Show Notes
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 all that He can give through us. In this message, Lynley shares from 2 Kings 4 and 1 Kings 17, exploring the stories of two widows who each had only a little oil in desperate situations. One was in debt and about to lose her sons, the other preparing her final meal during a famine. Yet in both stories, the miracle began not with more—but with what they already had. As they responded in obedience, the oil began to flow. When we pour out what God has given us, He brings the increase. This message is a call to recognise the “except” in your life, the small thing you may have overlooked, and to steward it well. As you step out, make room, and continue to pour out, God moves in the flow, multiplying what you place in His hands.It’s time to stay full, keep pouring, and trust God for the increase.
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You are born for fruit, but you do not have to strain, panic, or perform to reach your destiny. Only Father God is the Vinedresser. He knows exactly what he is doing with the shears. He cuts to bring life, and He never prunes a branch to destroy it. Your only real job is to drop the performance, remain connected to the Vine, and trust His loving hands.
What did the resurrection actually did to Satan's authority?When Jesus walked out of the tomb, he disarmed the enemy. It is like grabbing a poisonous snake and pulling the fangs out, or taking the batteries out of a remote control. The enemy is still around, and he is definitely still angry, but his actual ability to destroy you is gone. All he really has left to use against us is accusation, lies, and fear.The decisive battle is already won. The enemy knows his time is short, so he is just trying to take as many people down with him as he can before it is over.This message is a really practical reminder that we do not have to fight a war that is already over. We just need to stay close to the Lord, stay close to our community, and live like people who know exactly who has already won.
God is not planning to make all new things. He promised to make all things new. In this message, Andrea explores the heavy, beautiful challenge of our bodily resurrection. Our lives are just like a tiny acorn planted in the dirt. The seed and the towering oak tree are wildly different, but they are intrinsically linked. Because our present reality is tied directly to our eternal one, how we live today carries immense weight. Every act of healing, beauty, and love is an active piece of God's eternal restoration project. Listen as Andrea invites us to let Jesus mess with our priorities, showing us how to access the renewing power of the resurrection day by day.