our position in Him brings victory, righteousness, and purpose today—not just in eternity.
Salvation is the beginning of a new life in Christ, but spiritual maturity comes through the renewing of our minds. This message explores the powerful truth of Christ in us—the hope of glory—and challenges us to think from our identity in Him rather than from our circumstances. Right thinking produces right attitudes, right speaking, and right living. Like the Israelites who were delivered from Egypt but never entered the Promised Land, we can miss what God has provided if our minds remain trapped in old patterns. As we align our thinking with Kingdom truth, we begin to walk in the fullness of who we are in Christ.
Wrong thinking can rob us of the life God has already provided through Christ. This message explores the power of renewing our minds and learning to think from an “in Christ” perspective rather than being driven by feelings, circumstances, or lack. Through Scripture, we discover that everything pertaining to life and godliness has already been given to us through Christ’s finished work. As we align our thoughts and words with God’s truth, we move from striving to receiving, from limitation to possibility, and from earthly perspectives to heaven’s reality. Learn how right thinking unlocks what God has already placed within you.
This sermon calls believers to a deeper level of Kingdom maturity through the intentional renewal of the mind. Spiritual growth is not automatic—it requires a shift in how we think, speak, and live as we align ourselves with the truth of God’s Word and our identity in Christ.Rather than living from a “3D” perspective shaped by circumstances, we are invited into “4D living”—operating from our position in Christ, where victory has already been secured. This message challenges us to move beyond simply respecting Scripture to allowing it to fully reshape our thinking patterns.True faith is not believing that God can move, but trusting that through Christ, He has already accomplished His work. As we establish ourselves in right thinking and Kingdom identity, we experience freedom from fear, anxiety, and spiritual oppression, stepping into the fullness of life God intends for us.
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The measure of our delight in God's Word is dependant on how much we believers value it. God will not override our will and make us delight in what He says, we have to put effort into it! And the wonderful thing is when you delight in His Word, God rewards you even more in your life - like a gift that just keeps on giving! It will change your life!
How you treat the Word of God determines the direction of your spiritual life.Jesus didn’t just perform miracles—He proclaimed truth. His Word carried authority, freedom, healing, and life. And when we receive His Word with hunger and expectation, it stops being information and becomes transformation.The Greek word “paralambano” means to take as your own. God’s Word was never meant to stay at arm’s length—it was meant to dwell richly within you, to become so rooted in your heart that when life squeezes you, His truth flows out. This isn’t about religious routine.It’s about making room for the Word to shape your home, your decisions, your marriage, your faith, and your future.Don’t just hear the Word.Receive it. Live it. Carry it.
Spiritual growth isn’t always consistent—it’s a process of ups and downs, like learning to walk. God isn’t discouraged by the “irregular” moments; He’s calling us to move from passive faith to active authority. As we step out, practice spiritual disciplines, and stay persistent, we grow from inconsistency into steady strength.
This sermon emphasizes the power of understanding one’s identity in Christ Jesus and living as an overcomer through God’s Word. It challenges believers to stop defining themselves by worldly standards, past experiences, or family background, and instead see themselves through Scripture. Being “in Christ” means already possessing what God has provided—not striving for it, but awakening to it. Victory comes not from human effort, but from receiving and carrying God’s Word daily, shifting from crisis-based faith to a consistent life of health, joy, and blessing.
This is a season of refreshing that comes through repentance and truly understanding who you are in Christ. Jesus didn’t come just to make you better—He made you brand new, giving you His Zoe life right now, not just in eternity. That life brings healing, peace, joy, and victory over darkness. Stop seeing yourself through circumstances or feelings, and start seeing yourself through God’s Word. As you renew your mind and speak in agreement with your identity in Him, you begin to live from that truth every day.
The resurrection isn’t just about Jesus coming back to life—it’s about Him imparting God’s own life (“Zoe”) into believers. Through the cross and resurrection, we didn’t just receive forgiveness or a path to heaven, but a complete spiritual transformation—God’s nature within us. This same divine life gives authority, freedom, and power to live differently. The key question is whether we truly recognize and live from that reality.
This message reveals a powerful truth for today: even when life feels overwhelming, we are living in times of refreshing through God’s presence. Drawing from Acts 3 and John 15, it reminds us that true joy isn’t based on circumstances—it comes from the words of Jesus and remains in us when we stay connected to Him.We’re challenged to recognize that the enemy works quickly to steal the Word because without it, we lose our joy—and without joy, we lose our strength. Often, it’s not major crises but small daily frustrations that quietly drain us.The call is simple but powerful: return to the Word, guard your joy, and spend time with Jesus until that joy begins to overflow naturally. This isn’t about religion—it’s about stepping into the full, abundant life God has promised.
This sermon explores the biblical account of the Roman centurion's servant to teach believers about operating in spiritual authority for healing and deliverance. The pastor emphasizes that understanding authority is a prerequisite for faith and receiving miracles. Through the centurion's example, we learn that recognizing we are under God's authority—just as Jesus operated under the Father's authority—empowers us to speak with authority over sickness, demons, and adverse circumstances. The message challenges believers to know their identity in Christ, approach God correctly with faith and humility, and exercise the authority Jesus has delegated to the Church. When we understand who we are in Christ and how spiritual authority works, we can minister healing not only to ourselves but also to others who are beyond natural help.
This sermon by Pastor Joel highlights God’s faithfulness in guiding believers into His love and the endurance of Christ. It emphasizes that true joy comes from a relationship with Jesus, not circumstances. As believers prioritize fellowship with Him, joy becomes a source of strength. The message challenges cultural pressures and calls Christians to return to joy through thanksgiving, praise, and a firm foundation in the gospel.
This message reminds us of the importance of not only seeking what God can do, but seeking to understand how He works. The Bible says that Israel saw God’s acts, but Moses knew God’s ways. God has a thousand ways to bring freedom, provision, and breakthrough in our lives, but it requires humility to stop assuming and begin inquiring of the Lord.Instead of living in a transactional relationship where we constantly ask God for things, we are called into a deeper place of intimacy—seeking His face, learning His character, and trusting His methods. When we inquire of the Lord and submit to His ways, we position ourselves to receive His guidance, wisdom, and direction for every situation.God’s desire is not just to show us His power, but to bring us into a relationship where we truly know Him and walk in His ways. ✨
Know God’s will… but also seek His ways.It’s not enough to know the promises — we must inquire of the Lord for direction on how to walk them out. Moses knew God’s ways; Israel only saw His acts.This message calls us out of passive faith and into intimate relationship with the Holy Spirit — through humility, worship, obedience, and intentional inquiry.Don’t rely on assumptions. Position yourself for victory by asking, listening, and walking in His way.
Knowing God’s will isn’t enough — you need to know His ways. Psalm 103 says Israel saw God’s works, but Moses knew His ways. Millions witnessed miracles like the Red Sea, yet many never reached the promise because they refused to follow God’s direction. They wanted God to move their way instead of seeking His. David shows us the better path. Even after victory after victory, he kept inquiring of the Lord. Sometimes God told him to attack directly. Other times He gave completely different instructions. David understood something powerful:Yesterday’s victory is not today’s direction.Breakthrough comes when we stop telling God how to work and start asking Him what He wants to do.Sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do isn’t spectacular — it’s simply obeying the gentle leading of the Spirit in everyday decisions.When we acknowledge Him in all our ways, He promises to direct our paths.This message will challenge you to move from assumption to humility and from routine to real relationship with God.Stop assuming. Start asking. God will answer.
Are we living from an “in Christ” perspective—or constantly slipping back into fear, worry, and limitation?Gospel of Matthew 6:22–23 reminds us that a “healthy eye” means a focused, single vision rooted in who we are in Christ. When we see God as pure light, ourselves as seated with Him, and others through His truth, everything changes.There are only two realms: in Christ or outside of Him. Victory, peace, and authority already exist in Him. The key is learning to live from that place. ✨#InChrist #RenewYourMind #KingdomPerspective #FaithWalk
This message calls us to shift our focus from life’s chaos to who we are in Christ. Real transformation doesn’t come from staring at our problems, but from fixing our eyes on Jesus. Our true life is hidden with Christ, and everything heaven enjoys—peace, joy, wholeness, provision—is already available to us. The challenge: align our thinking and live from our true identity as new creations.
In this message, Pastor Joel challenges the church to arise in 2026—to move beyond spiritual apathy, depression, and comfort zones, and step into our calling as active fishers of men. Drawing from Isaiah 60:1–2, Pastor Joel reminds us that God’s glory has already risen upon His people, and now the response is to get up and let His light shine.The message centers on two powerful realities Pastor Joel emphasizes throughout the sermon: Jesus is coming back, and every believer will one day give an account of their life at the judgment seat of Christ. With urgency and clarity, the church is challenged to make 2026 productive for Jesus—by filling His house, making disciples, and stepping out in faith despite fear of rejection.Pastor Joel reminds us that true transformation happens when we submit to God’s vision, embrace discomfort, and live with the love and humility modeled by Christ Himself.
A powerful call for the church to rise from spiritual apathy and embrace its mission. Last Sunday, Pastor Joel urged believers to live with urgency in light of Jesus’ return, take responsibility for reaching the lost, and move from passive faith to active obedience. Pastor Joel challenges every believer to see themselves as part of God’s evangelistic team, reminding us that lives are transformed when we open our hearts, invite others, and make room at the altar for Jesus to move.
This message calls us to arise from spiritual complacency, drawing from Isaiah 60’s promise that God’s glory rises even in times of darkness. It reminds us that today’s chaos flows from misplaced love—but God’s call is simple: Arise. Spiritual hunger isn’t produced by effort or religion; it’s awakened by discovering God’s relentless pursuit of us. From Enoch to Moses, Scripture reveals a God who desires closeness with His people. True spiritual life, influence, and impact flow from daily time in His presence—the greatest overflow we can offer our families, workplaces, and communities.
Arise and shake off spiritual lethargy. This is a call to get up from that face-down place where circumstances, discouragement, and the noise of the world try to keep us stuck. Darkness may cover the earth, but we belong to a different kingdom. Greater is He who is in us than he who is in the world (1 John 4:4). The key to rising is hunger for God—not passive interest, but a deep desire for His presence, His Word, and His purposes. That hunger keeps us humble, moves us from self-focused living to serving others, and positions us to bring real transformation to our homes, cities, and nation. The answer isn’t waiting for things to change around us—it’s choosing to arise and let God work through surrendered, hungry hearts.
What if the key to 2026 isn’t addition—but separation?From the beginning, God separated light from darkness. Before breakthrough comes, separation must happen. This isn’t about being better than others—it’s about having the courage to remove what doesn’t belong. Like Paul, Jeremiah, and Esther, many of us were set apart for a purpose before we ever knew it. The question isn’t if God chose us, but will we answer the call? God wants us fully His—clean, focused, and dedicated. When we separate ourselves unto Him, alignment, provision, and breakthrough follow.
This sermon teaches that Christians are called to be children of love, living on assignment in God’s Kingdom. True spiritual maturity isn’t measured by numbers, but by how deeply we grow in the agape love of God. As God’s love becomes the root of our lives, we die to selfishness, walk as true disciples of Christ, and become a powerful witness to a lost world. Daily experiencing God’s love casts out fear, brings rest to our souls, and empowers us to walk in His authority and anointing.
This message reminds us that revival starts in the house—with how we love one another. We’re called to move from consumers to contributors, to serve and honor each other with the gifts God placed in us. Even when it’s hard, agape love shows up in conflict, in carrying burdens, and in choosing honor. A church marked by sacrificial love becomes the clearest proof to the world that we are truly disciples of Jesus.
This week’s message from Pastor Joel dives deep into the unstoppable, unshakeable love of God. He reminds us that our walk with God always begins with His love for us—we love Him because He first loved us. And once God places His hand on your life, His grip never loosens. No circumstance, no failure, no season can break His hold on you.Pastor Joel challenges us to move beyond feelings or religious activity and step into true agape love—the kind that shows up through obedience, consistency, and how we treat people.He paints a picture of a church fully shaped by God’s love:✨ A family that refuses to give up on each other✨ A place where we speak to each other’s future, not failures✨ A community that stays gracious under pressure✨ A people ready for divine assignments because their hearts are aligned with God’s heart
As believers, we are commanded to walk in love with everyone, but ESPECIALLY our fellows believers. As Paul says in 1 Corinth. 13, what good is it if we say and do all the right things, but do not have love inside our hearts? Pastor Joel dives into the chapter and teaches on how vital it is to love one another, how it works practically in our lives, and why God values it so much.
Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025 message by Sarah Pearsons. BE BOLD is a conference by Impacting Canada Ministries, and hosted by Impact Life Church in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada.
Friday, Nov. 14, 2025 message by Sarah Pearsons. BE BOLD is a conference by Impacting Canada Ministries, and hosted by Impact Life Church in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada.
It was our pleasure and honour to have pastor Sarah Pearsons from Legacy Church speak and share her heart this past weekend!
When life feels out of order, it’s often because we’ve stepped out of God’s design for peace. In this message, Pastor Joel unpacks the biblical truth that God is not a God of disorder but of peace, and that true divine order begins with one command: Love one another as Christ loved us.Discover how living in the agape love of God brings spiritual clarity, restores peace, and shuts the door on the enemy’s influence. This sermon challenges believers to move beyond self-centeredness and the victim mindset—and to embrace the selfless, sacrificial love that Christ demonstrated for all humanity.✨ Learn how love realigns your heart, transforms your relationships, and brings your spiritual life back into order.#DivineOrder #LoveLikeChrist #ChristianLiving #FaithMessage #Sermon #ChurchOnline
Are you living in God’s divine order? This message shows that divine order isn’t about rigid rules—it’s about aligning your life with God’s design so His blessings can flow through you.Learn how God’s love empowers you to forgive quickly, love sacrificially, and walk in divine order in every area of life—relationships, finances, health, and faith.#DivineOrder #GodsLove #ChristianLife #Faith
Are you living in God’s divine order—or just asking Him to fix your problems? In this episode, we explore how everything God does flows from His love, and why walking in that love is the key to spiritual gifts, daily living, and true purpose. Learn how to make love your highest goal and align your life with heaven’s system.
Our lives follow our focus. In this powerful message, Pastor Jamie reminds us that God’s love—not perfection—is the foundation of our faith. Through Proverbs 4, we’re challenged to realign our attention with God’s truth, walk in obedience, and rely on the Holy Spirit for real transformation.
When Jesus is first, everything else falls into place. In this episode, discover how restoring divine order brings peace, clarity, and spiritual growth. ✨
In this powerful sermon, discover why divine order is the key to a thriving Christian life. When Jesus Christ isn’t first, every area—our faith, families, and even our churches—can fall into dysfunction. Learn how to realign your priorities, elevate Christ above all else, and experience true spiritual revival. As we decrease and let Christ increase, we become more effective in living out the Great Commission and walking in God’s purpose.#DivineOrder #JesusFirst #ChristianLiving #SpiritualRevival #GreatCommission
🔥 Are we truly living with passion for Christ, or have we grown lukewarm?In this powerful message, Pastor [Name] calls the church to return to its first love for Jesus and embrace its role as a pillar of truth, salt, and light in today’s world. This is more than a sermon—it’s a wake-up call to rekindle our fire, strengthen our faith, and live fully for Christ’s mission.📖 Be encouraged, be challenged, and let God stir your heart again.👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more messages that will equip and inspire you in your walk with God.#ChurchMessage #Faith #ChristianLiving #SpiritualFire #ReturnToFirstLove #WakeUpChurch #PassionForChrist
It’s time to wake up! The battle isn’t political or cultural—it’s spiritual. God is calling us to rise above lukewarm faith and stand boldly as warriors for Christ. Step into your calling and let the Holy Spirit use you to bring real change in the world!
This sermon explores the concept of spiritual sonship, contrasting it with an orphan or slave mentality. It emphasizes that through Christ, believers are adopted into God's family and given full acceptance and inheritance. The message encourages Christians to embrace their identity as sons and daughters of God, moving away from religious duty and fear to a relationship of love and belonging with the Father.
We delve into the transformative power of God's grace as revealed in Acts 20 and explored through the lens of the New Testament. The message emphasizes our identity 'in Christ' - a revolutionary concept that redefines who we are as believers. We're reminded that over 130 times in the New Testament, phrases like 'in Him' and 'in Christ' appear, highlighting our new spiritual reality. This isn't just about becoming better versions of ourselves, but about aligning our thinking with what God says about us. The apostle Paul's prayer in Ephesians 1 becomes our own - for wisdom, revelation, and enlightened spiritual eyes to truly grasp our rich inheritance in Christ. As we continue in God's Word, we discover the liberating truth of who we are, freeing us from bondage to sin, addiction, and negative self-perception. This journey of discovery isn't instantaneous but requires daily alignment with God's truth, leading to a transformed life from the inside out.
Today we explore the transformative power of God's grace in the lives of believers. Pastor Joel emphasizes the shift from the Old Covenant law to the New Covenant of grace through Jesus Christ. He highlights how understanding and embracing this grace can build up believers, impart God's blessings, and transform their thinking and behavior to overcome sin. He stresses the importance of awakening to righteousness and living from a victorious perspective in Christ.
In this powerful message, we're challenged to embrace the transformative power of God's grace in our lives. The central theme revolves around becoming 'established in grace,' as highlighted in Colossians 2:6-7 and Hebrews 13:9. We're reminded that God's will for us is to be deeply rooted and increasingly confirmed in our faith. This isn't about our own efforts, but about allowing Christ to dwell in our hearts through faith. The message emphasizes that grace isn't just a theological concept, but a person - Jesus Christ himself. As we grow in grace, we're called to shift from a 'slave mentality' to embracing our true identity as sons and daughters of God. This growth may invite persecution from those still bound by legalism, but we're encouraged to stand firm in our freedom in Christ. The message challenges us to examine our spiritual maturity and to continually feast on God's grace, allowing it to transform every area of our lives.
"Where is your faith" A question Jesus asked His disciples often. What does that question even mean? Pastor John delves into the Word and teaches what Jesus meant by it, and what it really means to find your faith.
This sermon explores the fundamental shift from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant, emphasizing the centrality of Jesus Christ and the importance of being established in grace. Pastor Joel highlights the contrast between performance-based religion and grace-based faith, urging believers to focus on Jesus' finished work rather than their own efforts. The message encourages Christians to understand and experience God's love as the foundation for living a victorious Christian life.
This sermon explores the transition from the Old Covenant (law) to the New Covenant (grace) through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes the importance of understanding our position in Christ and living by faith rather than works. Pastor Joel highlights how Jesus fulfilled the law, canceling the old system and establishing a new one based on His perfect obedience and sacrifice. The message encourages believers to shift their focus from sin consciousness to grace consciousness, recognizing God's love and Christ's finished work as the foundation for their relationship with God.
We had the privilege of having Pastor Chloe Nash from Australia take the pulpit this Sunday and bring an amazing word from the Lord! As believers we are ones who walk in God's Light and KNOW how to walk accurately!
This sermon focuses on the importance of understanding and living in the "in Christ" realm, which is contrasted with the natural realm or the "world of the dead." Pastor Joel emphasizes the need for believers to renew their minds, align their thinking with their new identity in Christ, and live from a place of divine union. He stresses that this shift in perspective is essential for experiencing the fullness of what God has provided through Jesus Christ.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of aligning one's thoughts with God's word and living in vital union with Christ. Pastor Joel emphasizes that believers must change their thinking to match their new identity in Christ, moving beyond mere emotional experiences to a faith-based lifestyle. He highlights the need for Christians to resist negative thoughts, embrace their new nature in Christ, and live from a position of already possessing everything they need through their relationship with God.
Carlie shares the goodness of God and how healing is a free gift, bought and paid for by Jesus! You don't have to strive for it any longer!
Families are under attack! And it's no wonder because they are the foundation of every person. Pastor John takes the stage and speaks about the importance of having faith and family values, and why they are so critical. Families must be centered around God and His intent for them. Listen in!
This sermon explores the concept of living in the "in Christ" reality, emphasizing the importance of renewing one's mind to align with the truths of God's kingdom. Pastor Joel encourages believers to shift their focus from the natural realm to the spiritual realm, where they are complete in Christ. He magnifies the importance for Christians to train themselves to think, speak, and act from this higher perspective, which leads to a victorious life of faith.
In this powerful message, we're challenged to embrace our true identity in Christ and live from a place of spiritual authority. The central theme revolves around developing a sound mind by renewing our thoughts according to God's Word. We're reminded of 2 Timothy 1:7, which assures us that God has given us a spirit of power, love, and a sound mind. This scripture serves as a foundation for understanding our spiritual inheritance. The message draws interesting parallels between the strategies of the enemy and our need to be vigilant, referencing 1 Peter 5:8 where Satan is described as a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour. We're encouraged to see ourselves as co-raised and co-seated with Christ, emphasizing the importance of meditating on our position in Him. This perspective shift has profound implications for our daily lives, empowering us to overcome anxiety, depression, and fear by aligning our thoughts and words with our true identity in Christ.
In last Sundays message, we're reminded of our incredible transition from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of God's dear Son. Drawing from John 5:24 and Colossians 1, pastor Joel explores how believers have taken a 'giant step' into a new realm of spiritual living. This isn't just a change of scenery; it's a complete transformation of our spiritual DNA. We're challenged to align our thinking with this new reality, recognizing that we've been transferred into a kingdom where faith, not feelings, reigns supreme. The message urges us to dive deep into God's Word, making it our constitution for living. By doing so, we learn to operate in faith, answering life's challenges with the authority of Scripture rather than being swayed by circumstances. This shift in mindset is crucial for experiencing the fullness of life in God's kingdom and impacts every aspect of our daily walk with Christ.
This sermon explores the contrast between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness, emphasizing the importance of aligning oneself with God's Word and developing a sound mind. Pastor Joel encourages believers to become skillful in using the Word of God to combat negative thoughts and answer the call God has placed on their lives. He stresses the importance of submitting to God's will, recognizing one's identity in Christ, and becoming a capable vessel for God's use.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of submitting to God's Word and aligning one's thinking with His kingdom principles. Pastor Joel discusses the contrast between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness, highlighting the need for believers to recognize their new identity in Christ and operate with a sound mind. He stresses the importance of spiritual warfare, particularly in dealing with negative thoughts and temptations, and encourages the congregation to live as instruments that God can "play!"
This sermon emphasizes the importance of living by faith and renewing one's mind with God's Word. Pastor Joel discusses how believers have been transferred from the "world of the dead" to the "world of the living" through faith in Christ. He stresses the need to align one's thinking with God's Word, to speak faith-filled words, and to resist negative thoughts. Pastor Joel encourages believers to embrace their identity in Christ and to live victoriously by focusing on God's promises rather than circumstances.
In Joseph's final message of Impact Conference 2025, we're reminded of the vital role we play as the Church in restraining darkness and ushering in God's kingdom. The story of King Joash and the prophet Elisha in 2 Kings 13 serves as a striking parallel to our current spiritual climate. Just as Joash was instructed to strike the ground with arrows, we too are called to be proactive in our faith, not settling for mediocrity but pursuing God's purposes with passion and perseverance. This narrative challenges us to consider: Are we merely going through the motions, or are we truly engaging in spiritual warfare with all our might? The message emphasizes that our faith is the power that brings the world to its knees, urging us to elevate our thinking and identity in Christ. As we navigate these times of 'redemptive instability,' we're encouraged to stand firm, knowing that we are the 'red church' - overcoming by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. This perspective shift from victims to victors in Christ is crucial for our effectiveness in these last days.
In this powerful message, Joseph Z reminds us of the importance of generational legacy in our spiritual journey. The central theme revolves around the concept of 'fathers and sons' in the faith, drawing parallels from 1 Corinthians 4:15. We're challenged to consider our role in this spiritual lineage - are we instructors merely repeating information, or are we becoming spiritual fathers who impart life and wisdom? The message emphasizes that for every 10,000 instructors, there is only one true spiritual father. This insight invites us to reflect on our own spiritual maturity and the impact we're making on others. Are we worthy of imitation, as Paul urged the Corinthians to imitate him? This teaching encourages us to step into a deeper level of spiritual responsibility and influence, nurturing the next generation of believers with wisdom, strength, and authentic faith.
In this powerful message, we're reminded of our role as believers in pushing back the darkness and hastening God's plans. The key lesson is that our faith, prayers, and actions can alter spiritual timelines, just as Joshua commanded the sun to stand still. We're encouraged to be bold in our faith, recognizing that God desires to partner with us in bringing His kingdom to earth. The story of Polycarp's martyrdom illustrates the unwavering faith we're called to embody, even in the face of persecution. This message challenges us to move beyond a 'pretty pony gospel' and embrace our calling as reformers and game-changers in our generation. We're urged to find our tribe, commit to our purpose, and recognize that our lives matter greatly in God's grand plan. As we align ourselves with God's will and stand firm in our faith, we have the power to push back darkness and see revival in our land.
Joseph Z comes to Impact Life Church for our annual Impact Conference 2025! In Session 1, we're reminded of the vital importance of hearing God's voice in our lives. Joseph's story of him as a young boy first hearing God's call at age nine reminds us that God speaks to all of us, regardless of age or circumstance. We're challenged to develop our spiritual senses, as Hebrews 5:14 encourages us to 'exercise our senses to discern good and evil.' The message emphasizes that while we live in the natural world, there's a spiritual realm where God's blessings and power reside. By faith, we can tap into this realm, bringing God's reality into our everyday lives. This teaching urges us to step out in faith, whether in healing, prophecy, or evangelism, trusting that God will use us as vessels for His work. As we learn to listen and respond to God's voice, we become more effective in our spiritual walk and in impacting the world around us.
The resurrection of Jesus is the anthem of our faith! Pastor Joel goes deep into the power of Jesus and how His resurrection ultimately put the nails in the coffin of our sin, shame, guilt and disconnect from God. We are FREE!
Good Friday service at Impact Life Church on April 18, 2025. Pastor Joel brings to life the importance of Jesus' sacrifice and how it changed the world forever!
This sermon emphasizes the importance of living by faith as the highest calling and greatest privilege for Christians. Pastor Joel encourages believers to enter into the faith of Abraham, which involves submitting to God's word, aligning one's thinking with Scripture, and speaking like God. The sermon highlights the need to be filled with God's word as protection against the enemy's attacks and to maintain a sound mind in the face of life's challenges.
In this powerful message, we're challenged to embrace our identity as children of God and to live by faith. The central theme revolves around Romans 8:19, reminding us that all of creation is eagerly waiting for God's children to be revealed. We're encouraged to shift our focus from worldly perspectives to God's words, which are containers of wisdom, healing power, and eternal truth. The story of Abraham is highlighted, showing us how faith operates beyond natural circumstances. As we enter into the 'faith of Abraham,' we're invited to a lifestyle of victory over the world, Satan, and our flesh. This message urges us to pay close attention to God's words, allowing them to shape our thinking and speaking. By doing so, we align ourselves with our true identity and origin in God, enabling us to live out the extraordinary life He has called us to.
This sermon explores the transition from relying on visible miracles to living by faith through God's Word. Pastor Joel emphasizes the importance of being a servant of God, understanding authority, and carrying God's words in our hearts. He highlights the need for Christians to move beyond seeking physical manifestations and instead trust in the power of God's spoken word, drawing parallels between the faith of the Roman centurion and the transition from Moses' miracles to Joshua's obedience to God's words.
In this powerful message, we're challenged to embrace the heart of obedience as servants of Christ. The story of Abraham teaches us that true faith is inseparable from obedience. We're reminded that God is attracted to hearts that are tender and willing to submit, just as Abraham's was. The message emphasizes three key points: recognizing ourselves as servants of Jesus first, seeing ourselves as small in our own eyes, and delighting greatly in God's commands. This perspective shift can revolutionize our faith walk, leading us to a deeper, more intimate relationship with God. As we learn to say 'yes' to God unconditionally, we position ourselves to experience the fullness of His promises and step into our divine calling. This message encourages us to rethink our approach to faith, moving beyond mere words to a lifestyle of joyful obedience.
This last Sunday at Impact Life Church, Pastor Joel speaks about how disobedience and rebellion are big deals to God. As believers, we cannot afford to tolerate any of it in our lives! Look at the Garden of Eden; it was the reason why men fell and gave authority to the devil over the earth! Listen NOW to hear more! It was a great message!
In last Sunday's message, Pastor Joel explores the concept of faith, using Abraham's journey as a model for believers today. He emphasizes the importance of not just believing in God's promises, but actively cooperating with God's plan. He teaches that faith is both a heart and mouth issue, requiring believers to align their thoughts and words with God's vision for their lives. We are encouraged as Christians to earnestly contend for faith, learn to hear God's voice, obey His instructions, and speak in alignment with His promises.
In Sunday's message, we're reminded of the vital importance of faith in our Christian walk. Pastor Joel delves into Hebrews 6, emphasizing that faith is not just a concept, but a foundational element of our spiritual lives. We're challenged to examine ourselves, asking if we're truly 'in the faith' - not just possessing it, but actively living it out. This introspection isn't about condemnation, but about ensuring we're experiencing the fullness of what Christ has provided. The message draws parallels between our journey and the Israelites' exodus from Egypt, highlighting how God wants to free us not just from external bondage, but from ingrained worldly mindsets. As we reflect on this, we're encouraged to recognize areas where we might still be 'enslaved' to worldly thinking, and to actively shift our dependency to God. This teaching reminds us that our inheritance in Christ is not just a future hope, but a present reality we can step into through faith.
Pastor Jaime explores the concept of faith as a lifestyle that emerges from a deep, intimate relationship with God. Faith is not a formula, but a trust and rest in God's promises, learned through ongoing experiences and encounters with Him. It's important to align one's life, words, and actions with God's truth, and making His Word the final authority in all situations. Listen in!
This sermon explores the foundational concept of faith in Christian life, emphasizing the importance of not just believing but actively calling things into being. Pastor Joel teaches that faith is not passive but requires action through speech and confession. He stresses that God has already completed His works, and believers are called to align their speech with God's promises to see them manifest in their lives.
Last Sunday's message revolves around Romans 4:17, where Abraham is described as one who 'calls into being things that do not exist.' This scripture illuminates a profound truth: our faith is not just about believing, but about actively speaking and calling forth the promises of God into our reality. We're challenged to examine our own lives and ask: are we merely hoping for change, or are we boldly declaring God's truth over our circumstances? The parallel drawn between Abraham's faith and our own is striking, reminding us that just as Abraham had to believe he was the father of many nations before seeing any evidence, we too must speak life into seemingly impossible situations. This message urges us to shift from a passive faith to an active one, where we align our words with God's promises, regardless of what our current circumstances may suggest. It's a call to live as 'world overcomers,' not through our own strength, but through the power of faith-filled declarations.
In Sunday's message, we explore the vital concept of faith as the foundation of our spiritual lives. We're reminded that faith is not just an optional aspect of our walk with God, but a lifestyle we're called to embrace. As we delve into Ephesians 2:8, Pastor Joel, emphasizes that grace flows and faith receives. We're challenged to see ourselves from God's perspective, calling things that are not as though they were, just as Abraham did. This practice of 'calling' activates our faith and brings God's promises into our reality. We're encouraged to be mindful of our words, recognizing that what we speak has power in the spiritual realm. This message urges us to contend earnestly for our faith, as Jude exhorts, and to live from a heavenly perspective rather than an earthly one. It's a call to align our speech and thoughts with God's Word, transforming our lives through the power of faith-filled declarations. Listen in!
In Jude 1, we are commanded as believers to contend for the faith! What does that mean? Contend Earnestly for the Faith Means: We are interested, hungry and have a desire for faith. We know the devil is interested in our defeat. So we need to be interested in getting past opposition. I cannot afford to have a casual approach to my life of faith.
What are “Faith Cloggers?”Unbelief. Doubt. Fear. Worry. Un-forgiveness. Strife. Offence. Wrong thinking. Disobedience. It’s the little things that stop the Word from producing - GET RID OF THEM!
The Faith Pipeline. Make sure nothing is clogging your "faith pipeline." Look at your heart and ask yourself if there's anything inside that could be clogging your faith.
Pastor Joel takes us back to the basics of what it means to live a spirit empowered life. It starts with #faith! We need to master the basics before anything else can progress.
Being part of a church is more than attending the service every week. It's involves KINGDOM work! In the message, Pastor John talks about what it means to "answer the call" in your life and the part we as believers play in building the church. It's all for His glory!
Jesus doesn't see you as a sinner anymore! He paid too high of a price for that to be true. You as a believer now belong to His family, and can go boldly to the Lord without any blame, shame, or guilt. How do you know if this true? Listen in!
Is believing God important? YES! (Genesis 15:6) It is so vital to our walk with Him. Believing in God allows us to participate in His divine ways, and the Spirit can lead us.
Do you agree with God? Do you believe His Word? If you ever feel like Heaven is quiet, know it’s not God rejecting you, or pushing you away. Go back and ask yourself those questions, because in order to hear God adequately, you have to align yourself with His Word.
How you hear is so important when it comes to your life! What you put in yourself is what you'll get out - the condition of your heart matters!
The term "mega-church" tends to have negative connotations on it, but what does is God’s mindset of “Mega-church” actually? It's that each one of us use the gift that He’s placed in and on us to advance His Church!
How do you differentiate between what your mind says and what your Spirit says? Do they ever agree, or is one of them always wrong? How do you know what voice is speaking? Pastor Joel answers these questions in Sundays message!
What are you looking for when the Spirit is leading you? A big, booming voice from the sky saying "this is what you should do!"? Or maybe for a physical sign where you say to God, "If 7 red cards drive by me today, I'll know it was you speaking to me, Lord." NOOO! Don't do that! Pastor Joel answers the question in last Sunday's message on how we as believers know the Spirit is speaking to us.
Session 1 of Magnificent Jesus! Pastor Tony takes us on a deep dive into the magnificence of Jesus, and how the disciples determined and learned who He really was during their time with Him, and after!
Have you ever wondered why God spoke to prophets and people in the Old Testament in different methods that were unique? Moses and the burning bush, Gideon and the wet fleece, Naama dipping in the river 7 times, etc. It was how God could communicate with them in that DISPENSATION (that time period before the cross). Now that we are in the CHURCH AGE and are our spirits are completely alive, God can speak to believers directly to our hearts! It's important we understand that and are not always lead by outside situations.
Pastor Joel continues his series on a Spirit Empowered Life, and explains how we have a DIVINE advantage with the Holy Spirit living on the inside of us! God is always wanting to show you things to come, but it's up to us to TURN towards Him and His Word, and allow the Spirit to reveal things to us on the inside.
It's easy to look at life through the natural; we're right in the thick of it! However, we aren't meant to live life that way! God paid an incredibly high price that purchased our freedom and gave us the Holy Spirit! Being born again isn't just your salvation! We are made the righteousness of God through Christ AND SO MUCH MORE!
This Sunday we had pastor David McGrew of speak at Impact, and it was amazing!He gives insightful wisdom into how to continue to be filled in the Holy Spirit, how necessary it is, and how easy it can be! Listen in!
When we believe and receive Jesus as our Lord, we are BORN of the Spirit. And once we have received Jesus as our Lord, we qualify to be FILLED with the Spirit. When He comes on our spirit and as we are filled with Him, He empowers us to live the Christian life. We are empowered to being a witness for Jesus and to serve His church effectively.
Who has God called you to be? What does it look like? Where do you find out the answer, or even start? So many questions, BUT there is an answer! You need to let the Spirit reveal it to you in your heart. You gotta see who you really are!
Understanding that you have a right-standing with God is key to walking a spirit empowered life! It will affect everything about your life!
How do you know if you're walking with the Holy Spirit? It's so important as believers that we continually listen and walk with Him. He lives inside of us. Pastor Joel introduces our new series titled "Spirit Empowered Living."
Pastor John takes the pulpit again this morning to speak on another case of miracles! Supernatural Debt Cancellation
We're so excited to have our founding pastor, John Huizing, as he shares what the Lord has put on his heart to preach on! Case Studies in Miracles!
Part 14 of the Fear of the Lord Series. It takes ONE person in a family to make a decision to “Fear God” that will leave a lasting impact on future generations. What kind of legacy do you want to leave?
Audio quality improves at 2:16. We apologize for the errorPart 13 of the Fear of the Lord Series. The Bible talks about many blessings that are ours, as believers. But they're not automatic. We play a role in seeing those promises come down from Heavn to this Earth. Listen in!
Part 12 of the Fear of the Lord Series. How does someone become a friend of God? What does it look like? Listen in!
Part 11 of the Fear of the Lord Series. There will be times God tells us to do something that just doesn’t make sense to our minds. The question isn’t, “why is God asking me to do this?”The question is, "do you fear God to do what He’s asking of you without knowing all the reasons why?"
Part 10 of the Fear of the Lord Series . A question to ask yourself today is this: is your conscience clear? Do you follow your convictions and are you under truth's protection?James 1:22 (NCV) “Do what God’s teaching says; when you only listen and do nothing, you are fooling yourselves.”
Part 9 of the Fear of the Lord Series: Who's Playing You? Are you being influenced by God's Word, or the enemy? Whether you see it or not, one of them is "playing" you.
Part 8 of the Fear of the Lord series. Are you teachable? Can the Lord direct you, or are you stubborn? Having a teachable heart is key to fearing the Lord, and hearing His voice.
Part 7 of the Fear of the Lord series. What does it mean to tremble at God's Word? How does it apply to you? Is it literal fear that you shake? Listen in!
Part 6 of the Fear of the Lord Series. In this message, Pastor Joel continues on how we can fear the Lord as believers. We do that by understanding what our "first" is or what it should be, and judging ourselves rightly by looking within. What do you prioritize in your life? What is your "first?"
Part 5 of the Fear of the Lord Series. In this message, Pastor Joel gives insight to how we can be intentional with where we put our "weight" into. Do we fear God, or are we honouring things above Him?
Part 4 of the series: The Fear of the Lord. Pastor Joel talks about why many do not have a reverent fear of God; because of their fear of men. Putting men or even yourself ahead of God is dangerous
Legalism and Lawlessness are 2 ditches believers can find themselves in when it comes to their faith and doctrine. Pastor Joel delves into the Word to determine how we can stay in the centre of the road and stay out of the ditches. Listen now!
Pastor Ken Dyck's (founder of Freedom Session) message about the relationship between mental health and Christianity. Recorded at Impact Life Church.
Dr. Jerry Savelle message at Impact Life Church on March 18, 2024. What a blessing to have him with us!
Sunday Morning Message - Learning To Live In The Current Dispensation by Impact Life Church
The average child in America is exposed to pornography for the first time at age eleven. Unless parents know how to intervene and mentor their children into sexual purity, most kids will find themselves addicted to porn by the time they graduate from high school. Blaine teaches a two-session seminar to parents, providing both a sound strategy and valuable tools to disciple our young people into freedom.
The average child in America is exposed to pornography for the first time at age eleven. Unless parents know how to intervene and mentor their children into sexual purity, most kids will find themselves addicted to porn by the time they graduate from high school. Blaine teaches a two-session seminar to parents, providing both a sound strategy and valuable tools to disciple our young people into freedom.
To live effectively and victoriously in this life, we need a clear understanding of the TIME PERIOD that we are in, to know HOW God is speaking to us. We are living in the dispensation of GRACE.
👉🏽 Every Victory we would need in this life has already been purchased
📖 Romans 8:37 Yet even in the midst of all these things, we triumph over them all, for God has made us to be more than conquerors, and His demonstrated love is our glorious victory over everything.
His demonstrated Love is my glorious victory over everything!
What do the Victorious do? They Continue. “Consistency lies the power.”
CONTINUE IN THE WORD OF GOD. CONTINUE IN THE TRUTH YOU’VE BEEN TAUGHT. CONTINUE TO FOLLOW HIM.
In this message, Pastor Joel talk about where our authority is located and who opposes it.
In this message, Pastor Joel Huizing talks about the difference between waiting "for" God and waiting "on" God and how we should put all our hope and trust in Jesus, the Anointed One.
Pastor Joel continues on the Different series and gives us a take-home challenge for this week.
From another realm. The year 2021 is to be known as the year of the local church. So, what is the church supposed to be known for? Pastor Joel shares from his heart what Impact Life Church will be known for in these last days.
It's Christmas time at Impact Life Church! Enjoy this uplifting message from Pastors Joel and Jaime Huizing!
Pastor John Huizing talks to us about The Case of Caleb and how his faith was important when it comes to his relationship with God.
Pastor Joel talks about how we are to operate in God's kingdom and the difference between the Kingdom of Light and darkness.
Part 1 of our Summer Series called A Life Of Honour. Pastor Joel lays a foundation about what Honour truly is and how we can implement it in our daily lives.
There is a sound that comes from the lips of every believer and it is so important that we choose to have the right sound, the sound of victory!
It’s Time to become dissatisfied with casual Christianity!
The Lord told us that this year we were to “DIG DEEP” to go beyond the surface of our Christian life and allow the Lord to surface ways of thinking, ways of living that have hindered us to reach greater depth in our walk with God.
Pastor Joel is starting up the series "Dig Deep" once again where we learn the importance of digging deep in our personal relationship with Jesus.
Pastor Joel talks about faith. How we have been given a measure of faith and that it is a lifestyle.
guard your heart by keeping watch over your thoughts and by being selective in what you look at.
Pastor Joel emphasizes the need to be fully aware of God and His presence in our lives. In Him is no darkness; therefore we also no longer live in darkness.
Vision needs Impartation, with impartation comes Anticipation. Expectation comes with faith In God
In this third message to the new series “Available” Pastor Joel explains how making room, and continuing in His Word will lead to our purpose and a great relationship with Him.
In this second message to the new series “Available” Pastor Joel explains how surrender leads to fulfilment in God’s purpose for our lives, and completing what He has asked of us.
In the first message of the new year, Pastor Joel starts off by explaining the importance of saying ‘Yes!’ to God in our lives and how there is more than just accepting Jesus as your saviour.
Pastor Joel concludes the One Big Christmas series by calling us to remember those moments when God did something for us in our lives.
Because He came, there is Rest and Peace with God. Do not let your heart be troubled. He offers us a resting place with Him, by being alone, quiet and still. We also find that there is Peace, which empowers resting in His luxurious love.
We are not the same, because He (Jesus) came. He came to give us hope & wisdom. We need to accept His help that He’s already provided, by casting our care, & fears on Him. Learning to let them go, so He can go to work on our behalf.
In this final message in the “This Is Living” series, Pastor Joel describes in detail what exactly hope is and why it is so important in relation to one’s faith.
In the seventh part of “This is Living” series Pastor John and Ingrid explains the “Basics of Faith”, knowing you’re born again. Faith is the ability to trust entirely on Him, faith is to act on God’s word, and it’s a spiritual law. Faith is a lifestyle and a choice, it also adds substance to your desire.
In the sixth part of the ”This Is Living” series, Pastor Joel explains how no matter what the world, people, your past, or your mistakes says, it is what God and His Word says matters more.
In the fifth part of the ”This Is Living” series, Pastor Joel explains how our job is to believe what Jesus says. It’s not about our performance, it’s about our Faith in Jesus, and what He did on the cross!
In the fourth part of the ”This Is Living” series, Pastor Joel explains how Love, that is, God, makes it so we do not perform the laws of the Old Testament. We now live in a new covenant of grace which is dependant on how much we know God loves us!
For the third part of the This Is Living series, Pastor Joel goes all in while describing what exactly it means when the Bible says, “God is love!”
In this second part of the This Is Us series, Pastor Joel continues talking about the importance of having your foundation and roots in God’s love. What you need to know beyond any shadow of a doubt is how much God loves you.
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In part four of the Dig Deep series, Pastor Joel Huizing explains how you need to understand who you are and where you are already in relation to Christ rather than focusing on becoming someone or trying to earn a position. Your identity and position in Christ is already yours!
In this the third part of the Dig Deep series, Pastor Joel first reviews what it means to be available for God. He then dives into the importance of revelation knowledge: what it is, how we need to desire it, and ultimately how Jesus is building His church through this channel.
Pastor Joel continues the Dig Deep series by reviewing a little from last week (being available for God), and then by explaining the importance of first coming to God to listen and then following Him.
Welcome to the first message of the Dig Deep season and series! Pastor starts this message by presenting the vision of the Dig Deep focus year and why it is important we go into the true depths of Christianity. Afterward, members from Impact Life Church’s leadership team each take a brief moment to present the various events, groups, and ministries taking place at the church throughout the 2019/20 year.
In this final message of the Summer Mix series, Pastor Joel finished off by teaching on how we are to deal with pride in our lives. This is one thing we CANNOT compromise on; humility is entirely necessary for the Christian life.
Pastor Joel is back and continues the Summer Mix series by addressing what it means to be humble. Humility is a necessary part of the Christian life which allows us to live the life God has in store for us.
In this message, Pastor Sheila Glover explains the importance of listening before speaking, whether that be with people or God, and why we must not get offended or angry at whatever cost.
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Pastor Joel explains how walking with God invoices loving mercy. Not only does this mean we are to have mercy on those around us, but we need to trust and “fall into” God’s mercy as well.
Pastor Joel starts by recapping a little from the previous message, then continues into describing the importance of not cutting corners in life and honouring the process God uses to bring you into what He has in store for you.
Pastor Joel starts this new series by emphasizing the need for us all to be real Jesus people! Coming to know God is key to the Christian life and is the main purpose of salvation. Creating a hunger for God and growing in your relationship with Jesus is the goal to strive after.
Pastor Joel continues the series by explaining the ‘Christian killer’ of unthankfulness. The life which is unthankful toward God ultimately walks down a path of darkness, but thankfulness brings you into the light. Thankfulness is the ‘password’ into God’s presence and is the power weapon against the enemy of our faith.
In this message, Pastor Joel Huizing explains how trials come to every Christian, and that they are proof that Jesus is active in a believers life. Trials are an opportunity for growth; so, be sure to respond to trials appropriately.
In this message, Pastor Joel Huizing describes what sideline Christianity is and how to avoid it. We need to get in the game and ensure we obey God in every area of our life, including the tithe!
Ashley Terradez uses this message to explain how increase is God’s will for all believers and how this is not a selfish thing to believe. However, increase is not automatic and there are certain steps you can take to help you believe what God already has for you.
In this message, Pastor Joel Huizing continues the series by explaining how living on information can kill a Christian’s life. Three ways to ensure a strong Christian life is knowing the purpose of Word, meditating on it, and praying in tongues.
In this message, Pastor Joel Huizing continues the series by explaining how despising small beginnings can kill the Christian life. What is required is knowing how the Kingdom of God works (by starting with the small things), being obedient to God, and being faithful in the little.
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In this message, Pastor Joel Huizing continues the series by addressing the issues with living for the wrong audience – living for the applause of people. Contemporary society pressures us to perform and to be our best in the eyes of the world! But we are to live to please God first and foremost.
In this message, Pastor Joel, fresh back from Mexico, focuses on explaining what is the primary purpose of our salvation - that is, why did God save us? From this, Pastor Joel then instructs us on how each of us becomes more like Jesus.
In this message, Pastor Joel, fresh back from Mexico, focuses on explaining what is the primary purpose of our salvation - that is, why did God save us? From this, Pastor Joel then instructs us on how each of us becomes more like Jesus.
In this message, Pastors John and Ingrid teach on the story of the Canaanite Woman who received healing from Jesus.
In this message, we have a panel who discuss a variety of things which become a stumbling block for Christians.
In this message, we have a panel who discuss a variety of things which become a stumbling block for Christians.
Blaine Bartel tells his story of how God resurrected him from living a life of death and destruction, into a new life of love and acceptance.
Join us for Impact Life Church's Resurrection Sunday service as Pastor Joel explains how Jesus' death and resurrection forgive us from our sins and free us from sickness and disease.
Today’s message instructs us on how to live for loving others. Focusing on love for God and people as well as truth that sets people free from life challenges, Pastor Joel Huizing says, “Love doesn’t change people, love does.”
Today’s message instructs us on how to live for loving others. Focusing on love for God and people as well as truth that sets people free from life challenges, Pastor Joel Huizing says, “Love doesn’t change people, love does.”
In this new series, Pastor Joel begins reviewing the heartbeat of Impact Life Church - including, what is the mindset of our church, how we impact generations for Jesus, and what it takes for us to reach out to those around us, draw them into Jesus, and lift them up to go out and do likewise.
In this new series, Pastor Joel begins reviewing the heartbeat of Impact Life Church - including, what is the mindset of our church, how we impact generations for Jesus, and what it takes for us to reach out to those around us, draw them into Jesus, and lift them up to go out and do likewise.
Continuing on the topic of our ‘roots’ in faith, in this message Pastor Joel further explains the life of faith and how you are to live by faith. He cautions against the dangers of presumption (when you presume to do God’s will), and passiveness (when you don’t do God’s will).
Continuing on the topic of our ‘roots’ in faith, in this message Pastor Joel further explains the life of faith and how you are to live by faith. He cautions against the dangers of presumption (when you presume to do God’s will), and passiveness (when you don’t do God’s will).
Continuing on the topic of our ‘roots’ in faith, in this message Pastors Joel & Jaime explain how we already possess all things in Christ through faith. Faith is, therefore, a tool of victory. Now, the only way you receive faith is by hearing God’s Word, making hearing vitally important to ones’ faith walk.
Continuing on the topic of our ‘roots’ in faith, in this message Pastors Joel & Jaime explain how we already possess all things in Christ through faith. Faith is, therefore, a tool of victory. Now, the only way you receive faith is by hearing God’s Word, making hearing vitally important to ones’ faith walk.
This weekend, guest speaker, Marty Blackwelder gave us a couple of messages meant to encourage and develop our faith. In this message, Marty speaks on joy and what it means to have a joyful life as a Christian.
This weekend, guest speaker, Marty Blackwelder gave us a couple of messages meant to encourage and develop our faith. In this message, Marty speaks on how our words affect our faith, thinking, and the world around us.
In this message, Pastor Joel explains how, as Christian, you need to first know that you are righteous above anything else. It is this understanding which makes you a world-overcomer as you go about your life. Pastor Joel also describes ow faith is a choice, it is not something God forces upon you, and receiving anything from God is based on whether or not you can believe Him.
In this message, Pastor Joel explains how, as Christian, you need to first know that you are righteous above anything else. It is this understanding which makes you a world-overcomer as you go about your life. Pastor Joel also describes ow faith is a choice, it is not something God forces upon you, and receiving anything from God is based on whether or not you can believe Him.
This weekend guest speaker, Chip Brim gave us a message on how to live better lives as Christians. In this message Chip speaks to us on how God is a rewarder and how everything He does is for the lost getting saved.
This weekend guest speaker, Chip Brim gave us a message on how to live better lives as Christians. In this message Chip speaks about how the Glory of God affects our witness and everyone we encounter.
Why do we need faith? As a Christian it is important to learn to fight the enemy with faith. Faith in Who? It’s important to know that we put our faith in God. Remember is that God can not lie, and that He is faithful to perform His Word.
Why do we need faith? As a Christian it is important to learn to fight the enemy with faith. Faith in Who? It’s important to know that we put our faith in God. Remember is that God can not lie, and that He is faithful to perform His Word.
Being rooted in Christ means you make a quality decision to make the Bible the final authority in your life. By doing so God is transferring you from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of life. Why do we need faith? As a Christian, it is important to learn to fight the enemy with faith. In this message, Pastor Joel explains how to fight the enemy.
Being rooted in Christ means you make a quality decision to make the Bible the final authority in your life. By doing so God is transferring you from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of life. Why do we need faith? As a Christian, it is important to learn to fight the enemy with faith. In this message, Pastor Joel explains how to fight the enemy.
Being rooted in Christ means you make a quality decision to make the Bible the final authority in your life. By doing so God is transferring you from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of life. In this message, Pastor Joel explains, “why faith?” It is how our Father functions, it’s the only way to please Him, and if I don’t live by faith I frustrate the grace of God.
Being rooted in Christ means you make a quality decision to make the Bible the final authority in your life. By doing so God is transferring you from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of life. In this message, Pastor Joel explains, “why faith?” It is how our Father functions, it’s the only way to please Him, and if I don’t live by faith I frustrate the grace of God.
Being rooted in Jesus Christ and means He has taken you out of the domain of the kingdom of darkness and has brought you into His own kingdom of righteousness. Jesus got us out! He came to save us from our sins! We cannot take His saving grace for granted. He enables us to live a righteous lifestyle.
Being rooted in Jesus Christ and means He has taken you out of the domain of the kingdom of darkness and has brought you into His own kingdom of righteousness. Jesus got us out! He came to save us from our sins! We cannot take His saving grace for granted. He enables us to live a righteous lifestyle.
Every believer has been wired with a specific grace for ministry design to build the church. In this message Pastor John Huizing further explains in great detail what this grace is.
God’s grace, the different expressions of His grace, are for everyone, but not everyone is experiencing it. You are either being opposed by God OR you are experiencing/receiving His grace. Without grace I can’t experience salvation, I can’t experience and live a holy life, I can’t experience walking in victory over the trials in life, I can’t properly give and experience the blessing of God, and I won’t be able to serve God and His family (church) effectively. How do I receive God’s grace?
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What is the GRACE of God? Grace defined : Undeserved, unearned favour and ability of God Grace is the essence of who He is and is the basis for how He acts on our behalf. His grace is also the empowering force behind who we become and all we are enabled to do for Him.
Any time you go to a sports event, you are watching people who have mastered the basics in their sport. They do it so that when game day comes, they can perform what they practice. Now, we each have a game day, and we need to be ready. We need to go over the basics of faith and grace.
Why do we need to get in sync with Jesus? He has the ultimate purpose and plan for your life. We need to be in sync with Him because we do not want the things we plan to be in opposition to God. Ultimately, God's plans prevail. so we need to be 'synced up' with Him.
Jesus did not come into a world that was having just a bit of trouble, or that merely needed some encouragement, motivation, or a better self-image. Jesus came into a world that was "condemned already” (John 3:18), a world that was “sitting in darkness, in the shadow of death, and bound in affliction and irons” However, God’s love for us MOVED Him to action and He sent His only Son to come to this earth in a body.
You are not limited to external joy – you don't have to wait for a specific person to tell you a joke for you to experience joy. It is something which is already on the inside of you if you're a Christian, and you can activate it at any time!
God is not angry with people; He loves people. He arranged it so would have peace with God. God reconnected you to Himself. You could not do it yourself, He had to do it on behalf of you. Now, there is nothing between you and God your Father.
What qualifies something as a good gift? Is it something you want, something of great value, something you need? Hope is one of the good gifts God gave us through Jesus, who's coming restored hope back to all of humanity.
We need to look to and expect God to be good to us. We need to let God be good to us. God satisfies us with good things and we need to hunger after and crave Him. He will fill us with all good things.
Having the conviction and boldness to have your feelings hurt is one of the foundations of love. This sort of love only lasts if Jesus is in the centre of what you call love.
Everyone “craves” something - You actually have the power to ‘set’ your crave. What does a ‘craving’ for Jesus look like? It will look different for everyone because all of our relationship with Jesus is unique. He’s a good Father, He knows His kids intimately. He doesn’t love us all the same - He loves us all uniquely. But the standard for Christian living is not your neighbour or someone from another church - it’s the Word! Romans 12:11 “Be enthusiastic to serve the Lord, keeping your passion toward him boiling hot! Radiate with the glow of the Holy Spirit and let him fill you with excitement as you serve him.” Christianity is at its best when lived passionately. Mediocrity compromises the message. When you accept Jesus as your Lord there was a CRAVING for Him.
God wanted a close relationship with you FIRST! Do you see God wanting you? Do you see God intensely desiring you? It’s hard to have a craving for God when you don’t know that He CRAVES you. God proved His craving for you before He made the world - He did something. He chose to bless us with all spiritual blessings. He loved you and chose you in Christ to be holy, and without fault in His eyes. He decided to adopt you into His family and bring you close. He purchased your freedom with the blood of His Son and forgave all sin. He showered His kindness on you with all wisdom and understanding. When you respond to the good news of Jesus, by believing in your heart and confessing with your mouth that, “Jesus is Lord” these God-decisions are instantly added to you. God declares these realities over you.
What comes next? In God, and in the life of a believer, there is always something coming. You never arrive in a place where a vision for the future is no longer necessary. Living and walking by faith does not mean you will end up in a place where you no longer have needs. No, living by faith means you are going to have needs which you will depend on God for.
Moving life forward sounds like an obvious thing, but when you here many people, they always focus on the past. However, the only thing you can do about the past is thank God for the blood of Jesus which covered your past life. Now, you live by faith.
Move life forward. That is the direction life is moving in; it moves decidedly in one direction - forward. That is the way faith moves. We are instructed in the Scriptures to walk by faith - to move forward in faith.
God is the Liberator and the Forgiver. Since God is the Liberator I am the free! Since God is the Forgiver I am the forgiven. He purchased our freedom and forgave all sin. When did God decide to forgive you? When did He purchase your freedom from sin? BEFORE THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD. When you confess your sin isn’t when God found out about it, it’s when you got rid of it!
Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life. Your life has an intended path, and what you do with your heart is the determining factor.
When was your relationship with God initiated? A lot of times, you may think the answer is, “The day I accepted Jesus as Lord.” But, that’s only when you maybe became aware of it. In reality, your relationship with God was birthed before the foundation of the earth - before God created the heavens and the earth.
We must keep our focus (lock in) on His Word. What was the issue for the Israelites not entering the promised land? They had a “Grasshopper Mentality.” The problem was not the giants in the land. The problem was the image that they had of themselves! WHO TOLD THEM THEY WERE GRASSHOPPERS? The greatest enemy is how you see yourself in comparison to the giants you face.
One of the greatest threats to not walking out the plan of God for our lives is looking to live a life of COMFORT. (I’m not talking living in poverty and not having nice things - I’m talking about fulfilling His plan for your existence) Why do we crave comfort? We like what comfort produces = predictable outcomes What does comfort not produce? Growth / Advancement
We all have comfort zones which determine what we believe what we can and can’t do and if you are not proactive in pushing your boundaries and getting outside of your comfort zone, you are effectively SURRENDERING all of the possibilities that exist outside of your comfort zone.
God’s will for His children is that we grow up to be mature, not only as individuals but also as a body. Jesus is not an example for us, but of us!
God’s will for His children is that we grow up to be mature, not only as individuals but also as a body. Jesus is not an example for us, but of us!
God’s will for His children is that we grow up to be mature, not only as individuals but also as a body. Jesus is not an example for us, but of us!
Growing up is a process and the purpose is to help you locate where you're at and how you can grow up in the things of God; spiritually (babyhood, childhood, manhood).
God’s will for His children is that we grow up to be mature, not only as individuals but also as a body. Jesus is not an example for us, but of us!
Growing up is a process and the purpose is to help you locate where you're at and how you can grow up in the things of God; spiritually (babyhood, childhood, manhood).
In this series, Pastor Joel & Pastor John Huizing 'smash' some of the wrong mindsets people have about life, God, and Christianity.
In this series, Pastor Joel & Pastor John Huizing 'smash' some of the wrong mindsets people have about life, God, and Christianity.
In this series, Pastor Joel & Pastor John Huizing 'smash' some of the wrong mindsets people have about life, God, and Christianity.
In this series, Pastor Joel & Pastor John Huizing 'smash' some of the wrong mindsets people have about life, God, and Christianity.
In this series, Pastor Joel Huizing teaches you about your identity in Christ and how your life should be lived as a result.
In this series, Pastor Joel Huizing teaches you about your identity in Christ and how your life should be lived as a result.