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The way that we think matters to God because it defines how we interpret the world around us. From the pain of our past to the expectation of our future – the renewing of our mind is key part of the journey in following Jesus.
// Preached online as part of our new Hope City Church in London services. http://hopecity.london/
We were created for community. We were born to connect with others.
In this season of isolation, Ps Lisa Stoner explores the importance God places on being in community and the future that is created when we join hands with those around us.
Are there any areas of your life that feel a bit cluttered? Any place where, if even the smallest button is pressed, you’re triggered?
It’s been easy in this stay-at-home season to get caught up in the clutter. To feel as though we have to do everything and be everyone to make sure all bases are covered. But trying to fulfil all these areas in our own strength can not only build up our frustrations, but sap our strength in and devotion to Christ.
We need to chill and regain our zeal! Figure out how you can do that in your own life with this week’s podcast message from Ps Tebo Mpanza.
What are you battling with right now? What is happening in your life that is making it seem like there’s no way back?
Know that, through the love and mercy of Christ, there is always the hope and reality of resurrection. Whatever the illness of your circumstance, it’s not too late for you to come back to life. Listen in to Ps Dave Stoner’s message this week as he encourages us remember the hope we have in Christ.
In all the tumult of our world, it’s so easy to lose sight of our first love. But what is our first love? Is it Jesus, or is it the church?
Listen to this week’s podcast with Ps Jo Willis as he explores our need to reprioritise our loves to further the kingdom of God. Let’s rise up as an effective church; an effective body, with our unique parts and gifts working together in unison.
Do you know that God isn’t as far from you as life may make it seem? Do you ever get the sense that you can’t quite reach Him; there’s something stopping you approach him; that, in a way, you’re locked out of heaven?
Jesus wants you to come in. He wants you to draw near. And He’s given us the keys to open the door. Listen in to this week’s podcast as Ps Gosia Denham explores the keys to sharing space with Christ.
Against the backdrop of our confusing world, what are you wearing? What are you holding? What is residing in your heart? What do you have there that sets you apart from the rest of the world?
Take time to self-reflect and recalibrate this week with a guest message from Ps Tim Ross.
It’s easy in the world’s current climate to feel displaced and distant from church. But although we are scattered, we have been called for such a time as this! God is using these circumstances to bring about a revival not just in His body, but of His body. He is moving us where He needs us to be.
Be encouraged this week with this message from Ps Joel Burden.
Do you know who God says you are? Do you know that you are loved, chosen, wanted, God’s handiwork? Do you know of the life-changing and empowering implications that rooting your identity in Christ entails on your life?
Take stock this week of how you view yourself – or how the world views you – and compare it to how God views you. His opinion of us is infinitely better than anyone else’s. Join Ps Lois Willis as she explores our identity in Christ in this week’s message, ‘What’s in a Name?’
It’s time to break off the shackles and the lies of the enemy and live our lives as we truly are: ordained! Each of us are called by God to reveal His goodness and work out His will upon the earth. Nothing and no one can stop us when we’re in the will of God! But how do we outwork such a high calling on our lives?
Join Ps Simon Taylor in this week’s podcast as he delves into the hows and whys of living life ordained.
If anything is clear in times of difficulty and upheaval – whether in our personal or corporate lives – it’s that God is far closer than we will ever know! He is an ever-present help in times of trouble, and we have nothing to fear.
On Father’s Day, we are encouraged to hear from the father of our movement, Ps Phil Pringle. Listen in as he passes on the encouragement of our Father in heaven: “Fear not!”
We all have issues. Difficulties in circumstance, health issues, and lies we’ve come to believe about ourselves just name a few. Though we are never too far from the grace of God.
Just one touch from Jesus is enough to satisfy! It’s enough to heal, to restore, and to affirm. Listen to this message from Ps Chris Denham and remind yourself of the hope and resurrection life that Jesus offers.
It’s time to go back to basics. What makes our lives worth living? How can we have total trust in God? What fears; what insecurities do we need to let go of?
It’s no longer about performance. Let’s flip our perspective.
Tune into this week’s podcast message as Ps Tebo Mpanza unpacks the fundamental facts of the Christian life.
Right now, we’re in The Messy Middle. We’re experiencing losses, a slowing down, a redirection of purpose and changes to our daily rhythm. It’s been confusing and difficult to adjust. Though even in these challenging times, there’s joy to be had! Listen to Ps Lou Davies today as she encourages us to reclaim our joy in the midst of this trying season.
This is an unprecedented season for us all. In unprecedented moments, God can do unprecedented things. Today’s sermon emphasises the importance of remembering God’s work in our lives, it is important to know that God is more than able to deliver us from this valley again and again. It’s easier to step out in faith when we see God move over and over again. God is calling out to you today to go again. Let’s do this, again.
In this Easter message, guest speaker Mark Ritchie encourages us in our ‘mess’ and points us to Christ and the power of the cross.
Speaking from Mark 16, he demonstrates how in the midst of the unknown, our default is to just keep our heads down and get on with things, but that through the promise of Christ’s life we can lift our eyes and receive His hope. In turn, this encourages us to go and share this hope with our world!
We pray this message fills you with the joy and peace of Christ!
Happy Easter!
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We often draw the limits of our future expectation according to our weakness instead of His greatness. But God wants to open up the possibilities of his incomparable power to work in and through us.
The greatest emergency of our time is a multitude of souls heading towards an eternity without Christ. When we catch the heart of God for humanity, it’s impossible not to want to share his goodness.
Being a follower of Christ is not just about what you have but what you do with what you have. God is calling us to be faithful and fruitful people who add value to the world we live in.
The church is God’s plan to heal division and unite humanity. Jesus didn’t start his new covenant with mankind in a throne room or corridor of power but around a table.
God wants to lift you and your life but it requires you to humble yourself by putting him first.
Doing the right things with the wrong fuel can leave us feeling tired and worn out. The word of God is food that translates into energy to burn and power to do all that we are called to do.
There is a great mission to focus on and vision to live out but the enemy wants to distract us with stuff that takes our attention.
Things of value will never cost nothing to take hold of. Living out the purpose of God requires us to step out from where is convenient but it’s worth it.
God’s miraculous increase and provision requires us to deal with the issues of our heart. He wants to work with us to bring about the future.
God wants to expand your capacity and promote your life but with it comes greater responsibility.
The famous promise in Romans 8:28 that all things will work together for your good requires us to put God first in our lives.
The power of the Holy Spirit is released in a response that aligns who Jesus is and what he has done.
God wants you to move forward into all he has for you but it will require steps of faith into the unknown.
When the Bible refers to ‘you’ being the temple of God, the word is actually translated as plural not singular. There’s power when we come together.
Hope isn’t just positive or wishful thinking but it’s attached to the eternal promise of God to restore mankind and all of creation.
The gospel is an announcement of a new age, a new kingdom in which we share in a victory above all things.
Great meaning is found when unanswered prayer becomes something we live out.
Pastor Anna Roberts encourages us to be intentional, to make time for God and rest in His presence, and watch as our spiritual lives grow so much healthier.
Jesus went to the cross to give us a new identity but he founded the church so that we could be whole.
God has designed us to live within divine rhythms. There is a design to life that creates health, longevity and great fruitfulness.
Pastor Edwin reminds us all that despite our flaws, we are still part of His family, in His Kingdom and He has our backs.
Jesus promises us rest for our souls in Matthew 11. Discover the counter-intuitive approach to rest as we launch our brand new Sabbath series.
Pastor Sats inspires us with a reminder that we have the power to speak things into happening if we truly believe it.
Pastor Anna Roberts brings a welcome reminder that whatever obstacles we face, God is working to bring about the best outcome.
Edwin Asamoah brings a heartfelt message about openness and honesty with each other and God, and how it can reveal our fears to enable Him to help us overcome them. Edwin did just that to come from behind the tech desk to the stage to bring this message.