Rebuild City Church

God is not limited by time, space, or circumstance. He is present in every moment—whether we feel Him or not. In this episode, we dive into the truth of God’s omnipresence and what it means to live with the awareness that He is always near, always watching, and always working—even in the silence.

Stephen wasn’t a famous apostle or a miracle-working prophet—he was a servant filled with the Spirit and unshakable faith. In the face of opposition, he stood strong, spoke boldly, and reflected Jesus even in death. In this episode, we look at Stephen’s life and legacy, and how we’re called to stand firm, speak truth, and shine the light of Christ—no matter the cost.

Faith isn’t just something to believe—it’s something to experience. Psalm 34 invites us to taste and see that the Lord is good. In this episode, we explore what it means to truly encounter God’s goodness, not just in theory, but in real life. Because once you’ve tasted His goodness, nothing else satisfies.

In the wilderness, abandoned and alone, Hagar encountered a God who didn’t ignore her pain—He saw her. In this episode, we dive into her story and discover the comfort, hope, and strength that come from knowing we are never invisible to God. No matter where you are, He sees you… and He cares.

In Acts 5:12–16, the early church walked in full commitment—and the result was undeniable. Miracles happened, people gathered, and the name of Jesus was lifted high. In this episode, we explore how God moves through a fully committed Church, and why living ‘all in’ still makes all the difference today.”

In Acts 6:1–7, the early church faced growing needs—but instead of being distracted, the apostles stayed focused on what mattered most: prayer and the ministry of the Word. In this episode, we look at how the Church stayed healthy by keeping the main thing the main thing, and how we’re called to do the same today—staying centered on prayer, God’s Word, and the mission.

Acts 5 confronts us with a sobering question: What kind of legacy are we building? Ananias and Sapphira chose deception, while the apostles chose integrity—even when it cost them. In this episode, we reflect on the kind of story our lives are telling. Will we be remembered for compromise or for a life that honored God no matter what?

In Acts 5, we see two very different stories—one of deceit and one of devotion. Ananias and Sapphira allowed lies to fill their hearts, while the apostles were filled with the Holy Spirit and unstoppable faith. In this episode, we explore the question: What’s filling your heart? Fear or faith? Self-interest or surrender? Because what fills you, fuels you.

The early church in Acts 4 wasn’t just bold in their witness—they were radical in their generosity. Filled with the Holy Spirit, they preached fearlessly and gave selflessly, showing the world what it looks like to be fully surrendered to God. In this episode, we explore how an unstoppable faith and open-handed generosity go hand in hand in advancing God’s Kingdom.

In Acts 4, the early believers didn’t rely on their own strength—they were filled with the Holy Spirit. That filling gave them wisdom to speak, courage to stand, and a boldness that pointed people straight to Jesus. In this episode, we unpack what it means to be truly filled with the Spirit and how His presence equips us to stand firm, speak truth, and live with unshakable faith.

When Peter and John stood before the authorities in Acts 4, they weren’t intimidated—they were bold. But their boldness didn’t come from status, education, or experience. It came from the Holy Spirit. In this episode, we explore how the Spirit empowers us to stand firm, speak truth, and live with unshakable confidence in a world that challenges our faith.

The anointing oil in Exodus 30 wasn’t just a ritual—it was God’s way of setting someone apart for a specific calling. David’s life reminds us that anointing isn’t just about a moment, but about preparation, refinement, and trusting God’s timing. In this episode, we explore what it means to be anointed for a purpose and how God equips us for the calling He has placed on our lives.

In Acts 4, Peter and John faced opposition for preaching the name of Jesus—but they refused to back down. Threatened, pressured, and told to be silent, they stood firm. Why? Because they had seen the risen Christ, and nothing could shake their faith. In this episode, we explore how we can have the same boldness to stand for our faith, no matter the cost.

After witnessing a miraculous healing, the crowd was amazed—but Peter knew they needed more than amazement. They needed repentance. In Acts 3, Peter boldly calls the people to repent and turn to God so their sins may be wiped away and times of refreshing may come. In this episode, we explore what true repentance looks like and why turning back to God is the key to real transformation.

When Jesus said, ‘Remember Lot’s wife,’ He wasn’t just talking about the past—He was warning us about the danger of holding onto what God is calling us to leave behind. In this episode, we explore what it means to move forward in faith, trust God’s plan, and fix our eyes on the future glory He has prepared for us.

A man who had been crippled his entire life was expecting spare change—but instead, he got a miracle. In Acts 3, Peter and John didn’t offer silver or gold; they offered something far greater—the power of Jesus. In this episode, we unpack what this moment teaches us about faith, obedience, and how Jesus calls us to get up and walk in the new life He offers.

Acts 2 wasn’t random—it was a fulfillment. From the Old Testament Passover to the festival of Pentecost, every moment pointed to Jesus. And when the Holy Spirit came, it wasn’t just an event—it was an invitation. In this episode, we explore how Jesus fulfills the festivals, why Pentecost matters, and how the Holy Spirit empowers us to live like Him today.

When the Holy Spirit came in Acts 2, it wasn’t just an event—it was a turning point. What happened that day didn’t just empower the disciples; it changed the course of history. In this episode, we unpack the moment that launched the Church, what it means for us today, and how the power of the Holy Spirit still moves in and through u

Before Jesus called His disciples to go, He called them to be—to be His witnesses, not just to do the work of witnessing. In Acts 1, we see that identity comes before action, and who we are in Christ shapes what we do for Him. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to be a witness before we go and share His message.

Before ascending to heaven, Jesus told His disciples they would receive power—but not for status, comfort, or personal gain. The purpose of the power was to be His witnesses. In this episode, we explore Acts 1 and what it means to live empowered for a purpose—to share His message, impact lives, and be a witness wherever we go.

When faced with uncertainty, where do you turn first? Jehoshaphat’s story is a powerful reminder that pursuing God isn’t just a one-time decision—it’s a daily practice. In this episode, we uncover practical ways to seek God first, trust Him fully, and move forward with confidence, no matter what comes our way.

What keeps us grounded when life feels uncertain? In this episode, we explore what it means to live deeply rooted, strengthened, and overflowing—finding the key to staying close and thriving in every season.

When was the last time you spent time with God just because you love Him—not to ask for something, not out of duty, but simply to enjoy His presence? In this episode, we’re talking about the beauty of being with God with no other motivation but love. Because when we truly know Him, we can’t help but fall deeper in love with Him, and that changes everything.

Who is God, really? He is majestic, loving, and holy—inviting us to see Him in His fullness. In this episode, we explore what it means to discover God for who He truly is, how His greatness inspires awe, His love transforms hearts, and His holiness calls us to live differently. Encounter the God who is beyond comprehension yet deeply personal

Jesus invites you to His table—not just as a guest, but as someone with a place of honor, where love and mercy take precedence over duty. In the parable of the great banquet, we see God’s heart for everyone to belong, and in the miracle on the Sabbath, Jesus reminds us that love and mercy guide His actions—not rigid duty. At His table, grace overflows and mercy triumphs. Join us as we explore what...