River Streams

by Bob Brasset • Bob continues his teaching on faith destroyers.

by Bob Brasset • Speaking from Matthew 14:24, 21:18 and James 1:5-8, Bob teaches on the anointing of love, and things that can destroy faith. Following the message is a time of impartation.

by Bob Brasset • Speaking from Acts 4:29, Bob teaches on the importance of being filled with love, having a sense of expectancy, and following after peace. Included is a PDF attendees received on how to pray with power and effectiveness.

by Bob Brasset • Bob continues his teaching on the functional realities of God's Kingdom, and our need for a powerful invasion of God's love.

by Bob Brasset • Beginning with an overview of the city of Victoria's spiritual history, Bob teaches on the functional reality of God's Kingdom, and the need for a powerful invasion of God's love.

by Paul Hughes • Speaking from John 1:10 and Luke 19:1-10, Paul talks about the importance of receiving Jesus as he chooses to come to us.

by Paul Hughes • Speaking from Psalm 1, Paul describes how a blessed person is the one who chooses to come under God's instruction, and rise above negative influences. The message concluded with a soaking time with the United Pursuit song "Seasons Change (Live)" from their new album, Simple Gospel.

by Justin O'Shea • The way we see God affects how we steward our dreams and desires. Speaking from Romans 8:32, Justin reminds us of God's generosity and commitment to seeing our desires fulfilled, as we look to him.   

by Bob Ekblad • Being lost qualifies us to be found. Bob speaks from Ezekiel 34:15,16 about God's heart to care for and shepherd us.

by Jacquelyn Maas

by Randy Maas • From Psalm 139:14 and John 15:12, Randy encourages us to see ourselves as God sees us--fearfully and wonderfully made.

by Paul Hughes • Paul looks at serving Jesus as a son or daughter from the phrase "Out of Egypt I called my son" (Matthew 2:15) set in context of Hosea 11:1 and the book of Exodus. Lovers make the best workers.

by Paul Hughes • (the image referred to in this sermon is of the Montparnasse derailment of 1895, which can be seen here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montparnasse_derailment).

by Jonny Hughes

by Paul Hughes

by Paul Hughes

by Heidi Hughes

by Heidi Hughes

by Paul Hughes

by Heidi Hughes