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.
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.
In “Prayer Under Pressure,” Jess Cave unpacks Daniel chapter 6 to show how Daniel’s decades of faithful, intentional prayer shaped him for his greatest crisis moment – and what that means for us today.
When life takes an unexpected turn and you find yourself somewhere you never chose to be, it’s easy to feel confused, hurt, and alone. In this message, Jess explores the story of Joseph – thrown in the pit by his own brothers – and discover a powerful truth: God doesn’t just show up when things get better. He meets us in the middle of our struggle.
In this Easter message, Jessica Cave explores what it means to be rescued from death to life through the story of Lazarus in John 11, showing how Jesus’ power over physical death is a picture of the spiritual new life he offers to everyone.
Continuing our How To Win series, Jessica Cave speaks on How To Win At Anxiety. Drawing from Philippians 4, Jess unpacks a practical, faith-based framework for dealing with anxiety.
Continuing our How to Win series, Jessica Cave speaks on how to win at relationships, exploring how true relational success isn’t about being right or coming out on top – it’s about choosing to love like Jesus, even when it’s hard.
Jessica Cave speaks on the power of being known by Jesus through the story of the Samaritan woman at the well in John chapter 4.
Jessica Cave explores Matthew 2:1-15 and our Christmas theme of The Light Has Come.