On Pentecost Sunday, we explore the powerful vision of Zechariah 4 and God's promise of the Holy Spirit's continual outpouring. Through the imagery of golden oil flowing endlessly from olive trees into a lampstand, we see a picture of how God empowers His people—not through human effort, strength, or strategy, but through the power of His Spirit.
Drawing parallels between Zerubbabel's challenge of rebuilding the temple and the challenges we face today, Mike reminds us that God never intended us to live in self-reliance, exhaustion, or disappointment. Instead, He calls us to repentance from self-sufficiency and into a lifestyle of dependence on the Holy Spirit.
As we reflect on God's faithfulness through seasons of rebuilding, growth, and vision, we're encouraged to trust that the mountains before us can become level ground through the finished work of Jesus Christ and the ongoing power of the Spirit. The same God who empowered His people in Zechariah's day and poured out His Spirit at Pentecost is still at work today—filling, leading, and strengthening His church for every task He calls us to.
This week we close our our teaching series in the letter to the church in Philippi. As Paul ends his letter in Philippians 4:10-20,...
The first sermon in our new series, 'Radical City Living', looking through the book of Ephesians. Daniel Macleod starts us off in Ephesians 1.
