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We are a community of believers, birthed out of the Toronto revival who are hungry for a living experience of God, His love, and His presence. We are actively pursuing personal and corporate revival that brings transformation to our lives, families, spheres of influence, and ultimately our city and region. For more info, visit: www.ctfraleigh.com
Unknown Host hosts Catch The Fire Church Raleigh, a religion show with 300 episodes published.
Last Sunday, Duncan preached from Acts 6–7 on the life of Stephen and what it means to be a Spirit-filled leader. He emphasized that great leaders are full of the Holy Spirit, faith, wisdom, grace, and God’s Word. He cha
Last Sunday, our Next Gen youth members had the opportunity to share during both services, and it was a powerful blessing to hear what God is doing in their lives. They spoke on topics such as having a heart like David,
Last Sunday, Jess Ninaber shared a powerful message from Acts 5, highlighting how God purifies, empowers, and advances His Church. Through the stories of Ananias and Sapphira and the bold witness of the apostles, she cha
Last Sunday, Duncan Smith shared a powerful message titled The Disruptive Power of Miracles from Acts 3 and 4. He reminded the church that true kingdom impact comes not from personal recognition but from a wholehearted d
Last Sunday, Aaron Ninaber shared a powerful Pentecost message from Acts 2, reminding us that we are still living in the story of the book of Acts today. He encouraged us to hunger for the power and transforming work of
Last Sunday, Justin Rife shared a powerful message from John 21 on Jesus restoring Peter after his failure and calling him to follow again. Through the story, we were reminded that Jesus meets us with grace, restores our
Last Sunday, Daniel Kolenda delivered a powerful message on “The Sign of Jonah,” pointing to Jesus’ death and resurrection as the ultimate sign calling us to repentance. He challenged us to stop seeking more proof and in
Last Sunday, Duncan Smith shared a message on “Shutting Out the Enemy,” encouraging us to live in God’s grace and not in offense. He taught that unforgiveness gives the enemy access, while mercy and forgiveness keep us f
Last Sunday, Aaron Ninaber shared a powerful message on keeping our hearts tender in a world that pulls us toward cynicism and self-protection. Through 1 Corinthians 13 and the story of Thomas in John 20, he reminded us
Last Resurrection Sunday, Jess Ninaber delivered a message highlighting the difference between striving for what we lack and receiving what Jesus freely gives. From the fall in Genesis to the victory of the resurrection,
Last Sunday, Justin Rife delivered a powerful Palm Sunday message, walking us through the final week of Jesus’ life. From the triumphal entry to the Last Supper, he unpacked how Jesus embodied humility, peace, and sacrif
Jess Ninaber ended our Hebrews series last Sunday by calling us to run the race of faith with endurance, fixing our eyes on Jesus. In Hebrews 12–13, she reminded us to lay aside sin and distractions while embracing God’s
Aaron Ninaber spoke last Sunday from Hebrews 11, reminding us that faith is a confident trust in who God is and in the promises He has spoken. Through the lives of imperfect yet faithful men and women in Scripture, he sh
Last Sunday, Duncan Smith preached from Hebrews 8–10, unpacking the beauty of the new covenant and the finished work of Jesus. He reminded us that Christ’s sacrifice was once and for all, securing our redemption, cleansi
Jess Ninaber preached last Sunday as we launched our new series through Hebrews, calling us to fix our gaze on Jesus and hold fast to Him. From Hebrews 1–2, she highlighted the supremacy of Christ—He is the radiance of G
Aaron Ninaber preached a powerful message last Sunday titled “Faithful over Famous,” calling the church to reject the pursuit of significance apart from surrender to Jesus. Through the examples of King David and the Para
Jess Ninaber preached a powerful message last Sunday titled “The Readiness of the Bride,” calling our church back to intimacy with Jesus and faithfulness in the waiting. Drawing from Matthew 25, she reminded us that read
Last Sunday, Justin Rife shared a powerful message on being formed in God’s presence, reminding us that what happens in the secret place shapes who we become in public. He unpacked how prayer is not performance but forma
This past Sunday, Jess Ninaber spoke a powerful message titled “Living on Daily Bread,” inviting our church into 21 days of prayer and fasting by confronting the deeper hunger in all of us. She reminded us that fasting d
Aaron Ninaber opened the year by preaching from 2 Kings 4, reminding us that we cannot force God’s presence, but we can prepare room for Him. Through the faith and obedience of the Shunammite woman, we saw how honor and
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