Stockholm Community Podcast

In Whose Son Are You?, Angela explores the life-changing truth of being adopted into God’s family and living as His beloved child and heir. Through Scripture, personal testimony, and the names of God, she reminds us that our identity is rooted not in our circumstances, but in the loving Father to whom we belong.

What if God has already placed a gift in front of you, but you've never opened it? In this Pentecost message, we unpack the baptism of the Holy Spirit, the purpose of spiritual empowerment, and how believers can experience a deeper relationship with God that transforms fear into bold faith.

In this message, we trace the story from The Book of Genesis Babel to Pentecost, seeing how human pride at Babel fractured unity, while the gospel through Christ restores it—not by erasing our differences, but by redeeming them into Spirit-formed unity. Through The Acts of the Apostles Pentecost and the vision of the church, we’re reminded that our deepest identity is not found in culture, race, o...

God isn’t just looking for people who hear His voice, but for those who respond with willing, wholehearted obedience rooted in love. Macben explores how true obedience isn’t about perfection, but about a surrendered heart that continually says “yes” to God and trusts His direction.

When life turns unexpectedly hard and God feels silent, Daniel 3 reminds us that Jesus doesn’t always keep us from the fire—but He always meets us in it. Real faith says, “God, I know You can… and even if You don’t, I still trust You,” trusting that what feels like it’s breaking you may actually be freeing you.

Today's message explores what it means to trust God even when His plan doesn’t make sense, drawing from Abraham’s faith in Genesis 22 and the question we all ask in difficult seasons: “Where is God?” Pointing to Jesus Christ as the Lamb God ultimately provided, it reminds us that because He is risen, we can trust Him fully—even when we don’t understand.

This message challenges us to examine not whether we are bold, but what we are bold about, calling believers to live out a faith in Jesus that naturally overflows into courage and witness. Drawing from the early Church in Acts, we’re reminded that boldness isn’t personality-driven but comes from time with Jesus—and a church that truly pleases God doesn’t pray for comfort, but for greater boldness...

Be locked in with God and plugged into His people—because the kingdom is built when every part plays its part.

When faith feels flat, God invites us into something deeper. This message explores how a bold, everyday faith—not safe, stagnant, or conditional—becomes the kind of life that truly pleases Him.

What does it actually mean to be a church that pleases God? In this message, we explore how a reverent, God-honoring view of the Lord transforms our obedience, worship, and daily lives—and why the future of the church depends on taking God seriously again.

Even in the jail cell, God is still at work. As we reflect on Acts 16, we're challenged to prioritize the lost, choose our companions wisely and trust that every step is ordered with purpose.

In the story of Mary and Martha, Jesus reveals the danger of a distracted, hurried soul and reminds us that doing good things for God without time spent with God eventually pulls us off center. By rejecting the myth of “busy” and embracing intentional rhythms of morning, noon, and night, we learn to live from presence rather than pressure—combining Mary’s intimacy with Jesus and Martha’s faithful...

In a culture that celebrates “no days off,” God invites us into a better rhythm—one where work and rest are woven together for the health of our bodies, minds, and souls. From creation to Jesus’ invitation to the weary, the Sabbath isn’t a burden to carry but a gift to receive, calling us to live in the unforced rhythms of God’s restoring grace.

This message explores the deep biblical significance of names, showing how God uses names to reveal identity, purpose, and destiny—often redefining people not by their past or failures, but by His promises, as seen in Abraham, Jacob, and Peter. Ultimately, it reminds us that God knows us intimately, gives us new names in Christ, and lovingly transforms old labels into identities rooted in His trut...

This week’s message reminded us that the birth of Jesus—once thought impossible—was the fulfillment of God’s long-promised hope, proving that nothing is impossible with Him. In the same way, we keep our hope alive for Christ’s return by remembering God’s faithfulness in the past and trusting His promises for the future.

This week’s talk reminded us that the same God who delivered Jehoshaphat is still fighting for us today, no matter how overwhelming the battles we face. When we surrender fully, listen for His direction, stand firm, and keep praising, we experience His unchanging power, love, and victory in our lives.

In this episode, we explore “Kingdom Culture: Sustainability” and what it truly means for Jesus to be our daily bread. Through Scripture and reflection, we’re reminded that only Christ can satisfy, sustain, and nourish us at the deepest level—inviting us to live from His presence rather than striving for “just a little bit more.

What if love was our logo? In this message, we explore how the defining mark of every believer isn’t a symbol or slogan—but a love that reflects Jesus and draws others to Him.

Following Jesus means trusting Him through delays, detours, and difficulties—what feels like an interruption may actually be His invitation to deeper faith. Even when things seem hopeless, God is still working, turning problems into platforms for His glory and reminding us to enjoy the journey with Him.

Today's talk empowers you to break free from limiting thoughts and embrace a life of peace, purpose, and victory by choosing faith over fear and declaring the truth of who you are. Discover how to win the battle in your mind and step boldly into the abundant life that God has already prepared for you.

This message unpacks how negative thoughts shape our lives and how we can reframe them through God’s truth. By learning to take every thought captive, we discover practical ways to shift our perspective, see God’s goodness, and live with renewed faith.

Today's talk teaches that our lives move in the direction of our strongest thoughts, so if we want lasting change, we must renew our minds with God’s truth. By identifying lies, meditating on Scripture, and declaring God’s promises, we can take back our minds, demolish strongholds, and walk in the freedom and peace Christ has already won for us.

Today's talk reminds us that most of life’s battles are won or lost in the mind, and the life we live is a reflection of the thoughts we think. By identifying lies that hold us captive and replacing them with God’s truth, we can renew our minds, break strongholds, and live in the freedom Jesus has already won for us.

In this episode, we look at Paul’s reminder that all of our accomplishments and status are nothing compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. Together we’ll explore what it means to rejoice in the Lord, press on toward the goal, and live with a faith that focuses on the Savior—not the past.

In this episode, we dive into Philippians 2 and talk about what it really means to follow the example of Jesus’ humility. We’ll look at how His encouragement, comfort, and compassion shape the way we love and serve others every day.