Momentum Church Podcast

God's covenants reveal His unchanging love, faithfulness, and plan of redemption throughout the Bible. From His covenant with Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David to the New Covenant through Jesus Christ, each covenant shows God's desire for relationship with His people. These biblical covenants demonstrate God's promises, grace, and salvation plan fulfilled in Jesus, helping believers understand the u...

Since the last Australian census in 2016 we have seen a decline in the number of people who believe in the Christian God. We have seen a trend in Australia to a socitety of progressive thinking or as the book of Judges tells us – "Every man did what was right in his own eyes." The good news is that God always has a plan of redemption and that plan is Jesus, showing us a lifestyle of love, hhumilty...

Pastor Alan takes us through some teaching on the significance of water baptism. Following the principle of types and shadows, we can see several places in the Old Testament that point towards water baptism in the New Testament.  Pastor Alan shows how they are connected and what we can learn from them.  As believers in Christ we are made aware that the next step for us is to "rise and be baptised...

The abundance of God is without measure and flows from the very nature of who God is, we must remember the bible tells us numerous times that God is gracious, compassionate and slow to anger. Today we look at three people in the bible and see the abundance of God when things are going well, the abundance of God when it is unexpected and the abundance of God when things are not going well.

Travel with us as we see the prophet Elijah lead the nation of Israel out of drought and into the abundance of God.

Many of us know the story of Job, that he was according to Gods own words a man that there is none like him on the earth, a blameless and upright man, one who fears God and shuns evil, and yet in chapter 9 we read of the thing that plagued Job's life. Like Job we must be willing to let God prosecute our heart to reveal what should not be there or simply allow the conviction of the Holy Spirit to r...

The book of Acts is filled with many mazing encounters that the disciples had wherever they went. It started in an upper room where the promise that Jesus said would happen took place - the impartation of the Holy Spirit that enables us to have Dunamis power through Jesus Christ.

In the book of Genesis we read about Abram and how his life had changed so much from where he had started. We know of Abraham the patriarch of faith but Abram had learned to trust in the abundance of God over decades of trust in the God who was more than enough, the All Sufficient One.

Today we share with you some of the goals we are believing for in 2026, that 2026 would be a year of the abundance of God anchored in the scripture of Colossians 3:3 - "For you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God." Let's believe together that this year would be you best year yet in Christ.

In Matthew's Gospel Jesus speak to the people about faith. We often hear faith the size of a mustard seed but have we thought about faith as a mustard seed. This is the Greek word used in Matthew 17. Its not the size of your mustard seed but where it is planted. Our faith is not in our own abilities, our own intellect, our own strength. Our faith has to be firmly planted in God, in His abilities,...

The journey of our Christian wall is to live like Jesus, think like Jesus and be like Jesus. We know that we always have the best of intentions and yet like the Apostle Paul we end up not doing what we should be doing and doing what we shouldn't. There is a promise however for us un the book of Revelation 21 verse 21 which tells us that He being Jesus said "Behold I make all things new." The under...

In Acts 3 we never see the name Holy Spirit mentioned and yet we see the work of the Holy Spirit through the lives of Peter and John when dealing with the man at the gate Beautiful who was blind from birth. We read those famous word "Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk." As disciples of Jesus we must be willing to...

In Luke chapter 2 we read the faithfulness of God and the the faithfulness of two people - Simeon and Anna, two people who held on to the promise of God given to them that they would see with their own eyes the promise of Israel and the world. Both Simeon and Anna could have given up but they didn't and they could have said no this cannot be the promise of the Messiah but they refused to be limite...

Galatians 4 tells us that when the fullness of time had come, God sent forth His Son, not in a palace, not in a mansion, not in a large house but in a manger. The thought that God the Son entered into his own creation, entering time and space and matter to bring hope and redemption. The universe waited for this moment of time to tack place, we serve a God of true generosity.

As Christians we all have access to the same authority Jesus has, he even said in John's Gospel that we his disciples would do greater things. In order to do these things, the good works God has prepared in advance for us to do, we need to recognise and operate in the authority that Colossians tells us we have access to because of what Jesus has done for us.

The bible tells us without faith it is impossible to please God and that faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. In a rudimentary way faith can be explained as "trust in action". For instance, people get on airplanes, cross bridges, and eat at new restaurants, all because they have a certain level of trust or faith that the plane will fly safely, the bridge...

Many people, even those that have no faith in God can agree that if we all lived like Jesus the world would be a better place. So how do we as Christians learn to live more like Jesus – we become disciple making disciplers. Discipleship can be likened to a Jesus apprenticeship, we learn from following our teacher Jesus.

Spurgeon said "Time is short. Eternity is long. It is only reasonable that this short life be lived in the light of eternity" Whatever we do in this life we must always view it through the lens of eternity, that lens will be steeped in a scripture that is repeated three times in the bible - "Every knee will bow, every tongue will confess"

Throughout the bible God has revealed HIs Spirit in different ways. In the Old Testament the Holy Spirit was placed on certain people for specific reasons and King David in his repentant heart asked the God would not take His Spirit away. In the New Testament because of the work of Jesus at the cross the Holy Spirit is given to us and now it's for all time enabling us to do all the good works God...

In Genesis 27 we see for the first time a phrase used by Jacob to his father Isaac - "The Lord your God". In Exodus we see for the first time God use the same phrase to Moses after the people rebelled into false worship at the bottom of the mountain and God tells Moses "your people" have corrupted themselves. Moses responds with no Lord they are your people. No matter what God does in our lives we...

1 Chronicles chapter 4 tells us the story of Bithiah and the remarkable steps of faith she achieved which would change the course of a nation. Every church has a specific call and ministry and the people as the church create that difference with their specific call of God in their lives. We have to be willing though to go where we've never gone before to do what we've never done before and to go t...

In Luke Chapter 5 - Jesus teaches us about the the old and new wineskin. When God moves us it's always a challenge, but the challenge brings change and sometimes God allows challenges to bring in the change. We need to recognise the old wineskin is dead and so often the tension we feel as Christians is trying to reform the old man instead of living as the new man.

When God touches you, something shifts on the inside which then becomes evident to others on the outside and in Esther 4:13-15 Esther had a choice she could do nothing and stay in the life that she had or she could stand in the call that God had placed her there for. When God is moving there is a supernatural grace involved an we need to tap into that grace of God for His Kingdom glory.

Patrick Fitzgerald was born in Dublin, Ireland to a Roman Catholic family. At the age of 23 following the tragic death of a close friend, Patrick began to search for truth. The emptiness of the life he knew troubled him greatly and he was determined to find God, if He existed! While on holiday in Tenerife, Patrick's questions were finally answered, and he encountered God in a way he had never know...

Ps Harry & Cil share about the mission trip to Indonesia and how we activate the prophetic word that is given to the glory to God. Each of us has a purpose and destiny in God and Ephesians 2 tells us God has prepared good works in advance for us to do. What will you write on your line?