His Presence Church Podcast

What if forgiveness is not just something God asks of us, but a gift He gives for our freedom? In this message on Radical Forgiveness, we explore how unforgiveness, bitterness, and resentment can become walls that hinder our fellowship with God, and how Jesus shows us a better way. Through the stories of David, Absalom, and ultimately Christ on the cross, this sermon is a powerful invitation to tear down the walls, experience healing, and walk in the freedom and intimacy with God that Jesus purchased for us.

The enemy often works not by destroying our faith, but by subtly shrinking it down. Are you settling for cheap counterfeits when infinite joy is offered? Join us for our latest sermon on Revelation 13 to uncover the spiritual realities behind today's pressures, and discover how Christ’s ultimate victory gives us the grace to endure.

In this message, Chris and Rex call the church back from spectatorship into the beautiful, biblical reality of being the body of Christ. With pastoral honesty, biblical depth, humor, and practical examples, they show that church is not a building, a weekly event, or a place for spiritual consumers, but a living people joined together under Jesus. From Ephesians 4 to Tabitha sewing clothes, Stephen serving tables, disciples preparing rooms and donkeys, and ordinary people making space for others to encounter Christ, this sermon reminds us that no act of service is small when it is offered to the Lord. Every believer has a part to play, every gift matters, and the body is built up in love as each part does its work.

In this message from Revelation 12, Emma Allchurch unpacks the victory of Jesus over Satan, the accuser, and shows how the cross changes everything for the people of God. Revelation is not presented as a confusing end-times puzzle, but as a powerful unveiling of Christ’s finished work: the church may still face lies, pressure, persecution, and spiritual attack, but those who belong to Jesus are protected, nourished, and no longer condemned. This is a message of salvation, assurance, testimony, and hope — calling believers to stop living under accusation and to stand confidently in who they are in Christ.