Move Church Namibia Podcast

Marissa shares in this covid season, the importance of recognising that this world is not our home. She shares from the book of 1 Peter on how we can change our perspective on earthly trials and suffering. 

Johannes shares a profound angle on the power of God's name and how this relates to our character in Christ. 

Coenraad shares on the necessity of daily renewing our minds if we want to see change and progress in our spiritual lives in the days that we are living in. 

Marissa shares on the Kingdom principle of servanthood and why we are empowered by the Holy Spirit. 

Marissa shares the fundamental Christian foundations of Blood, Water, Fire on Pentecost Sunday and why it is necessary for believers to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit. 

Johannes shares the prophetic vision from the book of Ezekiel on the River of Life, and explains the relevance of the Holy Spirit as our river of life today. 

We conclude our 3-week series on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount with a verse-by-verse teaching on Matthew 7. 

Marissa continues in the series on the upside down Kingdom as we focus on Matthew 6 - part of Jesus' well known sermon on the mount teaching.

Johannes shares on lessons we can learn from the book of Daniel, on which kingdom we will choose to serve. Choosing God's Kingdom over the kingdom of the world will lead us not only to eternal life, but to blessing, favour and peace in this world. 

Marissa shares the first of a series of 3 on the upside down Kingdom. Today we focussed on the beatitudes from Jesus' sermon on the mount in Matthew 5. 

Johannes shares on one of the main reasons Jesus came to earth: to reveal the Father and His love to us. 

On Easter Sunday, Marissa shares the apostle Paul's two biggest ambitions that is relevant to us today as well: to know Christ and to know the power of His resurrection (Phil. 3:10). Are we experiencing the resurrection power of Jesus in every area of our lives and daily walk?

Johannes shares on the importance of understanding that the Kingdom of God is at hand, that His Kingdom is inside of us and we have a mandate to release it on the earth as it is in heaven.

Marissa continues from last week's message on strongholds, discussing how crucial it is for believers to control our thought life through renewing our mind. 

Johannes shares a powerful word on how we can use spiritual weapons of prayer and biblical confessions to pull down strongholds (lies we believe) in our thinking in all areas of our lives. 

Marissa shares on the danger of the trap of offence and how to break free from it.

Coenraad shares on the importance of learning how to speak life and not death, releasing God's words of power and life over our lives. 

We believe we are living in the end times as Jesus taught in the parable of the ten virgins. Do we have enough oil in our lamps for when the Bridegroom returns? Johannes shares more on this parable and how we can live awakened and ready as a church. 

What are we feeding on to sustain us in these days? There is nothing else more sustaining and nourishing spiritually than the Word of God! We need to meditate on the Word, ponder it in our hearts, re-chew it, until the logos becomes rhema revelation in our hearts.

We look back at our first year since planting the Living Word Windhoek community and give honour to our King for what He has done in and through people in our first year. Including some testimonies from those in our community. 

Marissa speaks about how we are called to bear fruit in our lives, as a result of our intimacy with Jesus Christ. We dig into John 15 where Jesus teaches on abiding in the true Vine. 

Marissa shares on the importance of knowing and being in relationship with the person of the Holy Spirit. 

Johannes shares the direction of where God is leading our community in this new year of 2021. A year of focussing more on His presence and going deeper in intimacy with our King. 

Johannes shares on the importance of choosing joy in this season as we reflect on the year that has passed and the birth of our King.

Ps Marissa shares on some lessons we can learn from the shepherds who were the first to receive the news from God of the newborn King Jesus.