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Move with God at the forefront of revival.Everything we do begins with God's presence, and in His presence, we encounter His perfect love. In every encounter, we are transformed from one degree of glory to another, and from this transformation comes overflow.
Unknown Host hosts Catch The Fire Auckland, a religion show with 195 episodes published.
Purpose comes alive when the risen Jesus meets ordinary life with power. Shannon traces six heavenly directives: be fruitful, steward what God has placed in your hands, carry blessing outward, love God, yourself and othe
Awakening is a daily experience not a one time moment at an altar.In this message, Lynley unpacks Ephesians 5:14 to address a very real and quiet burden carried by believers. Paul was not talking to the spiritually dead
In this message, Shannon explores the incredible freedom we have in Christ to overcome our human limitations. He looks honestly at why we sometimes choose the easier route and completely removes the shame from those stru
A hope that is alive will completely change the way you navigate through the dark. In this message, Andrea unpacks the massive gap between believing the resurrection happened and allowing that living hope to transform ho
Disappointment can be so powerful that it often puts you on a road you never intended to travel. When our hopes die and our plans fall apart we can easily find ourselves walking away from God's promises. In this message,
Salvation happens when we open the front door. Transformation is the courage to open the rest of the house. In this message, Shannon looks at two incredible encounters with the exact same Jesus. The rich young ruler kept
When Jesus announced that the Kingdom of God had come near, He extended a radical invitation to stop pushing heaven away and start experiencing His reign right here on earth. His kingdom is where we truly thrive, find tr
Jesus is not a way. He is the way. Jesus is not one possible interpretation of truth among many. He is truth itself. Jesus does not merely offer a better version of life. Life in its fullness is found in Him. “I am the w
Have you ever noticed how easy it is to believe God's grace for other people but completely struggle to receive it for yourself? Many of us carry a quiet, ungodly belief that tells us we need to clean ourselves up before
Grace means you don’t have to prove yourself to God. So what do we do with good works? In this message Shannon unpacks “dead works” with practical clarity: routines without faith, presumption without fresh direction, and
Failure is real. Uncomfortably real. But it is not the end. This message looks at Peter’s story, the garden of Gethsemane, and the power of Pentecost to remind us that Jesus does not ignore our failures, but He does not
On Sunday Shannon continued the message of grace and what it actually means for our relationship with sin. One of the big questions Paul asks in Romans 6 is this: if grace is truly free, then does it matter how we live?
We are no longer under law, but under grace—but what does that actually mean for our daily walk with God? In this message, Shannon explores the journey many Christian's experience where we are first born again, we experi
Jesus doesn't invite us into a system or a methodology; He invites us into a relationship. In this message, Stuart illustrates the radical difference between a servant and a son. Whether it’s the story of Zacchaeus or th
What did Jesus really mean when he said, "Follow Me"? In this message, Shannon explores the radical and countercultural nature of Jesus's invitation. Unlike the rabbis of the first century, Jesus didn't wait for elite sc
What’s the difference between being a "fan" of Jesus and a true "follower"? In this message from our "Follow Me" series, Kath explores why Jesus isn't looking for a bigger crowd, but for hearts that are truly "all in." W
We often minimise what God has anointed in our lives, overlooking the small things we carry and underestimating what He can do through them. But God isn’t looking at our lack, He is looking from a place of abundance and
Shannon opens up the invitation from Jesus: “If anyone would come after me…” An open-handed call into a daily walk. To take up your cross daily is to choose His way of life, again and again, in the real decisions we carr
When Jesus sees Matthew and says, “Follow me,” he offers acceptance, freedom, hope; everything Matthew’s own choices had taken from him. In this message, Andrea brings us into that moment, where Jesus calls and Matthew r
Nothing you will ever hold is more powerful, more alive, or more capable of changing your life than the Word of God. In this message, Kath walks through the wilderness moment where Jesus faced temptation and answered wit
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Catch The Fire Auckland is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 195 episodes.
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