A House Built to Fight - Ps. Colin Higginbottom

What does it look like to serve the church not out of obligation but out of love? In this message, Pastor Casey unpacks the Hebrew concept of nadab — the willing, spontaneous offering — and connects it to Paul's vision of every believer as an under-rower and steward of the mysteries of God. If the house has built you, this message will challenge you to turn around and build it for someone else.

Identity is a foundational aspect of who we are as Christians. If we don’t know who we are and whose we are, we will never fulfill God’s plans and purposes for us in the earth today.

Prayer is more than asking God for what we need. It’s partnering with Him and co-laboring with Christ to see His will established on earth. As we pray His Word and listen to the Holy Spirit, the written Word becomes a living, personal word for our situation, giving us faith to believe and pray from the answer rather than from the problem.

At most restaurants these days there is a secret sauce used to make their food stand out. In this message Ps Jon shares some scriptures and spiritual hacks he has used over the years to see Jesus stand out in his life.

God doesn’t just give us promises; He builds the fight required to possess them. We fight for people, wells, altars and dreams, drawing our strength from the God who fights.

Comfort is the enemy of all growth. Necessity is the prerequisite to all invention, innovation and growth. God intentionally places us in environments and situations where we are out of our comfort zone to GROW US into WHO He desired us to become BEFORE time began! That’s why the Holy Spirit is our “comforter” and not our environment or circumstances!

We often cry out to God when we are in need, but do we stop and ask ourselves if we are listening in the right way? In this engaging message Ps. Michael helps us to understand the process of receiving a word from God.

Three weeks ago we walked the courtyard. An altar for what you were carrying. A basin for what you were hiding. And here's what almost nobody notices: both of those things are outside. In the yard. In the open air. They were never the destination — they were the entryway. Today we go in to a room with no windows. Whatever you see in there, you see by a light you didn't light. There's a table set for twelve, because nobody eats alone in the house of God. And there's an altar of incense burning right up against the curtain — which means the nearest thing to the face of God in the whole house is prayer. In Part One of this message Ps. Morgan told you Jesus came through the door. In this message you'll find out He never left.

In this powerful message, we’re challenged to say, “Here I am, Lord. Send me,” and discover what God can do through an ordinary person who is willing to surrender and obey. Through personal testimony, stories of miracles, and Isaiah 6:8, we’re reminded that God is more interested in our availability than our qualifications—and He wants to use His church to bring hope, healing, and transformation wherever He sends us.

While knowledge-doubling (which is the amount of knowledge that humans have access to) has sped up at a head-spinning pace, loneliness, and depression have become an epidemic. 30% of young adults are now being treated for clinical depression, most young adults have less than three close friends, 60% of young adults who have major depressive episodes do not seek treatment, and nearly 40% of the population of the United States experienced profound loneliness yesterday. We “know” more than we ever have, but we are truly known less than we ever have been. The solution isn’t more information about God, and about our condition, but discovering how to be truly known by God, and known by others.