Nigel & Debbie's Podcast

We were privileged to host Dr. Abner Suarez this Sunday at Infinite. Dr Suarez carries a remarkable apostolic and prophetic mandate through his ministry, For Such a Time As This, Inc., with a passion to see the Church aligned with God's purposes in this generation. His message is rooted in deep fellowship with God, the authority of His Word, integrity, covenant relationships, equipping the saints, and advancing the Great Commission. His ministry has impacted believers and leaders around the world, calling the Church into greater maturity, effectiveness, and Kingdom purpose.

In this message, Pastor Nigel speaks on the renewed call to prayer and the possibility that God is preparing to release a fresh move of His presence. Drawing from revival history and Jesus’ teaching on the Lord’s Prayer, we discover that powerful prayer is not about performance but relationship—approaching God as Father, beginning with thanksgiving, aligning ourselves with His Kingdom, trusting Him for provision, and clearing our hearts through forgiveness. Above all, prayer is a lifestyle of communion with God, and we are encouraged to pursue it together as we prepare for what God wants to do next.

Building your life on unshakable truth by Pastor Nigel

Facing Uncertainty by Pastor Nigel Desmond

In Part 2, we move from diagnosing the loneliness of modern culture to discovering God's answer. Learn why you were never meant to live as an isolated individual, why true freedom is found in belonging to something greater than yourself, and how stepping into God's story gives identity, purpose, and lasting connection. This message will challenge the myths of radical independence and remind you that you have a unique place in the Body of Christ—and the world needs what God wants to say through your life.

We've never had more ways to connect, yet loneliness continues to rise. What changed? In Part 1 of this series, we explore how culture has shifted from deep, committed community to convenience, independence, and curated relationships. Discover why our longing for belonging has never gone away and how God's design for authentic community speaks directly to the loneliness of our generation. 

Do you ever feel like you're constantly being evaluated, never good enough, always falling short, always wondering if you've measured up? Many of us live as though we're standing in a courtroom, defending ourselves against the voices of shame, guilt, and condemnation. But Jesus didn't come to leave us there. Join us as we discover what it means to step out of striving and into the freedom of God's grace, righteousness, and unconditional acceptance. It's time to leave the courtroom behind and live from your true identity in Christ.

As spirits, we live in a spiritual world 24/7—the unseen world that surrounds us. Whether your mind acknowledges it or not, you are constantly living in and being influenced by it. Learning to recognize and navigate the unseen empowers you to live with greater wisdom, purpose, and victory in every area of life.

This week’s podcast is an exceptional message from Mike Taberner about serving in the hidden places, the posturing of your heart and living for an audience of One

A reflective teaching on truth as the foundation of reality, life, and human freedom, showing how God has revealed Himself through creation, conscience, and human reason—and ultimately in Jesus Christ. Using vivid illustrations, humour, and philosophical reflection, the message argues that truth is not subjective opinion but what corresponds to reality, and that living outside of truth leads to confusion and bondage. At its centre is the claim that Jesus is not only a teacher of truth, but the truth itself—the cornerstone that gives coherence to history, meaning to human experience, and freedom to those who align their lives with Him

Living Beautifully- By Pastor Debbie Desmond

What if the key to transformation isn’t trying harder—but thinking differently? In this message on Romans 12:2, we discover how renewing our minds aligns us with the mind of Christ and unlocks His will for our lives. Learn how truth breaks strongholds, reshapes identity, and leads you into abundant life in Christ.

On Easter Sunday, Pastor Nigel preached a compelling, evidence-based exploration of the resurrection of Jesus, showing how history, eyewitness testimony, and early Christian accounts converge on one central claim: He truly rose from the dead. This message moves beyond tradition to examine the four key lines of evidence; execution, early reports, the empty tomb, and eyewitness encounters, grounding faith in historical reality. More than an argument, it reveals the resurrection as the cornerstone of Christian faith and hope, reshaping how we understand truth, life, and eternity.

This episode explores a simple but confronting question: is the version of reality we believe actually real? So often our expectations of life are shaped more by culture, experience, and what we’ve been told is “realistic” than by what the Bible actually says. Yet Scripture paints a radically different picture of reality — one where faith, transformation, miracles, deep peace, and bold purpose are normal parts of life with God. If we truly believe the Bible is true, then it should reshape how we think about what’s possible and how we live day to day. This conversation invites us to challenge the limits we’ve accepted, believe what Scripture says about life with God, and begin building a new expectation of normal.

Pastor Nigel teaches that prayer is not a ritual or a list of requests, but a living relationship with God as Father. True prayer isn’t about impressing God or changing His mind, it’s about being with Him, letting Him change your heart, and aligning your life with His will. When prayer becomes a continual, honest conversation rooted in identity and trust, it brings freedom, faith, and deeper intimacy with God.

Waiting tests more than our endurance—it reveals what we are truly seeking. It is one of the hardest invitations of faith, not because nothing is happening, but because everything is. In Scripture, impatience rushes ahead of God and leaves wreckage behind. Patience, however, forms something eternal. Waiting isn’t passive. It is a dying to self—a refusal to act apart from God, a choice to remain when outcomes are delayed and answers are silent. The greatest gift of waiting isn’t the promise fulfilled, but the encounter along the way. In this message, we explore how waiting becomes a place of death, encounter, and resurrection—where faith shifts from outcome-driven to God-centered, and who we become matters more than how fast we arrive.

In this powerful message, Pastor Bill Bennot unpacks the life-changing difference between “Christ in you” and “you in Christ.” Moving beyond part-time faith, he calls believers into a full-time, Spirit-empowered life rooted in grace, not performance. Through Scripture and personal stories, this episode invites you to stop compartmentalising your faith and start living fully aware of who you are in Christ, every moment, every place.

As a new year begins, this message calls us to stop before we plan and ask a deeper question: what are we really building on? Drawing from Jesus’ teaching about the wise and foolish builders, it challenges us to see God’s Word not as a helpful addition to life, but as its true foundation. The sermon gently but powerfully reminds us that our real values are revealed not by what we say, but by how we live — and that only a life built on what is truly valuable will stand when storms come. A grounding, timely word for anyone who wants to start the year wisely.

Listen to our guest speaker Clarinda, share a beautiful message on being one with Christ, seated in heavenly places and the revelation of who we are in Him.

This is part II of our Union with Christ series where we explore the daily choices every believer faces-will we live in absolute reliance on God's Spirit or will we take matters into our own hands?

In this message Nigel explores the daily choice every believer faces—will we live in absolute reliance on God’s Spirit, or will we take matters into our own hands? Every day, you face a choice: trust God’s Spirit completely—or take control yourself. Which will you live by? The answer shapes everything

We’ve all felt the tremble, right? In this episode, we dive deep into the spiritual urgency of the hour and the simple but profound question, “What’s in your hand?”  Many of us are living our lives, minding our own business, while the Spirit is tugging at us to turn aside and pay attention. God is ready to use what He has placed in your hand, but will you recognise it and stop living as if you’re unequipped? This message is a wake-up call to believers who feel stuck, weary, or unqualified. It's time to leave the desert of survival-mode, self reliant Christianity. This is about surrender, about walking with God not just working for Him. The Holy Spirit is not just an idea—He is power, and yet we often live as if we’re empty-handed. Are you living like you believe what you say you believe? The question isn’t whether you’re enough, the question is; will you walk with the One who is? Wake up. Lock in. Leave the desert behind. What’s in your hand?

Are You Expecting a Miracle? In today’s episode, Pastor Debbie challenges us with a powerful question: Do you expect miracles? If you want to see miracles, you’ve got to walk with the Miracle Worker Himself. Pastor Debbie unpacks that miracles aren’t random—they’re relational. They flow from deep connection with the God, fuelled by love, and activated through bold faith. Have we become so familiar with the word of God that we’ve stopped believing for miracles? The reason the Bible is constantly telling us to remember, is because if you're remembering you’re expecting. This episode calls us to stir our expectation, renew our faith, and position ourselves for the supernatural. Because when we walk with God,  miracles are not only possible—they’re inevitable.

Pastor Nigel encourages us on how to rightly interpret the times we're living through. 

If you want to walk in miracles, you must walk with the Miracle Worker. In this powerful continuation of our series, we explore the unchanging invitation from Jesus: “Walk with Me.” From the Garden with Adam, to the wilderness with Moses, to the shores of Galilee with the disciples, God’s call has always been relational, not transactional. Miracles aren’t magical—they’re about relationship. In this episode, we’ll dive deep into the truth that walking in the supernatural flows from walking in step with Jesus. The closer we walk with Him, the more we align with His heart, His will, and His power. Get ready to be challenged, encouraged, and reminded that the mandate hasn't changed—miracles follow those who follow Him. Are you walking close enough to hear Him say, “Walk with Me”?

Have we settled for a version of faith that talks a lot but moves little. In this episode, we confront the disconnect between words and power in modern Christianity—and call you back to expect the miraculous. Miracles are deeply relational, personal expressions of God’s love and presence. They are His fingerprints left on our lives.   We explore how signs and wonders are not the exception, but the norm in a life deeply connected to Jesus. If our theology doesn’t shape how we live and love, it’s time for a reset. It’s not about hype—it’s about relationship. Join us as we unpack why expecting miracles isn't radical... it’s just real Christianity.

We weren’t created to live self-sufficient lives, we were designed for deep union with God. But too often, we ask Him to bless our agenda, reducing our faith to what’s in our wallet or bank account. We forget to live from His presence and plan and that in this we have access to His limitless supply. God doesn’t just give us things; He shares Himself with us.  This requires a shift in our trust. Worship is our posture of trust. Finances are a place in our lives where we either worship or fail to worship. In this message, Pastor Debbie challenges us to shift our mindset from survival to supernatural living, to stop looking at our wallets and start looking at Him—our eternal, inexhaustible Source.

"If the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few, perhaps it's time to stop merely praying for the harvest and start praying for the courage to step forward and become the workers we are called to be."

In this episode, Pastor Nigel speaks into the generational shift happening right now and the invitation from heaven to partner in bringing transformation to the earth. To walk in this calling, we must rise above fear and gain heaven’s perspective. Drawing from Romans 12:1, Pastor Nigel unpacks the deep connection between worship and sacrifice—reminding us that true worship isn't about what we receive, but about what we bring. Worship demands faith, and faith calls us to trust. If you’ve felt the stirring to live differently in this season, this message will challenge and inspire you to come up higher.

In this episode, Pastor Nigel shares a prophetic dream that speaks directly to the season we’re living through. He unpacks how our perspective shapes our journey—and what posture we must take to navigate the days ahead. Tune in for revelation, direction, and a timely word for this moment.

How do we healthily respond to the call of God on our life? How do we root ourselves to allow the gifts on our lives to flow from a place of relationship not performance and enrich the communities around us?

"Living the 'One Anothers' in the 21st Century." By Pastor Costa Mitchell

In this episode, we explore the power of the stories we tell ourselves and how they shape our lives. Are you living according to narratives crafted by others, or are you listening for God's story through His Word and His voice? Join us as we dive into the importance of aligning your story with God's promises and discovering His truth over the lies the world may offer. Don’t let yourself get caught in stories that don't reflect God's plan for your life!

How much stillness do you have in your life? This episode highlights the transformative power of stillness, showing how it creates space for the Holy Spirit and allows us to experience the life God promises. By making room for Him, we surrender more of ourselves and invite His presence. Stillness exposes the idols and distractions we often rely on, and by embracing rest, we respond to God's call to "Be still and know I am God." At its core, rest is an act of worship, reminding us that true peace and fulfilment come through surrendering to God.

How do we remain in hope with a heart that feels sick? In moments of deep pain and confusion, it’s easy to feel abandoned by God, questioning why things happen and wondering if we’ve done something wrong. Pastor Jess shares a personal message on wrestling with God. How do we lean into the wrestle, trusting that He is both the God of tomorrow’s promises and the God who weeps with us in our brokenness?

Mike shares a message on giving, generosity, tithing and living a life of trust and abundance. 

We had the immense privilege of hosting Jeremy Hilliard, a pastor from Bethel Church in California encouraging us with a word on shifting from a performance mentality and stepping into rest and relationship.

Pastor Nigel expands on our January theme "a season of promises fulfilled" by highlighting tools we need to enter in.

Pastor Jess preaches on living life in faith and proximity to Jesus, without limiting God to the level of your understanding

As we enter a new season we hear, “Be bold and courageous…the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.” (Josh 1:9) Stepping over any threshold requires faith and the source of our faith is this “I will be with you”.  Fear is merely faith in a different word.

In this New Year's message, Pastor Nigel shares a message on upgrading our levels of Hope. God is working with his bride to release his purposes into the earth, in order to carry and release the supernatural we need to have high levels of supernatural hope

The unseen does not mean the "unreal". Though the future is unseen by us, it is not unseen by God. We have to take every thought captive, bring them into alignment and confess with our mouths the promises of what is yet unseen. 

We live in pictures. Humans think in pictures and talk in words. Pictures inspired by our imagination are powerful tools that your brain is using all the time. 2 Cor 4:18 tells us to fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. To see the unseen, you need to use your imagination. You can’t have faith without activating your imagination - letting God’s Word seed thought pictures in your head.

Worship is so much more than just a moment or a song. Worship is laying everything you have and everything you are down, a sacrifice and a lifestyle.  Our incredible worship leader Tehila shares a beautiful message on coming back to the heart of worship. 

Your behaviour, what you spend your time doing, will show you what you truly value. If you want to change your behaviour, more important than trying harder to change, you need to pay attention to your values. What you value will direct your life.

Do we have any idea of the privilege it is to stand in the manifested presence of God? Do we take it lightly or do we give Him the reverence He is due?