Engage Church - Sermons

Forgive us for our lack of faith and our lack of prayer God. Help us put aside our self-confidence and help us overcome our unbelief. We declare the powers of this world and time are no match for you God and we boldly call upon the name of Jesus, the only name with the power to save. Amen.

The Holy Spirit has been moving in Power since before time began, and He still does today! Join us as we explore the power of the promised Holy Spirit and challenge each other on how we can be pursuing His promised power in our own lives and communities today. PS, shout out to Jake 

Having relationship with his people is the promise and desire of the Father’s heart, and the Holy Spirit, the presence of God living inside of us, is living proof of that promise. The Holy Spirit, by who he is and what he does, proves to us God’s faithfulness, his patience with us, his love and kindness for us and the way that he is absolutely for the good and the joy of those who love him. And only because of His faithfulness — to us to keep every single promise he makes, we have the privilege of being his people of faith.

The Holy Spirit is one of three distinct persons of the God of the Bible. He has always been God and will always be God. He was present and apart of the creation of the world, He was present throughout the Old Testament, He is still present and at work today and will continue to be for all eternity. And yet, He often seems to receive far less attention and discussion, at least in the majority of western Christian life, when compared to the other two equal persons of God (God the Father and Son - Jesus Christ). Tonight we seek to buck the trend as we dive into asking "who is the Holy Spirit?"

Whether you feel like you more naturally connect with the presence of God through feelings or logical patterns, God's Word has got you covered. In this message we explore the pattern of God's presence throughout the Bible, from Genesis all the way through to how He is at work in us today, marvelling at the attention He pays to both our hearts and minds. 

If we become like what we behold and become like the things we surround ourselves with, the things we idolise, value and appreciate, we realise often that it isn’t Jesus.