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Mark Sayers shares surprising stories of spiritual renewal in traditionally secular Europe, especially among Gen Z in Scandinavia. He challenges listeners to overcome cynicism and reconsider the presence of God in their lives. The discussion highlights how the wilderness can be a place of transformation and divine encounter. Sayers emphasizes that even in challenging times, small acts of faith can lead to a greater abundance from God, urging everyone to recognize the potential for hope and fellowship amid adversity.

In this message, Andy Kroussoratsky invites us to rediscover the transforming power of God’s presence—not just in mountaintop moments, but in the quiet, ordinary rhythms of daily life. Drawing from Psalm 139, Ezekiel’s temple vision, and his own experience as a coffee roaster, Andy paints a picture of a God who lovingly watches every moment of our lives and longs to meet us in it.This message is an invitation to build a furnace of faith, not by striving for the spectacular, but by surrendering the simple. What if the true altar is your commute, your chores, your conversations—your everyday? What if the fire of transformation is ignited degree by degree, as we offer ourselves daily to God’s loving gaze?Let this message reshape how you see your week—and how you meet the One who never looks away.🔗 Learn more at redchurch.au

In this Pentecost message from our Furnace of Faith series, Trudi Sayers traces the discipleship journey of Peter—from failure and fear to courage and boldness—revealing how the fire of God’s presence transforms ordinary lives into empowered witnesses.Through Acts 4 and key moments in Peter’s story, we are invited to step into our true identity, to walk in the power of the Spirit, and to become people marked by faith and courage. Whether you feel stuck, unsure, or weary, this message is a reminder that God names you not by your past, but by who He is calling you to become.This is a furnace of empowerment—where the Spirit ignites purpose, and love compels us to boldly follow Christ wherever He leads.🔗 Discover more at redchurch.au

This week in our Furnace of Faith series, Trudi Sayers brings a stirring invitation to return to the love of Jesus with wholehearted devotion. Drawing from the life of Count Zinzendorf, the legacy of the Moravians, and the desperate longing of David in Psalm 63, Trudi calls us to behold Christ—lingering long enough to be marked by His mercy, pierced by His love, and awakened to a consecrated life.As we prepare our hearts for Pentecost, we’re invited to throw idols on the fire, move from complacency to conviction, and let the fire of His presence burn bright again. This message is a call to come home—to the mercy seat, to the cross, to the love that never fails. Let the baptism of love begin.🔗 Learn more or connect with us at redchurch.au

This week, Trudi Sayers invites us into The Furnace of Faith—a fresh call to stoke the spiritual fire in our lives and community. Drawing from Numbers 13 and Ephesians 5, she explores how God is calling Red Church into a season of intentional prayer, expectancy, and holy hunger. In the face of winter’s temptation toward comfort and complacency, this is a rallying cry to remain in God’s love, raise our vision, and respond with faith-filled action.Join us as we commit to a season of persistent, presence-centred prayer—for the sake of those yet to meet Jesus, those who have walked away, and our own deepening love for Him.To learn more or take part, visit redchurch.au/furnace

Mark Sayers delves into how historical monasteries preserved faith amid turmoil, urging modern believers to establish spiritual routines. He introduces 'The Furnace,' a new initiative aimed at reigniting prayer and passion as winter approaches. The importance of being spiritual 'pillars' in communities is highlighted, showcasing how structured practices bolster resilience. Emphasizing God's unwavering presence, Sayers challenges listeners to overcome fear through courage and collective prayer, fostering deeper connections with their faith.

Pastor Mark Sayers explores the transformative power of worship, emphasizing its role in awakening spiritual engagement in a disconnected world. He connects worship to a deeper understanding of God, urging believers to chase genuine spiritual presence rather than routine. The decline of nightlife highlights society's yearning for community and connection, presenting a unique opportunity for the church. Mark challenges listeners to embrace collective worship experiences that foster deeper relationships with the divine and empower them for mission.

Mark Sayers dives into the intriguing concept of discipleship and its power to make the church compelling. He presents surprising data about rising youth attendance, challenging common perceptions of decline. The core idea is that discipleship transforms lives by helping individuals embody Christ's teachings in their own unique circumstances. Listeners are encouraged to fully surrender to Christ for authentic transformation, emphasizing that this journey can influence others positively in today’s fast-paced world.

Discover the surprising spiritual growth in Australia's faith landscape, as Pastor Mark unveils statistics that challenge notions of decline. Explore how a church becomes magnetic through fervent prayer, mission-driven focus, and whole-life discipleship. Delve into historical perspectives on Jesus' compelling nature and the church's role amidst rising secularism. Witness a shift towards Christianity among younger generations eager for authentic faith experiences. This message ignites a call to embrace the unexpected moments of spiritual awakening.

Explore the transformative power of Christ's resurrection and how it disrupts our expectations. Delve into the journey from doubt to belief through Thomas's story. Examine the rising Christian faith among Australians over 55 and the surprising commitment of millennials to church. Reflect on mortality and humanity's longing for life beyond death. This message encourages a personal embrace of hope and a deeper intimacy with faith, highlighting the revolutionary nature of resurrection in our world.