Catch The Fire Auckland

God’s not at a distance waiting for you to prove your devotion—He’s at the end of your bed, waiting to be seen. With vivid storytelling and piercing clarity, this talk invites us to wake up from the illusion of separation and step into the truth: Christ isn’t just near, He’s alive in you. The picture frame was never meant to replace the hug. You’re not just hoping for a move of God—you are the mov...

There’s no darkness strong enough to smother a burning heart. Through stories of dead-raising saints, Muslim women healed in the streets, and stacked bodies caught in the glory, Matt doesn’t just stir hunger—he calls us back to the reason we burn: love. Not hype, not history. Just a love so alive, so present, it turns streams into rivers. You’re not waiting for a move of God. You are the move—if y...

What if the breakthrough you’re waiting for isn’t in more knowledge—but in seeing with the heart? Stuart and Lynley peel back the layers between head and heart, revealing how real change begins not with understanding, but with revelation. A God who’s not distant or angry, but a loving Father. A truth that doesn’t just inform you—it remakes you. And it’s not just for a few. You were always meant to...

Grace isn’t just kindness—it’s power. It’s the fuel that lets you move, choose, and build a life that overflows. Stuart unpacks how God's heart isn't to trap us in waiting but to empower bold steps of faith. You are already carrying a green light. The question isn’t if you’re allowed to go—it’s whether you’ll move forward into the life He's placed before you.

Permission has already been granted. Lynley reminds us that we aren't waiting for some distant approval—we’re made in the image of God, empowered by His Spirit, and called to rule, to create, to move. Every "yes, but" that keeps us small is losing its grip. It's time to shake off old mindsets and run free into the life He’s placed in our hands.

The river of God isn’t meant to stay inside the temple. Stuart invites us to see every part of life—every meeting, every spreadsheet, every conversation—as sacred ground where the kingdom flows. Your personal mission isn't about striving; it's the natural overflow of being loved, alive, and awake to His purpose. Dust off the dreams. The Father is breathing life into them again.

Revival doesn’t begin in a stadium—it begins in the secret place. Lindley shares five keys to encountering God, weaving hunger, solitude, and childlike faith into a life that overflows with His presence. In a world of noise and distraction, the true miracle is this: a heart so infected by His nearness that it carries light, life, and love into every corner of the earth.

Real strength doesn't push to the front—it kneels low and lifts others higher. Stuart opens a deeper way of living, where humility isn't weakness but the gateway to favor, unity, and true greatness. In a kingdom where titles mean little and love means everything, the call is simple: think less about yourself, and more about those around you. This is how revival breathes and spreads.

We are not as alone as we think. As Lindley unpacks the unseen world, she reveals the quiet strength of angels—sent by God, unseen but fiercely present. They guard, they guide, they carry the weight of heaven’s glory into ordinary moments. But they are not for our command or our worship. In days ahead, it won't be the supernatural that's rare—it will be the faith to recognise it.

Something shifts the moment striving lets go. Stuart draws attention to a Father who comes close by desire, not by demand—present, willing, already near. He traces how Jesus lives to reveal that heart, opening a way into a relationship marked by peace, belonging, and home. Revelation doesn’t arrive through effort or accumulation, but as a gift that meets you—sometimes suddenly, sometimes quietly o...

A single phrase lingers and reshapes everything: wineskins are people. Stuart traces what happens when something new begins to move—how it stirs, stretches, and unsettles what felt settled. The question shifts inward, pressing on the quiet places where certainty has hardened over time. He follows the tension between revelation and understanding, and the courage it takes to stay open when things do...

Lynley explores how discernment develops through everyday awareness. She shares how our senses—physical and spiritual—are already picking things up, and how learning to recognise those signals is part of growing in maturity. Through simple, lived examples, she shows how paying attention, asking questions, and practising over time helps build clarity. What you sense isn’t random. It’s something you...

When the presence of God leads, the impossible yields. Lindley draws us into the ancient story where a cloud led the Israelites, a fire parted seas, and walls crumbled at a shout. But it’s not power we chase — it’s presence we host. Surrender isn’t weakness; it’s the birthplace of miracles. In a world desperate for solutions, God is still seeking surrendered hearts to carry His glory.