Every miracle is the supernatural dominating the naturalThis week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson unpacks some of the fears we tend to carry towards the Holy Spirit. He starts by highlighting that the Holy Spirit is a person, not an "it." He are able to experien

Sometimes He calms the storm around us. Sometimes He calms the storm in us and walks with us through the storm around us.This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson speaks on the lesson of suffering. What do we do when we are faced with the filth of the world? Whe

In the light of Christ sin is irrelevantThis week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson unpacks a word the Lord has given our church for this season. He is inviting us to surrender to Him, ask for new wineskins, and bring the broken to Him. We pray that as you listen

The religious spirit will always produce shame and a powerless church.This week, we celebrate Palm Sunday and dive into the Religious Spirit. Pastor Nicholas Kerton Johnson highlights the fact that the religious leaders were not seeking the will of God. T

He is gracious, but His standard is clear. ForgiveContinuing our humility series, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson unpacks why humility requires us to walk in forgiveness. Forgiveness is transactional. We forgive and we are forgiven. We pray that as you listen to

The greatest way that He could exalt us is giving us more of Himself.On his birthday, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson dives back into our humility series. He reminds us why we are pressing into humility, to get more of Jesus. We pray that as you listen to this

This week, we take a break from our humility series to hear from Jonathon Forte, one of our missionaries and long-time friend. He shares from his heart and experiences what it means to minister out of the love of the father. We pray that as you listen to

We follow a gospel that is deeply offensive. It offends because it is holy. Nicholas Kerton-Johnson continues our series on humility acknowledging the offensive nature of the gospel. He tells the story of how the pharisees were so offended by Jesus’s act

But if we want to go into our father's presence, if we want to be part of his kingdom, then we actually have to abide by the laws and the rules and the ways of that kingdom.This week, Pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson speaks to us about offense. Getting rid

Will you be the servant of your brothers and sisters?This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson talks about humility in servanthood. As a church, we want to press into the whole of the kingdom of God, not just the parts that are easy, and fun for us. He tells the