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You don't have what you want because you don't ask.This week, in celebration of Pentecost, Nicholas Kerton-johnson walks us through the beauty of the Holy Spirit being poured out. We look at the Pentecost passage, as well as the story of Jesus experiencing the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Then we go to James and meditate on how jealous the Lord is for the spirit that He has placed within us. We pray that as you listen to this sermon you would be drawn to give Jesus what He has asked for.

If I encounter the demonic I'm not running to the smartest person I know. I'm running to the person with the most intimacy with Jesus.
This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson walks us through what spiritual warfare can look like for the believer. He starts by reminding us that the spiritual war is not a battle of two equals. Jesus has won. We pray that as you listen to this sermon there would be a peace in your heart and a drive to grow in intimacy and Jesus and authority.

Every miracle is the supernatural dominating the natural
This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson unpacks some of the fears we tend to carry towards the Holy Spirit. He starts by highlighting that the Holy Spirit is a person, not an "it." He are able to experience Him with our 5 senses. We pray that as you listen to this sermon you would be introduced to the Helper in a fresh, new, way.

Sometimes He calms the storm around us. Sometimes He calms the storm in us and walks with us through the storm around us.
This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson speaks on the lesson of suffering. What do we do when we are faced with the filth of the world? When God calls us to surrender he calls us to fall into his presence. We pray that as your listen to this sermon you have the grace to surrender to the sovereignty of a loving Father.

In the light of Christ sin is irrelevant
This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson unpacks a word the Lord has given our church for this season. He is inviting us to surrender to Him, ask for new wineskins, and bring the broken to Him. We pray that as you listen to this sermon you would be guided by the Holy Spirit into a deeper intimacy with Him.

The religious spirit will always produce shame and a powerless church.
This week, we celebrate Palm Sunday and dive into the Religious Spirit. Pastor Nicholas Kerton Johnson highlights the fact that the religious leaders were not seeking the will of God. They were seeking control power and a system that benefits them. We pray that as you listen to this sermon the Holy Spirit convicts you of the righteousness given to you by the blood of Jesus.