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Crossing over into what God has prepared for us requires renewed minds, restored confidence, and faith rooted in His Word, even through life's storms. As we leave the past behind and press forward with courage, we can trust that the God who began a good work in us will faithfully bring it to completion.

Are we following the real Jesus, or a version we've created that fits our lives? This message challenges us to move beyond a “cardboard Jesus” we can control and discover the living Christ who came to set us free. Jesus invites us into a personal relationship that brings forgiveness, freedom and transformation. His question remains: “Who do you say I am?” Don't settle for cardboard. Come encounter the real Jesus.

Ready, Steady… Grow! explores how God calls His people to set themselves apart, make room for Him, and gather together to hear, learn and grow. As we prepare for a new chapter, the question is not simply where we are going, but who are we becoming?

Faith was never meant to be lived alone. Through Mark 2, we see the power of a community whose faith expresses itself through love—carrying one another, bringing people to Jesus, and becoming a witness to the world through our unity.

Together as a church, we pray for Sweden across seven spheres of influence — faith, family, government, education, media, culture, and business. We lift our nation and its leaders before God, asking for His wisdom, guidance and blessing in every area of society.

When we don’t understand what God is doing, faith calls us to trust Him enough to take the next step. Journeying through Habakkuk, we discover how to move from questioning and waiting to a place of confident faith: whatever the circumstances, yet I will rejoice.

Jeremiah 29:11 shows up on mugs, tattoos, and Instagram bios everywhere, but who God actually talking to? This week we go back to find out, and it changes everything about what the verse actually means.

We were reminded that stepping into a new season often means stepping out of the old, but not rushing ahead of God. Take time to listen, stay rooted in His Word, learn from the previous season, prepare patiently, remain open to His leading, and be ready to obey when He speaks.

In Whose Son Are You?, Angela explores the life-changing truth of being adopted into God’s family and living as His beloved child and heir. Through Scripture, personal testimony, and the names of God, she reminds us that our identity is rooted not in our circumstances, but in the loving Father to whom we belong.

What if God has already placed a gift in front of you, but you've never opened it? In this Pentecost message, we unpack the baptism of the Holy Spirit, the purpose of spiritual empowerment, and how believers can experience a deeper relationship with God that transforms fear into bold faith.

In this message, we trace the story from The Book of Genesis Babel to Pentecost, seeing how human pride at Babel fractured unity, while the gospel through Christ restores it—not by erasing our differences, but by redeeming them into Spirit-formed unity. Through The Acts of the Apostles Pentecost and the vision of the church, we’re reminded that our deepest identity is not found in culture, race, or status, but in Christ, who unites people from every tribe, tongue, and nation into one family for His glory.

God isn’t just looking for people who hear His voice, but for those who respond with willing, wholehearted obedience rooted in love. Macben explores how true obedience isn’t about perfection, but about a surrendered heart that continually says “yes” to God and trusts His direction.

When life turns unexpectedly hard and God feels silent, Daniel 3 reminds us that Jesus doesn’t always keep us from the fire—but He always meets us in it. Real faith says, “God, I know You can… and even if You don’t, I still trust You,” trusting that what feels like it’s breaking you may actually be freeing you.

Today's message explores what it means to trust God even when His plan doesn’t make sense, drawing from Abraham’s faith in Genesis 22 and the question we all ask in difficult seasons: “Where is God?” Pointing to Jesus Christ as the Lamb God ultimately provided, it reminds us that because He is risen, we can trust Him fully—even when we don’t understand.

This message challenges us to examine not whether we are bold, but what we are bold about, calling believers to live out a faith in Jesus that naturally overflows into courage and witness. Drawing from the early Church in Acts, we’re reminded that boldness isn’t personality-driven but comes from time with Jesus—and a church that truly pleases God doesn’t pray for comfort, but for greater boldness to make an impact.