Freedom Church Preach Audio

The pain that pushes us away from God can actually draw us to Him. We should also ask: why do good things happen? Morality makes no sense without God.

The Bible records real people and verifiable events. Written over 1550 years by 40 authors in 66 contributions it tells ONE story - of God’s love.

Atheism is not scientific: dogged disbelief not seeking truth. Facts AND faith are needed for science and the gospel. A look at the evidence and the odds:

Our bodily life is amazing and rich - yet it must always be our servant and never our master. How to live “from inside out”.

Growth as a Christian is ultimately up to us - church community is vital but not sufficient: we dare not neglect self-discipline.

Financial unfaithfulness derails us. God has no problem with wealth: only with wealth owning you. His precepts unlock freedom. Tithing is just the start.

Psychology shows we need a “secure base” to flourish: the Bible agrees - and also shows us how to regain a lost “base”.

Bodily discipline is good: but emotional discipline is life-changing. Christ in you contends for your soul: your history and situation do not define you.

Every parenting situation differs - but key principles remain constant. What to do (and avoid) to launch your child’s best destiny - and avoid cuckoos

Succession matters: life is a relay. The next generation cannot inherit what we don’t model. Lifelong faithfulness and preparing a legacy sets them up to win.

Am I going to live under the giants I inherited - or allowed - and leave them for my children to tackle? Or will I confront them - fight them - and see a miracle?

We’re in danger of serving routine - religion - and deception if we don’t seek the Father. To truly serve the King I need to know the Father.

Your greatest days are found outside of your comfort zone. I must become uncomfortable to change the world: to unlock the potential that is in me.

When you meet the life-giver you become a life-giver to others. But you can't give what you don't have. Jesus wants us to be a conduit: for our lives to overflow with Him.

Jesus came for relationship not religion. He has no grace for religion. We are to recognise our religiousness inside: trust his mercy and grace to bring real freedom.

Communion isn’t just about how much Jesus suffered but how much he loves. It isn’t a religious act but a relational one: take it in faith and trust.

Jesus looks for those who will follow him and change the world. He tests our heart and willingness to continually grow and change.

Jesus expects us to be fruitful. Multiplication happens through releasing not withholding: through action not complacency.

Who else has impacted, revolutionised and changed the fabric of history, all in an upside-down kingdom way like Jesus?

Whatever our parents left us -good or bad - we can reset the course of the generations to come. It’s not about what we reap for ourselves but what we sow.