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What does it really look like to live a supernatural life with the Holy Spirit? Jessica Cave explores how God equips ordinary people through gifts such as prophecy and tongues, and challenges us to live with greater availability, courage and discernment, stepping out in faith to encourage, strengthen and serve the people around us.
Continuing our series on The Holy Spirit, Jessica Cave speaks on baptism in the Holy Spirit as an empowering, ongoing gift for mission and not a one-off experience.
At our all-age service One Big Church, Ellie Watson speak on this year’s Limitless Festival’s theme of “Break Out” from Matthew 25:40, challenging us to look up, look out and step out.
Keith Jackson starts our series on The Holy Spirit by asking who is the Holy Spirit?
It’s the final countdown! As All Nations enters a new season of growth, Keith Jackson shares the vision behind moving to two Sunday morning services, plans to create more space, and the importance of giving generously.
Vicki Cripps explores Paul’s teaching that God’s power is revealed through our weakness, encouraging us to stop pretending we have everything together and instead depend on God through life’s difficult seasons.
To pray or not to pray – that is the question! 1 Timothy 2:1-7 is a call for the church to make prayer a priority, praying for all people, including those in authority, through petition, worship, intercession and thanksgiving.
Drawing on the parable of the lost sheep in Luke 15, George Dunn flips the focus to the 99 who didn’t wander off, exploring five traits of sheep as pictures of what faithful discipleship looks like.
At our all-age service, Keith Jackson uses the fruit of the spirit to illustrate that spiritual growth comes from patience and connection to Jesus rather than forced effort.
Continuing our Life Lessons series, Jessica Cave looks at Mary and Martha and challenges us to examine whether our own service flows from time spent with Jesus or has become a substitute for genuine intimacy with him.