ARISE Church

Thank you for listening to the weekly podcast from ARISE Church led by John and Gillian Cameron.

Thank you for listening to the weekly podcast from ARISE Church led by John and Gillian Cameron.

Thank you for listening to the weekly podcast from ARISE Church led by John and Gillian Cameron.

Thank you for listening to the weekly podcast from ARISE Church led by John and Gillian Cameron.

Thank you for listening to the weekly podcast from ARISE Church led by John and Gillian Cameron.

Thank you for listening to the weekly podcast from ARISE Church with Lead Pastors John and Gillian Cameron.

The biggest threat to our success is disunity. If we stand together, we are strong together. When we all do our part and share responsibility the church moves forward.

We all face one universal issue – problems. We get bigger than our problems when we understand no situation can defeat our faith. We serve an overcoming God and he wants us to learn to overcome – this is the life of faith!

Three words when shared by a group of people open a way to new possibilities. 'Come Let Us' is a cry of unity that God wants to be at the centre of His Church.

A truly unified group of people have no limits to what they can achieve, the place of unity is the place of possibility. Listen to Ps John as he begins the series – Life Before Babel.

In the Bible stones speak to us of memories. When God moved in the Old Testament they would construct a monument. Our future shaped by what we choose to recall from our past. Build monuments for the good things God has done and leave behind your regrets.

It is our tendency to try to define God. We want to figure Him out, to predict Him, to say we know Him. Yet God has always got a new chapter for us, something that we have not experienced before.
 We must keep our eyes open to an unfamiliar God.

God doesn’t just want to free you from your past, He wants you to step into a new future. We must throw off old ways of thinking in order to walk into the plan God has for us.

God doesn’t need the right one; He only needs the willing one. Don't say that you are too young, too old, too poor, or too new—if God says you are the one, you are the one!

Wherever we are willing to go, that is where God goes with us. Take a step! Listen as Ps John Cameron continues The New Normal series.

Everyone has a wilderness but it should not become your home. Decide to leave behind where you have been and step into what God has for you. Follow God’s call and break free from what you’ve known. Listen as Pastor John Cameron continues ‘The New Normal’ and talks about crossing your own Jordan River.

Because of Jesus, the mistakes of our past no longer hold us back. God wants us walking into our destiny with our eyes fixed on Him. Through His forgiveness he has defeated the power of sin and death, so we can take hold of all He has for us.

There are key moments in life that require us to break from old ways of thinking and step into a new normal—leaving the relative comfort of a well-trodden path in order to take new territory. God calls us to be promise possessors not wilderness wanderers.

God does not want you to think small – He wants you to think BIG! Do not exchange the bigness of what God can do for a life of small. Nothing is too hard for the Lord.

‘The Welcome’ is a recurring theme throughout the Gospels.  Jesus shows us the way to welcome – embracing warmly and without reservation. When we, The Church, welcome extravagantly we keep the purpose for all our work at the centre of what we do.

What you believe about yourself must come from what God says about you or you will live on a self-esteem rollercoaster—let the word of God give voice to your value.

Often, the picture of who we think we are is made up of regrets from the past. But our shortcomings don’t have to define our future when we draw our identity from God. He is wanting to show us a picture of our tomorrow, not bad re-runs from the past.

The praise you live for will shape your life. Only God knows us fully and completely and can give us a healthy reflection of who we really are. Don’t live to please the crowd – live for the applause of One.

If we trust in God when we fall into difficult circumstances, He will use the disaster to spiritually mature us and equip us for greater days.

Through discoveries and disasters, the life of David holds many lessons for us on destiny. This series delves into the life of a man after God’s own heart and encourages us to follow after our own future in God.