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On our journey with the Lord, we have all experienced apathy, wearyness and loss of momentum. in this episode we discuss what it means to regain our momentum towards experiencing the promises of God.
In this episode of Deep Dive, Dalene relates a incident where she had to overcome the fear of letting go in order to walk without assistance. There are defining moments in our walk with God where He calls us to let go of fear and disappointment in order to walk in the new season He has for us. How do we overcome those obstacles and rename our future?
In this podcast we discuss the inauguration, continuation, and consummation of the Kingdom of God and what that looks like to us as beleivers.
When Jesus came to earth He inaugurated the Kingdom of Heaven and said that the fulfilment of all things would happen over time. We are living in that continuation period; the Kingdom is here but not fully yet. In this continuation period, we still experience death, destruction and the weakness of this age. However, we have Holy Spirit who was sent to help us navigate life, especially when we are weak; He intercedes on our behalf to bring about the will of the Father for our lives.
Social media and our current western culture all have on thing in common - they are the image makers for countless people, young and old, male and female who long to be someone else, somehwere else, anything but the nagging dispostion of being in their own skin.
The Good News introduced by Jesus Christ is that there is a better option than tailoring our own image and likeness: He opened the door to return to the original plan of living with the image and likeness of our heavely Father.
You are not a nobody, nor are you ordinary. God created us to be extraordinary and put within us the ablity to extend a hand and be a blessing and an encouragment to those around us. If you want to see change in your world, be the catalist that God has created you to be.
In this final message on the God Who Blesses series, Stephen shares how we are to perpetuate the blessing of reconciling people back to who they were created to be in Christ. He shares four practical ways to bless people in our every day life.
In part two of this series, Stephen shares three contures that guide our understanding of blessing; who is this God that blesses, why does God bless and, Kingdom blessing.
God, the life sustainer, is the One who blesses and in turn stewards us with the responsabiblity to extend this blessing to all those around us. In part one of this series, Stephen brakes down Genesis 1:28 and what the blessing of God looks like.
In this message, Dalene looks at the spiritual journeys in the book of Genesis. We, as Christians, are called to be transformed from glory to glory into the Lord's glorious image, 2 Corinthians 3:18. God predestined us all to be conformed to the likeness of his Son, Romans 8:29. The transformation takes place when we yield to the process.
When we come up against the mysteries of God, it's the opportunity to focus our gaze upon Jesus. He reveals the Father to Us. We are called to a viable, personal relationship with the ultimate creator, through Jesus Christ, the only pathway that leads to God. John 14: 8-10
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We have the power and authority to make right choices and when we do it will move us forward from chaos to clarity. Follow the light and you will flourish. God’s desire is for us to flourish. When you live in Christ, his peace will guide your heart and minds. Philippians 4:7
In the last two messages of this series, The Wonder of Worship, we learned about WHAT we worship and WHO we worship. In this third and final part of this series, we will learn HOW we worship.
What exactly is worship? Humans were created to worship. We have an inner longing, put there by God, to worship. Sometimes unknowingly, we can worship the wrong things which will never satisfy. In part one, Stephen covers five things that happen when we worship.
In John chapter 7 Jesus exclaims that He is the living water. In this message Stephen unpacks the further meaning to LIVING WATER and gives a Biblical perspective to the renewing and refreshing waters of God.
The world has been in crisis mode for a few years and has made hearing God's voice more difficult in the chaos. Hearing the voice of God is not dictated by our outer circumstances but by our connectedness to Him.
In part two of The Jesus of John, Stephen shows how Jesus was operating in Kairos time, operating in the bigger purposes of God, as opposed to his borthers who were functioning in kronos time, functioning in the natural sequence of events. John reveals that Jesus is not just man but also God, operating within God's salvation plan.
The book of John has a unique perspective into the life of Jesus, along with the challenges he faced and the culture he lived in. In this series, The Jesus of John, we break down John chapter 7, looking at his perspective of Jesus and take a glimps of how John reveals Jesus Christ as the Messiah, God with us.
Our redemption leads us to a revelation of who God is and who we are in Christ Jesus. With that revelation is attached a responsibility to live a lifestyle that reflects the presence of God. As much as God is God, teaching and instruction is part of his activity. Are we willing to carry the responsability as God establishes His Kingdom in our hearts.
Atheists, or non-believers, have accused Christians as being apathetic or ill-informed when it comes to looking after mother earth. Let's take a look at how Christ followers perceive nature, resources, and the earth in clear theology.
We have been doing a number of sessions over the last few weeks on the powers of the paranormal, the entrapment of the enemy, specifically, towards followers of Jesus Christ. But, we rely on Holy Spirit to lead us and guide us from the enemies schemes and things that are attached to the occult. This is part 4B, the final part of this series, "The Presence and Power of the Paranormal".
Our spiritual lives are a struggle and battle against the powers of darkness. We stand against the devil's schemes by putting on the full armor of God, Ephesians 6:10-18. In this message, Stephen walks us through each piece of the armor and gives the Biblical perspective of what Paul was talking about as he wrote Ephesians 6.
There are three characteristincs indicating involvment in the paranormal and the occult. This week we cover the third characteristic which is any attempt to gain and master power in order to manipulate or influence other people into certain activties, such as witchcraft and wicca and casting spells.
In part two of our series on the paranormal we discuss the first two marks of the occult. In todays world it is considered normal to seek guidance from a psychic or to consult a medium for personal understanding but the Bible is clear on what God says about these practices. In this message, Stephen unpacks why using these illegal gateways into the paranormal are closed and forbidden by God for our own protection.
One of the attributes of God is that he is the Spirit of Wisdom and Understanding. In this weeks podcast we talk about the difference between knowledge and wisdom and how the wisdom of God reveals His heart towards humanity.
Whats wrong with a little ghostly entertainment? Only 28 percent of church goers said they received any teachings that helped shaped their view of the supernatural world. We aim to help with that.
Surveys say 60% of evangelicals polled (State of Theology Survey - Ligonier Ministries and Lifeway Research) were confused about the Holy Spirit - believing that “the Holy Spirit is a force but is not a personal being” Macedoniansm was a fourth-century heresy that denied the full divinity or personality of the Holy Spirit; that is a heresy we challenge with Scripture.
A.W. Tozwer writes, "God perfectly knows Himself and, being the source and author of all things, it follows that He knows all that can be known.."
This week we talk about God being Omniscient and Omnipresent, all knowing and always everywhere, and the steps to help us recongize His presence in our daily lives.
Do you think you need to earn your way to God by doing good works?
Pelagianism is a 5th-century heresy that has crept back into the church of today - it is a self-works salvation essentially obtained through will-power. The truth is that it is the grace of God, the unmerited favor, that brings salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.
56% of Evangelicals in America believe that there is no one way to The Father. In part two of Combating Heresies, Stephen brings shares the biblical foundations for why Jesus is the only way to The Father.
There are christian heresies, the opposition or rejection of the bible and it's theological teachings, that have crept into the Church and Body of Christ. In this episode we tackle the heresy that 'Jesus Was Just Another One Of Us'.
God is immutable and self-sufficient. In this episode of Understanding God, we talk about how God never changes and He has no needs. What does that look like for a humanity that is full of need and constantly changing our thoughts, ideas and emotions.
We are part of God's plan from the beginning. We carry the name and the mark of God upon us as his children. God has given us his name, therein, gives us the authority to do what God has called us to do and there is a place of safety under the shadow of the Almighty.
We cannot worship what we do not know, and God has made known who He is by revelaing His attributes to us. As we kick off our new series on the attributes of God, we talk about why it is important to understand who He is.
Stephen wrapes up this series on God's keeping power according to Psalm 91 and how to deal with a spirit of fear in our world today.
In part 2 of our Psalm 91 series, Stephen breaks down the text into sections that reveal the protection and the pledge of the Lord towards those that love Him.
"He who dwells in the secret place fo the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty."
It was always God's intent to dwell with His people. In Part one of our Psalm 91 series, Stephen and Dalene unpack verse 1 and the realities of abiding in the secret place.
On this episode of Deep Dive we look at Psalm 91 and how all the promises of His protection rests upon the condition of verse one.
In this final message of our Boldy series we look at the prophet Micah who chose to live out boldly, prophesying about the coming Messiah who would ultimatly fulfill the perfect plan of God.
In part three of our series we look at the life of David and the three qualities that got a fallible man like him favor in the eyes of a good God.
In part two of our series, we look at the life of Joshua and how his boldness changed the course of his nation.
Boldness looks different in the Kingdom of God. In this episode we look at Biblical examples of boldness and how we as believers get to walk out in boldness in our everyday lives.
It takes a level of boldness to live with today's struggles and battles. We're not alone in it. Join us in this series as we take a look at how the bible gives instruction to help us overcome these challenges.
Have you ever felt the sting of indifference? It's a lack of concern, interest or feeling towards another. Indifference causes pain and suffering. We all fall into this trap, but we can choose to make a difference in someone's life by simple acts of love.
Do you know that God's grace is a gift and is sufficient? It is unmerited favor that brings us into perfect peace, a place that we have access to. In this beautiful message we learn through scripture about the peace that Jesus gives us, the place that He prepares for us, and of His everlasting promises.
God is very intentional in the way that He leads and guides us. One of those ways is through His nudgings; voiceless conviction or your gut instinct. In this podcast we talk about what those nudgings look like and how they are interlinked in helping us more forward in our journey with God.
Often we look for the big and spectacular in needing God's guidance in particualr areas of our lives. Most often it is rather the nudges, inclinations and the quiet still voice of God that leads and guides us. In this message Stephen encourages believers to develop a discerning and intuitive ear, and shows how this is possible.
In this journey called life we are often surprised by circumstances and find ourselves unprepared to face them. In this episode, we share ways in which we can prepare for life's unexpected curvballs and how to find our strenght in our connection with Jesus.
We are reconciled to God through the ressurection of Jesus Christ. In this final message for this series, Stephen helps you discover what the ressurection of Jesus means to humanity on a practical level.
Stephen looks at the greek word for Reconciliation and unpacks the power of the reconcilitry work of Jesus Christ for all mankind, including the scriptures saying He reconciled the world to God, and what that looks like for us today.
Phillippians 2:5 talks about Christ's mindset being our motiviation. Having the mindset of Christ changes the way we view the world, our curcumstances and the life we live.
In part two of this series, Stephen discusses how the early church came to understand that salvation and the ressurection of Jesus were integral in experiencing God's good news to mankind.
Part of God's plan to reconcile us back to Him was the resurrection of Jesus Christ. During this series, Stephen will talk about the power of that resurrection, both internally and externally and the implications it has in our daily lives.
The right perspective, from a place of wholeness, gives you the opportunity to flourish in life.
Stephen takes another look at the prophet Samuel, his dedication and commitment to his call, inspite of his challenging circumstances.
Dalene shares from Colossians 2:6-7 and unpacks what it looks like to be rooted and built up in Jesus Christ, as you live out your daily walk with the Him.
Taken from John chapter 11, we talk about the power of recognizing and remembering Christ, who is resurrection Himself. In this deep dive, hope will arise as we delve into the power of eternal life given to us through Jesus.
In part four of our Roots that Feed series, Stephen shows where the ancient roots of a "Priesthood" comes from and how it translates in to our world today, as we position ourselves to expand the Kingdom of God in our worlds.
In part three of this series, Stephen talks about the roots that influenced the early church that confrimed the dwelling presence of God.
In this episode of Deep Dive we unpack the three elements of 1 Samuel 12:24 and what that looks like in todays western world.
It is vital for us as Believers to understand where our roots as God's Kingdom Family originate from. In part two of this series, Stephen lays out the biblical and covenantal aspects of being in God's family.
What was the mindset of Jesus, the apostles and the early Church in understanding God's purposes? They didn't have a westernized cultural perspective, thus they understood things in a particular way. In part one of this series, Stephen lays a solid foundation so that we understand mindset of early Church.
In Joshua chapter 2 we read about Rahab and how the rope she used to help the spies brought about her salvation. In this episode we talk about the rope of hope and how hope is having an expectation of salvation from a Good God.
Faith and love are imparted to us by God but hope is our response based upon the nature and character of God. In this message, Stephen and Dalene shows how we can find hope.
In the final message of this series, Stephen talks about a Kingdom people living with the heart of the King. Jesus' perspective of the Kingdom gave Him a willingness to lay His live down, a pattern that we as believers get to follow.
In part three of this series, Stephen unpacks how the Kingdom of God is released through us only when we, as God's children, respond to His initiatives and plans.
In this episode, coming out of Stephen's message on Sunday, we look at some of the guiding principles and manifesteations of the expanding Kingdom of God through and in our lives.
In part two of this series, Stephen unpacks what Kingdom dominion means and how Kingdom dominion releases Kingdom influence in your life.
As we've watched the unfolding conflict between two nations take place the subject of war and justice has been on everyones mind. Can war be justified? This is where the 'Just War Theory' comes into play and in this podcast, Stephen unpacks what that looks like.
In part one of this series, Stephen lays a frame work to understand what the Kingdom of God is and how we are to relate to it as Believers.
In this message Dalene shares how to navigate three stations in our journey with Jesus; The wilderness, the Cave and the Storm.
In part two of our Sustaining Faith discussion, we talk about the practical ways in which we can steward a word given by God in order to have sustaining faith to walk out the journey involved in seeing our word fulfilled.
When God gives you a word, faith is required to see that word fulfilled. In this episode we talk about sustaining faith and why it's important in our daily lives.
In todays culture we are inundated with the concept of choosing ourselves over everything else to be number one in work, relationships or life in general. In this message Stephen looks at the life of Ruth and how laying your life down and choosing to serve others has a greater impact for your future.
What's a mind if you can't change it? In this message, Stephen discusses the three stages of Peter's life: his promise of dedication, his denial of Christ and his repentance and restoration. We can all find similar patterns in our lives.
In this episode we discuss the importance of walking in integrity in this day and age and the need for integrity as Believers.
In this message, Dalene looks at confidence as an important element to being resilient. She shares the two sides of confidence; quite confidence and bold confidence.
The little decisions we make can have large consequences. In part three of this series, Stephen looks at the story of Joseph and how he chose to stand when compromise seemed a better choice.
In this weeks Deep Dive, we talk about perseverance and endurance and how it opens up God's interaction with in your life.
In this weeks message, Dalene shares an encouraging word on how to develop resilience as a believer in the times we live in.
God takes His time and purposes and puts them together so that His plan unfolds. A small way in which we can steward these plans is found in the story of Esther. Making the right choices effects not just your world, but those around you.
God's time and purpose go hand in hand as His plans unfold. As we live our daily lives we make decisions that are important components to the purposes of God unfolding and one of those components are who we allow to influence our lives; friendships.
St. Nicholas was known as a man who served his village, sometimes anonymously, to bring about good to those around him. Jesus is our greatest example of servanthood and in this podcast we talk about what servanthood means in our day.
In this message Dalene shows how sin came into the world through a choice that was made, and shares three vital areas of choices that can push back darkness in our world.
Mankind has always grappled with the questions surrounding evil and the goodness of God. in this episode we tackle some of that thinking and hopefully help answers those questions.
In John 6:60-69 we read the account of a multitude of followers turning and leaving Jesus after He challenged them. What had drawn them to Jesus in the beginning was no longer enough to sustain them, except the disciples. What was it that set the disciples apart?
In part two of the Fear of God series, Stephen looks from the New Testament perspective how the fear of the Lord translates into a deep devoted reverencing of God and what that looks like.
As a disciple of Jesus Christ it is important to understand different components to following Jesus. One of these components is the aspect of the fear of God. In this message, Stephen explains what this aspect means and how it's meant to brings life to us instead of fear.
There is a spiritual key to thankfulness that unlocks the favor of God. Stephen shares what happens when we turn our eyes from the crisis at hand and start to thank the Lord for His faithfulness.
This week we talk about what it means to walk in the Spirit, what it looks like in our day to day life and how we cultivate our relationship with Holy Spirit so that when the stuff of life comes our way, we don't "fall off the bus".
Many believers are loosing sight of Jesus' command to be witnesses and Pauls command to being ambassadors of the Kingdom. In this message, Dalene brings a call to get back to the basics and not be distracted by the things of this world.
Stephen shows how having a heavenly mindset is needed in order to "redo" past situations that were unresolved.
Hebrews 13:15 encourages us to offer up a sacrifice of praise to God. What does that mean and how do we as believers find the courage to give God something that is costly to us?
There is a greater depth to giving glory to the Father than thanking Him for His kind acts towards us. In this message, Stephen shares five perspectives in which God's glory is revealed and how we are witnesses to that glory.
In part three of the Journey series, Stephen and Dalene show how we can stay in the journey with Jesus where we don't get distracted and tripped up by life itself, but instead stay focused on the path we are on with God so that we become a people who "walks with God" like in Adam and Eve before the fall.
After last weeks message on Redefining the Journey, Stephen covers the aspect of further refining our journey and lays out tools to understanding the journey we are on and how to walk it out knowing that Christ is at the center.
There are two options we view people and circumstances through; for us or against us. As believers, we often think that we are the center of God's world and therefore He is against anything that would hinder our blessing and happiness. How would we respond if God had a different agenda?
Our circumstances are not our journey nor do they define our journey. Instead, when we make Jesus the center of our lives, we begin to live life beyond our circumstances and enter into a fruit-filled life; Jesus becomes our journey!
This week we look at the story of Jesus healing the Official's son found in John chapter 4. This event leads Jesus to challenge His followers about where their belief in Him truly lies.
Stephen and Dalene explain how living a life of abundance will help bring stability to an unstable world.
In John chapter 3 we read about Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus and how we need to be baptized in the water and the Spirit. What does that mean and what we can we take away from this encounter with Jesus?
In this message, Dalene shows steps in how to walk with confidence that produces evident fruit in our walk with God.
In John chapter 2:13 we read about Jesus cleansing the temple from the merchants and sellers who robbed God of pure worship. Jesus' actions show us the heart of worship towards the Father for then and now.
Stephen discusses frameworks and insights to how paradoxes work in our lives and leaves us with four practical concepts of paradoxes that help guide us in the journey we are on.
In this Deep Dive, we look at the wedding at Cana and its implications for us today. In this story we see the heart of God for His people.
In this paradox, Stephen explains the correct Biblical perspective on what scripture means when we are told to take up our cross and follow Jesus Christ. He answers various questions and brings a Kingdom perspective around "denial of self" and "crucifying the flesh".
This week we talk about three Biblical perspectives that the Word of God releases to us as believers, taken out of Hebrews 11:3.
The Bible calls us to walk in the joy of the Lord but how do we walk in joy when we are faced with immense sorrow? Stephen provides a Biblical perspective to this seeming paradox and gives practical answers when facing the challenges of sorrow.
Jesus paid the ultimate price so that we can walk in victory and freedom. A revelation of the cost for our redemption results in us walking out our journeys with the Lord in gratitude, selflessness and stewardship.
The Hebrew word Hagha describes the content and sound of meditation. In part three, Stephen lays out how these two elements provide the experience of transformative Biblical meditation.
The book of John has many fascinating truths that impact us and facilitate transformation within us. This week we discuss the parallels of Genesis one and John chapter 1.
In part two of this series on Biblical mediation, Stephen shows how the two keys of being theo-centric and text-centered help unlock the transformative power of meditation.
Disappointments can break or make you. In this Deep Dive we glean from David's life valuable tools to convert unmet expectations into future victories.
Biblical mediation is a tool that has transformative power for us as believers. In part one of this series, Stephen lays a foundation for mediation and what the Bible says about this often overlooked tool.
Stephen and Dalene look at the life of David and the keys that he exampled for us that will help us walk through the difficult patches in our lives in a victorious way.
In this nugget taken from a Sunday evening service, Stephen shares out of Psalm 24 about what happens when we recognize the King of Glory in our midst.
In the Bible we read that one of the attributes of God is that He judges. For most, we run away from the word judgment as it has a negative connotation. However, if we understand the process of God we will understand His heart when it comes to His judgment.
We have all been influenced by people, either in the past or in the present, that have impacted our lives for the better. This week we each share who those people are and how they have influenced us.
In this message from our Sunday evening service, Stephen shares three elements that dramatically changed when God stepped in at the appointed time; space, time and matter.
There is a difference between insignificance and the wilderness. Stephen and Dalene define what these are and give three aspects to discern the difference.
Understanding and experiencing the loving kindness of God is a practical part of our walk with God. And it is meant to be passed on.
We not only are influenced by others but most of us are not aware by what extent we influence those around us.
It's in our nature as human beings to fight and struggle through situations and seasons, living in a place of unrest and anxiety. Stephen and Dalene show how God's intent from the beginning of creation was for us to live in a place of peace, regardless of our circumstances.
Stephen shares part of his testimony of how his "yes" to the voice of the Lord at age 13 carried him through the years of doubt and questioning and ultimately into full time ministry.
Generosity, in all its expressions, is an outflow of walking in the revelation of the grace that you have received from God.
There is power in remembrance. This week Dalene shares her testimony and how God showed His faithfulness through an event that happened 50 years ago.
Believe it or not, you're in a war! Stephen lays out practical steps found in the Bible for facing the on going battles you experience and how, as a believer, you can overcome these battles.
In the Bible we read how the Israelites built memorial stones as a reminder of God's miraculous intervention. This week Lisa shares her testimony that has become a memorial stone, not just for her, but for others.
The heart of God's redemptive plan is that all peoples should be free. The challenge is defining what that freedom looks like when it is defined by politics and the culture of the day. Stephen tackles this topic and gives valuable insight into Biblical freedom.
In part two of our series, The Power of Redemption, Stephen shows how, telegraphed from the past, is God's evident characteristic; His concern for His people, whether under the Old Covenant or presently within the New.
In this new series, Stephen explores the magnitude of the redemptive act of God towards mankind. In this message we look at how the original passover telegraphed the coming Lamb of God.
In this message, Stephen explains three creational acts of God that connects us, forms us and has great relevancy to us as believers. These acts are cosmic yet personal, capturing the heart of God and His plan for His people.
Honor is the only commandment with a promise attached to it: the promise of a long and prosperous life. We need to take a fresh look at how to incorporate this discipline into today's world.
From the book of Ruth, Stephen describes the attitude of one willing to serve and having to make distinct choices in that regard. We all have to make these same choices.
The way we sound and look are clear indicators of whether we are experiencing the rest that Jesus Christ gives us. The book of Hebrews shows that trusting is the key to enjoying that rest.
We all go through seasons of panic and feeling overwhelmed by life, wondering where God is in the situations we face. It's in those moments that we put on our night vision goggles and, as Graham Cooke says, learn the power of God's promises and His unchanging nature towards us in the place of hiddenness.
In this message, Stephen talks about what the knowledge of God's will means and how it works in todays culture and how we live our lives.
One of the steps in making Godly choices is comparing our motivations and actions to the ways of God, living out of a response to His awareness, before we jump into making decisions and choices that will have an effect on the kind of life we live.
We make choices every day that can have a profound effect on our lives. Stephen shares 4 important steps that will give you a guideline in making choices that have a Godly effect in your life and present a Kingdom reality in the world you live in.
In this Easter message, Stephen and Dalene share the four steps that lead up to walking in the fullness of life that the resurrection of Jesus Christ provides.
Living a life having God's perspective, a gospel centered life, means making confident decisions that represent the Kingdom of Heaven in your sphere of influence.
Stephen shares how we all face times in our lives when things do not go as planned but it is in these times that we need to hear from the Lord and adjust and be flexible to His purposes and plans for our lives.
Reconciliation is not a negotiated truce but a powerful ministry that God has given us to bring the world we live in back to Him. We have this ministry to show the world what true reconciliation is like with a Good Father.
Your perspective on authority is an indication of the strength and vitality of your relationship with your Heavenly Father which determines the quality of your current reality.
There is a difference between unity in the Kingdom and what culture defines as unity. Stephen and Dalene look at conformity and embracing diversity as a means to obtaining unity.
How does a mouse eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Sometimes life can feel like an elephant; daunting and overwhelming. But if we are intentional about how we live everyday, we will experience the joy and satisfaction that God intended us to live in.
We live in a day and age wherein prejudice and segregation is an ongoing problem in society. Dalene traces this back to Genesis and how Jesus showed us how we, as believers, can combat this theme of "they and us" in giving us the Kingdom solution.
This week we discuss the metaphor of living waters found in the Bible and practical steps to remaining in the flow.
When you undergo challenges and suffering, how do you continue living waters to flow our of your life? Stephen and Dalene lay out a Biblical frame work for these times in our lives.
What did Paul mean when he talked about "the fellowship of His suffering"? In this episode, Stephen and Dalene looks at this subject.
Stephen discusses the difference between a Christian nation versus a nation of Christians and what it means to us
What is the difference between trusting and hoping and how do we develop trust in God in order to build our faith in who He says He is? Listen as Stephen, Dalene and Lisa chat about faithfully trusting God.
Trusting God faithfully doesn't always come easily but is a process that we have to walk out. Stephen explains what that looks like and provides practical pointers to make that process more attainable.
In part two of Grace Results, Stephen and Lisa talk about the importance of our thinking patterns and how it effects the decisions we make on a daily basis and how we steward the gifts we've been given.
Stephen talks about some of the issues surrounding the guidance of the Lord and provides tips and tools to effective guidance.
As you keep standing in faith, regardless of your circumstances, Stephen shows how you are receiving the eternal evidence of God working through and in your life that goes beyond this reality and into the future.
From Romans 12 we discuss the dynamics between authority and humility and how it applies to us today in part one of the Grace Results message.
Stephen shares four outworking of grace from the life of Paul and shares nuggets how to apply those to our lives as we walk through 2021.
Stephen and Dalene unpack the effect of breaking away from conforming this world to transformation that gives us access to what God originally intended humankind to look like.
When we are grateful with the details of our lives we invite the grace of God that empowers and enables us to walk out our journey, regardless of the circumstances we face.
Stephen and Dalene discuss aspects of being connected to the vine that are evident in the life of a disciple of Jesus Christ.
Stephen briefly share about a few characters that surrounded the birth of Jesus and the effect His birth had on them.