Avenue Podcast

Revelation 14From the "eternal gospel" to the fall of Babylon and the warning against the Mark of the Beast, in this episode we discuss the final call to worship the Creator before the clock runs out.

Revelation 13In this episode, we dive into the parallels between the injustices of the Dark Ages and the unfolding events of Revelation 13. As a new "beast-system" rises to dominate the global stage with a counterfeit salvation, a spiritual underground is forming in the shadows. Join us as we explore what it means to resist the mark, not through political might, but through a heart sealed by love and an unbending allegiance to the way of Jesus.

Revelation 12The cosmic war in heaven plays itself out on earth. God's faithful people are persecuted and attacked by an unexpected force. Through it all, Jesus cares for the faithful church that doesn't give allegicance to the powers of this world.

Revelation 1Is Revelation a roadmap for the end of the world, or a portrait of its King? In this episode, we strip away the charts and the timelines to focus on the heart of the vision: Jesus Christ, revealed. We explore why the "Apocalypse" isn’t about a coming disaster, but a present Person. A conversation about shifting our focus from the "when" to the "Who," and discovering the Jesus who stands at the center of the final vision.

In this episode, Jeremy Choo explores the challenging "secret of God's silence" and why our seasons of waiting are often the most productive periods of spiritual growth. Drawing from the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel, we look at how God uses our deepest miseries and unanswered prayers not to ignore us, but to enlarge our capacity as stewards. Hannah’s journey from a "Consumer" heart praying for relief, to a "Steward" heart praying for God’s glory reveals a profound truth: God isn't a vending machine; He is a Father preparing us to hold the weight of His blessings.

Matthew 26:36-46Why is prayer so hard? In the final chapter of Why We Pray, we return to Gethsemane - the hidden battleground where spirit and flesh collide. Eunice joins us as we explore distraction, desire, spiritual muscle memory, and the quiet war happening inside every believer. A conversation about weakness, training, and the God who intercedes when we can’t.

Enoch’s story is brief, but his life reveals something profound: prayer is less about asking and more about walking with God. In this episode, we explore how simple, steady conversation with God shaped a life so deeply that it changed its ending. Enoch shows us that prayer isn’t performance - it’s companionship woven into the everyday.

1 Samuel 1:9-20Hannah — a woman long unable to have children and carrying the weight of being misunderstood by those closest to her — steps into God’s presence with nothing but raw honesty and a vow shaped by surrender. In this episode, we explore how her quiet, anguished prayer becomes the turning point for a story far bigger than her own.This episode traces what God’s “silence” was forming in her, how waiting reshapes desire, and why Hannah’s hidden cry becomes part of a generational redemption story. A reflection on longing, timing, and the kind of faith that learns to praise before anything changes

Exodus 32:7-14In this episode of Why We Pray, we step into the strange tension of Exodus 32 - a moment of rebellion, mercy, and a God who invites a human voice to stand in the gap. Together, we explore intercession as the quiet work of appealing to God’s heart and participating in what He is unfolding.A gentle, unsettling truth lingers beneath it all:prayer can shift the story.

Genesis 18:16-33In this episode, we look at Abraham’s intercession in Genesis 18 , a rare moment where God invites a human voice into His reasoning. As Abraham pleads for a city, we see prayer not as ritual but as participation in a larger conflict, where our petitions genuinely matter.A focused conversation on what it means to stand before God on behalf of others.

Job 1:6-12In this episode, we step into Job’s story and glimpse a world behind the world - a heavenly council where accusations rise and a single life becomes part of a much larger question. As the hedge around Job shifts and the unseen realm stirs, we explore what prayer means in a universe where God’s character is on display and our choices echo beyond what we can see.

Mark 14:32-38In this episode, we enter Gethsemane and face a haunting question: if God holds all power, why pray at all? Through Jesus’ final moments, we trace the quiet tension between sovereignty and surrender, justice and mercy. Prayer emerges not as ritual, but as an invitation into the unseen story unfolding beneath everything.

Text: 2 Samuel 6 - Why Uzzah got killed for touching the ark. The new cart is the temptation every generation faces — to update worship to what feels efficient, convenient and contemporary… even when it costs us the slow obedience God asks for.

Text: Deuteronomy 5True creativity isn’t found in endless options but within the beauty of boundaries. Like a canvas gives form to a painting, limitations provide the context for creativity to flourish. The greatest artists, thinkers, and disciples know that constraints don’t confine us- they focus us. God’s design has always used boundaries to unleash freedom and creativity. Even the Ten Commandments weren’t meant to restrict life but to protect it, calling us to create rather than consume, to build rather than break. When we embrace the limits God gives, we discover the limitless potential of what we can create within them.

Text: Jeremiah 18:1-10We are not mass-produced beings on a spiritual assembly line. God’s creative process is personal, intentional, and deeply hands-on. Like clay in the potter’s hand, we sometimes feel the press of His touch as uncomfortable or disruptive—but it’s always purposeful. God never gives up on the work He begins in us. Each shaping, each pressure, each pause is part of His intimate craftsmanship to form us into the image of Christ. If God refuses to take shortcuts or standardize His creation, why would we settle for a lesser path in how we live, grow, and create?

Text: Genesis 2Creativity isn’t something we invent, it’s something we inherit. Made in the image of the Creator, we’re designed to reflect His beauty and imagination in the world around us. In this episode, we explore how creativity flows naturally from knowing the Great Artist Himself

Text: Genesis 1 Before anything else, God was a Creator. After the fall, He took on many other roles - but His creative nature remains at the core of who He is. In this episode, we explore what it means to see God as Creator, to recognize His beauty in the world around us, and to let His creativity flow through our own lives. We’ll unpack the difference between being great and being good - between achievement and essence - and why true creativity always involves risk and vulnerability.

Genesis 42-45 & 50:15-21Send us a DM on Instagram to connect about anythinghttps://www.instagram.com/avenuemission/

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God's justice- perfect. God's revival- unstoppable. His Divine Flood is here. Will you receive it into your life today?Here is a message from one of our leaders Henry McMahon who shared this powerful message with our community.

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Acts 2:1-39

Luke 3:1-22Send us a DM on Instagram to connect about anythinghttps://www.instagram.com/avenuemission/

Joel 2:12-32

Ezekiel 37Send us a DM on Instagram to connect about anythinghttps://www.instagram.com/avenuemission/

  2 Kings 23:1-25Send us a DM on Instagram to connect about anythinghttps://www.instagram.com/avenuemission/

Revelation 21:1-8, 22-27

Gracie and Ash continue on with our series of Justice as they talk about the difficult passage of Matthew 25:31-46 and how we should treat the broken and marginalised the way we would treat Jesus.

Luke 4:16-21

Isaiah 56:1-8, 58:1-14

Amos 5:21-24

Micah 6:6-8

So whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.1 Corinthians 10:23-11:1

The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. For in him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things have been created through him and for him. He is before all things, and in him all things hold together. Colossians 1:9-23

 But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions—it is by grace you have been saved.Ephesians 2:1-10

This righteousness is given through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe. There is no difference between Jew and Gentile, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and all are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus.Romans 3:21-31

The Bible is the ultimate and final authority for Christian faith and practice. “All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness” (2 Timothy 3:16)

Text: Luke 24:36-49

Luke 18:18-30

Luke 12:22-34

Text: Luke 10:1-12

Text: Luke 9:23-26

Text: Luke 6:12-19

Text: Luke 5:1-11

Aaron and Eunice the newlyweds in our community share their love story. They talk about the different that their relationship went through and how they resolved these tensions through grace, empathy and a love that isn’t coercive. Through their journey together and with God, they learned what it really means to be equally yoked.

Ally tells Racquel the incredible story of how she came to know God and meet the Avenue Community. YouTube Version