Episodios

  • Reduce God's Salvation by Crediting Your Response, Part 1
    Feb 20 2026

    This episode, "Restrain God's Praise," delves deep into the lessons from Jonah’s journey and God's merciful nature. Pastor Colin quetion whether we have perhaps been too hard on Jonah. He reflects on how Jonah's story reveals the ongoing need for God's grace and reminds us all that salvation comes from the Lord. Join us as Pastor Colin shares personal insights on how this profound truth has transformed his own life, encouraging us to seek a deeper God-centered experience. If you've ever struggled with your relationship with God, this episode offers hope, assurance, and a fresh perspective on redemption.

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    25 m
  • Restrain God's Praise on Account of Your Pain, Part 2
    Feb 19 2026

    If you've ever found yourself wrestling with the idea of committing to follow Jesus, today's broadcast is for you. Pastor Colin reminds us that we often find ourselves sinking like Jonah, overwhelmed by doubt and perceived inadequacies. Yet, the path forward is to lift our gaze to God, as revealed through Jesus Christ, and embrace the transformative love He offers.

    Prepare to be encouraged as Colin shares four life-changing steps to building faith, trusting God's purpose even in life's darkest moments. With vivid storytelling, Colin takes us through Jonah's journey, illustrating how God tirelessly extends His grace to desperate souls, pulling them from the depths of despair.

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  • Restrain God's Praise on Account of Your Pain, Part 1
    Feb 18 2026

    Owning our sinfulness is a crucial step in embracing the Gospel. Pastor Colin explores the story of Jonah and his tumultuous journey of faith, highlighting how his struggles and eventual surrender can resonate with each of us. This broadcast takes us through Jonah's humbling acceptance of his need for God and how, even facing overwhelming challenges, God's grace prevails. As Jonah's story unfolds, Pastor Colin invites listeners to reflect on their own lives and the transformative power of acknowledging our need for salvation. Join us as we explore the riches of God's mercy and grace, found even at the lowest moments. Whether you’re a believer or just curious, today’s message provides hope and encouragement for all.

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  • Receive God's Mercy and Withhold It From Others, Part 2
    Feb 17 2026

    Today, Colin delves into the profound and often misunderstood topic of sin, shedding light on how truly understanding it can lead to a heart of compassion rather than condemnation. As he shares insights from the book of Jonah, Pastor Colin emphasises the importance of being engaged in God’s work rather than remaining passive bystanders. He challenges us to see beyond our grievances, and like the king in Jonah, to actively seek God’s mercy and engage in the redeeming work of the Spirit. This episode invites us to reflect on the nature of compassion as love in action, urging us to move beyond criticism into active participation in our communities and God’s mission. Tune in to explore how embracing God’s grace fuels a compassionate heart and to learn how Jonah’s journey serves as a call for us all to grow in love and compassion.

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  • Receive God's Mercy and Withhold It From Others, Part 1
    Feb 16 2026

    In this episode, Pastor Colin explores God's boundless compassion and urges us to reflect that love in our daily lives. Despite Jonah's reluctance, God's mercy extends to all, challenging us to show kindness to everyone, especially those we might find difficult. We discuss the beauty of every person as a unique creation and how embracing this perspective enhances our compassion. Join us as we learn how to grow in empathy, seeing beyond our concerns, and understanding God's immense love for every individual.

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  • Rejoice in God's Gifts as Though They Were Rights, Part 2
    Feb 13 2026

    Ever thought about how life’s comforts can sometimes mask the hidden anger within our hearts? Jonah certainly knew this struggle, and Pastor Colin helps us unpack this idea further.

    We explore the striking contrast between Jonah, consumed by anger, and Job, who responded with worship despite his trials. It's a journey that challenges us to either withdraw into anger or lean into worship when faced with life's storms.

    Tune in as we are reminded of God’s ability to transform resentment into worship through His overwhelming love. Don't miss Pastor Colin’s guidance on how to align your heart towards gratitude, humility, and deeper love for God, rather than the temporary vine of worldly comfort.

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  • Rejoice in God's Gifts as Though They Were Rights, Part 1
    Feb 12 2026

    In today's episode, we are diving deep into the story of Jonah and exploring the challenges and lessons within chapter 4. Pastor Colin invites us to picture ourselves in Jonah’s shoes, experiencing both God’s blessings and His withdrawings as Jonah did with the vine, the worm, and the scorching wind. Pastor Colin addresses how easily we can grow to love God's gifts more than God Himself, a timely reminder to cherish the Giver over the gifts. Together, we’ll reflect on how God's gracious hand is at work in every aspect of our lives, even through trials and challenges. Make sure to join us as we delve into Jonah’s story and find parallels in our own lives.

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  • Resent God's Providence in Ordering the World, Part 2
    Feb 11 2026

    Does God's grace make you angry, or does it lead you into worship and prayer? Pastor Colin explores the depths of God's love, highlighting that while God's love is for everyone, His deepest love may not be the same for all. Through the story of Jonah, we discover how God's grace can make some people angry but lead others to worship and prayer. This episode invites you to reflect on your own response to God's grace and to find joy in worshipping Him. Don't miss the opportunity to understand the magnificent expanse of God's grace and what it means for your life.

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    26 m