The Vivify Podcast

Living out the love of Christ in our daily lives starts with forgiveness. In the final teaching of CLC 26’ PK explores the nature of God's mercy and the different forms it takes. Once we grasp the depth of mercy God has shown us, we're called to extend that same mercy to others.  Listen and learn to become a  reflection of God's mercy.

What does it look like to follow Jesus in the charismatic? In this sermon, we see the culture of Jesus as it's lived out in charismatic circles and ask what we can learn from it. We look at what's worth treasuring and what needs to be weighed against the finished work of Christ as He wouldn’t have us be ignorant about spirituals Listen and let this stir your faith again for the charismatic...

What’s the point of coming to Church? The end goal is to become like Christ in character. In this teaching, PK unpacks sanctification, and drawing on James 1:13-15, he explains how temptation works, and how we’re to approach it as believers. Listen and be blessed

Among many things, Jesus is the Christ, the anointed one. He lived His life full of the Spirit and calls us to also be full of the Spirit of God.  In this teaching, Pastor Kenneth shows us from scripture how we can be so full of the Spirit Spirit that the things of the world have no room for  gratification in our life. Listen and be blessed.

We cannot look at the subject of Jesus Culture without talking about His approach to prayer. Who better to teach us about communicating with God than God in the flesh? Listen and receive insight on what true communion with the Father should be like.

Satan has many secrets he would rather we didn’t know, worst of them all is the truth that you can be religious yet not have a relationship with Jesus. In this first session of CLC 2026, Pastor Kenneth shows us what Biblical faith is, what it is to believe in the Gospel. Listen and be edified!

We must understand how to prepare ourselves for special meetings and how to participate with the right understanding and expectation. The Vivified Church’s hallmark event, Crazy Love Conference, is happening from 16th to 18th October, and as we look forward to all that God has in store for us, we must give ourselves to the necessary preparation. Listen and be ready to learn, prepare, and position...

The pace of life can be relentless. There is always something demanding our attention, another responsibility to attend to, another place we need to be. Yet, in the midst of it all, God calls us to abide in Him. So, how do we actually live this out? How do we develop a life of abiding despite the noise, demands, and preoccupations of the world around us? Join us this Thursday by 6pm for our Midwee...

In Jesus' instruction, we see a call to be His disciples, like an apprenticeship. Discipleship means we're covered in the dust of our Rabbi; so close that others can tell we've been with Jesus. In this journey, we will: be with Jesus, become like Jesus and do what Jesus did. In what areas can you become more like Jesus? Listen and be edified even as Ben shares his testimony.

You were made on purpose, for a purpose. But the enemy knows it, and he will try to steal it or distract you from it. In this teaching, Dylan Vermeulen from Well of Life Church, Dubai, uses the life of Joseph as a case study to show what it looks like to hold on to God's purpose, even when the road gets complicated. Listen as we're challenged to stay focused on what God has called us to.

In this teaching, we continue our journey through Romans 9, picking up from verses 17–29! How do we understand God’s sovereignty, His mercy, and His justice? Listen as we explore the important questions Paul addresses in this passage.

What happens when we come face to face with the sovereignty of God? Romans 9 takes us into some of the weightiest questions about God’s purposes, His mercy, His sovereignty, and His dealings with humanity. And no, this isn’t Hogwarts, but there is a Potter involved.

God is faithful, and His faithfulness gives us reason to trust Him even when we cannot yet see how His promises will unfold. He calls us to a faith that is steadfast and resilient, one that is not shaken by changing circumstances but remains anchored in who He is.

There is a confidence that comes from knowing that God is for you. Romans 8 ends with this glorious assurance. We are more than conquerors through Him who loved us, and nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus.

What do we do when what we are experiencing now does not look like what God has promised? Romans 8:18–30 points us to the glory that is still to come. Paul acknowledges the groaning of creation and our own longing, whilst reminding us that our present reality is not the end of the story. And while we wait, God is still at work according to His purpose.

“There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus, who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit.” Paul opens Romans 8 with this powerful declaration and goes on to unpack what it means to be in Christ: free from condemnation, no longer bound to the flesh, and led by the Spirit as children of God. Listen and be blessed as we journey through Romans 8:1-1...

ARE YOU READY TO RUMBLE?! Because this fight has been going on for a while. In fact, it feels like it’s round 100,670… and you’re still fighting. The battle between the life God has called us to and the pull of the flesh. Between wanting to do what is right and somehow finding ourselves doing the very opposite. Paul gives language to this chaotic and all-too-familiar struggle in Romans 7. Listen a...

Who or what do you offer yourself to? Paul presents us with a sobering reality: we become slaves to whatever we continually yield ourselves to. We can offer ourselves to sin, which leads to death, or to obedience, which leads to righteousness. But there is good news: in Christ, we have been set free from sin and are now free to live in obedience to God. In this teaching, we take a deep dive into R...

After hearing the wonderful news of being justified by faith, Paul anticipates the questions that may arise: “What are you saying then? Can we continue in sin?” In Romans 6, Paul gives a resounding answer. We have been given a new life and are no longer slaves to sin. Instead, we are now called to live in the reality of what Christ has accomplished for us. Listen as we dissect Romans 6:1–14 and ex...

The second part of Romans 5 from verses 12 to 21 introduces us to two Adams: one through whom sin and death entered the world, and another through whom came righteousness and life. We see the contrast between these two representatives and how it culminates in a beautiful story of redemption.

Having been justified by faith, we now have access to God. What a wonderful reality and something we could never have earned ourselves. In Romans 5:1–11, Paul shows us the depth of God’s love towards us: a love demonstrated through Christ, giving us access to God and a hope that does not disappoint. Listen as we continue our study of Romans and explore the beautiful realities of being justified by...

Times and seasons of prayer are invaluable, and we see this in the life of our Example, Christ Jesus. Our Lord would often spend the night in prayer and communion with His Father, especially before significant decisions. As believers and children of God, we are called to cultivate this same posture of prayer and fellowship with the Father. Discernment is not necessarily the receiving of new inform...

Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness. David spoke of the blessedness of the one whose sins are forgiven and whom the Lord does not count guilty. Romans 4 unpacks the beautiful truth of righteousness received by faith.

Up until this point, everything has seemed dire: all have sinned, and all are guilty. But in the concluding part of Romans 3, Paul brings us to a turning point. What seemed like the end of the story because of our sin becomes the beginning of the good news: we can be freely justified by His grace through Christ. Listen and be edified as we study Romans 3:21–31.

Paul brings us to a climax in Chapter 3: every person is guilty as charged before God; no one is righteous. We continue our study of the book of Romans in this teaching "Guilty As Charged" where we study Romans 3:1-20. The law exposes the depth of our sin, but it cannot justify us or make us righteous before God. Instead, it reveals our need for a righteousness that comes from God.