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What could happen if we were to ask God for the courage to share our story and the heart of God for the world around us? How about we let our testimony be the lifeline for someone who is lost and drowning. May this be the cry of our hearts, God use our lives for your glory.

As Christians, we carry the light and salt to this world, and that salt and light makes such a difference. We are carriers of God's love and blessings to this world; we are called to carry the Good News of the gospel as we Go into our communities, workplaces, and homes.

We all have a story to tell and a hope in our lives of what Jesus has done for us. We’re not to keep this to ourselves; we’re called and commissioned to tell others. Don’t allow the enemy to shut you up or close you down; we are ambassadors of the Kingdom of God here on the earth.

God is not a distant deity watching from a safe place. He is present, He is personal, and He is actively holding us up. We may feel like we’re barely keeping it together, but His righteous right hand is underneath us right now, and we will not fall.

Failure isn’t something to be ignored, but a process in which we grow and learn. Don’t let failure define you. In other words, just because you’ve not seen immediate success, don’t assume you’ve failed. Or that you’re a failure. If we allow failure to define us, it will lay a neurological pathway in our brains and become a mindset in our thinking where we fall into a lie about ourselves.

Ps Sean rounds off the three week series on the Family Church value "We Value Gathering" by giving a fascinating introduction to himself for those at Gosport Congregation who have not met him before. He then moves on to focus on the value of Connect Groups, our 'small church' gatherings within Family Church.

Ps Nacho speaks this week, continuing the series about the value of gathering in our church. "We Value Gathering" is a core value for Family Church.

We value the gathering together as the Body of Christ, but for some they've forgotten what a blessing this is. Therefore, it's time we shook ourselves up and put Jesus at the centre of our lives, so that we have passion for His House.

Church, it’s time to kick off the slippers of an easy life...and for us to be the radical, compassionate, God-loving Church that will shape the next generation...It’s time to stop being indifferent about walking with God, His Word, and God's House, and be good examples to our kids.

Today, Lyndon speaks about the Gospel of Grace, understanding why things went wrong, knowing the one who came to sort it out, and living in the revelation of that truth in our daily lives.

Ps Steu speaks about ‘The Heart of a Disciple’. He shared that disciples are those who come to Jesus and walk with Him. Discipleship is about learning and growing as we walk with Jesus, much like an apprenticeship. In order to learn from Him, we have to have a humble heart, which is only possible when we are secure in who we are in Christ.

Our “YES” opens the door for Him to do what only He can. It’s not about our ability, our resources, or our understanding. It’s about our willingness to trust and obey Him. Whatever God is asking of you, trust that your obedience will be met with His power. Take the step and watch Him do the impossible.

When we say “YES” to God, we’re stepping into a realm where our limits no longer matter. Our “YES” opens the door for Him to do what only He can. It’s not about our ability, our resources, or our understanding. It’s about our willingness to trust and obey Him.

God’s not waiting for our no, He's waiting for our YES. Our saying yes to God, even in the midst of fear, confusion, or uncertainty, is the most courageous thing we can do. Our "yes" to God will take us on faith adventures we wouldn’t believe possible.

This message looks at the three seasons every Christian can face as we walk this Journey of Faith. It is a reminder that we, at one time or the other, go through a Preparation Season (The Pre-Wall Season) in which our relationship with God is vital. Then comes the Application season (The Wall Season), in which our obedience to what God has said and is still saying becomes very important; it is a reminder that we are fighting from a place of victory. And lastly, is the Season of Rest (The Post Wall Season), where we are encouraged to keep pressing in and not taking a break on God."