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In this message, Ps Monica Collard brings a rich and personal word on communion as part of the ongoing series, The Colour of Grace.Drawing from Luke 24 and the story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus, Ps Monica unpacks what communion is really meant to be: not a ritual or routine, but a living, personal encounter with Jesus.This is a message for anyone who has felt distant from God, walking in a season of loss, disappointment, or "we had hoped" moments. Communion is not common. There is union in it.Three things communion does:Communion Reveals Jesus The breakthrough for the disciples at Emmaus did not happen on the road or in Bible study. It happened at the table, when Jesus broke the bread. Communion opens our eyes to where Jesus has been the whole time.Communion Restores Fire "Did not our hearts burn within us?" The disciples entered Emmaus shattered. They left burning. Communion stirs gratitude, restores passion, and rekindles what life and busyness can cover over.Communion Releases the Victory of Jesus Jesus was crushed so we don't have to be. He was punished so we could be forgiven. He bore our shame so we could share his glory. Communion declares that victory over our lives and our situations.Key Scriptures: Luke 22:19Luke 24:13-36Acts 2:46

Most people treat communion as a routine. A quick ritual at the end of a service. But what if it was actually one of the most powerful things Jesus ever gave us?This message is part of the series The Colour of Grace. Ps Dr Lavanya Dua walks through 1 Corinthians 11 and the story of the Passover in Exodus 12 to show that communion was never meant to be a formality. It is a covenant meal with healing, freedom, and restoration built into it. She explains what it means to truly discern the Lord's body, why healing is a covenant right and not just a request, and how to take communion in a way that releases its power into your body, your mind, and your household.ABOUT EQUIPPERS CHURCH SURREYWe believe that Church is where you can encounter the love of Jesus and find out who you were created to be. Our mission is to equip people for life through faith in Jesus Christ.Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/equippers.surrey/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukNEXT STEPSNew to church? We would love to meet you! Fill out a connect card here: https://equippers.co.uk/new-to-equippers/Subscribe for more weekly messages.

You already have direct access to God. Not because you earned it, not because you performed well enough. Because Jesus made the way. So now what?This message is part of the series The Colour of Grace. Using the picture of the Old Testament Tabernacle, Ps Jeziel Koehler shows just how limited access to God's presence used to be, and how radically Jesus changed that. Then he gets practical. There are three things we can do in response to what Jesus did for us: draw near with an honest heart, stand firm when faith is tested, and encourage each other to keep going. This one is personal, honest, and full of hope.ABOUT EQUIPPERS CHURCH SURREYWe believe that Church is where you can encounter the love of Jesus and find out who you were created to be. Our mission is to equip people for life through faith in Jesus Christ.Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/equippers.surrey/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukNEXT STEPSNew to church? We would love to meet you! Fill out a connect card here: https://equippers.co.uk/new-to-equippers/Subscribe for more weekly messages.

Most people have a version of God that feels a bit vague. Nice, forgiving, probably works out in the end. But what if that version is missing the most important part?This message is part of our series The Colour of Grace. Using a simple framework of colours, it walks through the full story of the Bible from the reason you were created, to why life feels like it falls short, to what Jesus actually came to do, and where it all ends up. The challenge is this: when you blend the colours together, you lose the power of each one. Keep them separate and the whole story changes.ABOUT EQUIPPERS CHURCH SURREYWe believe that Church is where you can encounter the love of Jesus and find out who you were created to be. Our mission is to equip people for life through faith in Jesus Christ.Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/equippers.surrey/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukNEXT STEPSNew to church? We would love to meet you! Fill out a connect card here: https://equippers.co.uk/new-to-equippers/Subscribe for more weekly messages.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard unpacks one of the most profound truths in Scripture: the blood covenant.Most people know the word "covenant," but few understand what it actually means, what it costs, and what it gives you access to. This is not just a theological concept. It is the foundation of everything you have in God.Drawing from Ephesians 1:7, Luke 22:20, and the ancient 10-step covenant process, Ps Mark walks through how Jesus personally fulfilled every single step of a blood covenant on our behalf, and why that changes how you pray, how you stand, and how you live.This message is for anyone who has been begging God for things that already belong to them.Key Scriptures: Ephesians 1:7Luke 22:202 Corinthians 12Ephesians 6:10-111 Corinthians 6:17About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Monica Collard continues the series "The Colour of Grace" with a practical and faith-building word on how to apply the blood of Jesus in everyday life.Grace is free, but it cost God everything. And while many of us know about the blood of Jesus, there is a difference between knowing about it and actually applying it. Ps Monica unpacks the seven provisions of the blood of Jesus and calls the church to move from knowledge into active, daily application.The central declaration of this message: "The blood applies to me, and I apply the blood."The 7 Provisions of the Blood of Jesus:Cleanses (1 John 1:7)Redeems (Ephesians 1:7)Justifies (Romans 5:9)Sanctifies (Hebrews 13:12)Gives Life (Leviticus 17:11)Intercedes (Hebrews 12:24)Gives Access (Hebrews 10:19)Key Scriptures: John 3:16, 1 John 1:7, Ephesians 1:7Hebrews 13:12Leviticus 17:11Hebrews 10:19Hebrews 12:24Revelation 12:11Exodus 12About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard opens part of the series "The Colour of Grace" with a bold declaration: Jesus's blood has not just paid for something, it has paid for everything, and it overpaid.Drawing from Exodus 12, Hebrews 12, Revelation 12, and more, Ps Mark walks through seven things the blood of Jesus has paid for, what it means that the blood is still speaking today, and how to practically apply the blood of Jesus over your life, your family, and your home.This is a message for anyone who needs reminding of the full weight of what was purchased on the cross, and the freedom, cleansing, protection, and victory that is available because of it.7 Things the Blood Has Paid For:Redemption: you have been bought and set freeCleansing: an ongoing, daily washing, not a one-time eventJustification: just as if you had never sinnedSanctification: set apart with purpose on this earthLife: his life living inside your lifeIntercession: he is always speaking on your behalfBold access: the right to walk confidently into God's presenceKey Scriptures: Ephesians 2:7Psalm 130:7Psalm 103:121 John 1:71 Corinthians 6:20Hebrews 12:24Exodus 12:13Revelation 12:10-11About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Jeziel Koehler brings a word centred on the blood of Jesus and what it means for every believer today.Drawing from Exodus 12 and the Passover, Ps Jeziel connects the Old and New Testaments as one story of grace, showing that the sacrifice of Jesus was never a plan B. It was God's intention from before creation.Taking the church into the upper room where Jesus redefines the Passover as his own sacrifice, this message unpacks three things the blood of Jesus makes available to every believer right now.This is a message for anyone who needs a reminder that God is already moving, already preparing, and already ahead of your circumstances.Three things the blood of Jesus gives you (from Exodus 12):Because of the blood, you have a future: God gave his people a new calendar before they ever left Egypt.Because of the blood, you have a destiny: Belt fastened, sandals on, staff in hand. Get ready to run.Because of the blood, you can believe beyond your circumstances: The Passover was celebrated in Egypt, before anything had changed.Key Scriptures: Exodus 12:1-2Exodus 12:11Revelation 13:81 Corinthians 11:23-261 Corinthians 10:16About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard opens a new series called "The Colour of Grace," exploring a truth that sits at the heart of the gospel: God's grace was never free. It cost everything.Drawing from the Old Testament through to the cross, Ps Mark traces the blood through the stories of Adam and Eve, Abraham and Isaac, the Passover, and the Day of Atonement, before landing on the seven places Jesus shed his blood and what each one means for your life today.This is a message for anyone who has received grace without fully grasping the price that was paid for it.Key themes:God's grace defined: his empowering presence that enables you to be who you're called to be and do what you're called to doGrace is free to us but it cost God everythingThe colour of grace is blood redSeven places Jesus shed his blood and what each one covers:The Garden of Gethsemane: freedom from inner anxiety and anguishHis face beaten: identity and dignity restoredThe crown of thorns: every curse brokenThe whipping: physical and emotional healing ("by his stripes, we are healed")Nails through his hands: purpose and calling redeemedNails through his feet: direction and walk in life coveredThe spear in his side: fullness of life and abundanceScriptures: Ephesians 1:7Hebrews 9:22Genesis 3Isaiah 53About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Ruby Pao shares a word on homecoming, drawing from the Parable of the Great Banquet in Luke 14 to reveal three truths about God's invitation to everyone.Using personal stories from youth ministry in Auckland and a powerful illustration about getting lost in a store, Ps Ruby unpacks what it means to find your home in Jesus, and why the banquet table always has room for more.Three Truths to the Banquet:There's always enough room. God's invitation is for everyone, and just as Christ accepted us, we are called to make room for others.There's always rest. In a world full of noise and distraction, there is only one source of true peace and security.He knows who he's inviting. Your seat at the table was not earned by performance or perfection. It was given by grace.Key Scriptures:Revelation 3:20 Luke 14:16-24 Isaiah 55:1 Romans 15:7 Psalm 23:5 Psalm 68:6 Luke 15:4 2 Timothy 1:9 Ephesians 2:8-9 John 15:13 Hebrews 12:2 Ephesians 2:19About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard brings a timely Easter word built around one declaration: My Story Isn't Over Yet.Drawing from the journey of Jesus through Good Friday, Silent Saturday, and Resurrection Sunday, Ps Mark speaks directly to anyone facing a situation that feels finished, hopeless, or beyond repair. Using John 19:30, Matthew 28, and a vivid personal story from a grueling Alpine cycling event, he unpacks why we so often put a full stop where God has only placed a comma.This is a message for anyone who has looked at a dream, a relationship, a health situation, or a season of life and asked: is this how my story ends?Key themes:"It is finished" was not defeat, it was completionThe three days: Friday's pain, Saturday's silence, Sunday's resurrectionWhy we give up too early and what it costs usTrusting the Author when you can't see the next chapterYour current trial is not your final chapterReal testimonies from the Equippers Surrey community including miraculous healings, restored relationships, and breakthrough after years of believingThe stone in front of the tomb was not a full stop. It was a comma.Scriptures: John 19:30, Matthew 28About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this Easter message, Ps Steve Graham brings a simple but powerful word for anyone who feels like their story is running out:Your story isn't over yet.Drawing from Paul's letter to the Ephesians and the Romans Road, Ps Steve unpacks what the resurrection actually means for you personally, not just as history, but as present hope, inheritance, and power available right now.This was the evening service of Easter Sunday 2026, following a day of testimonies, worship, and baptisms celebrating 11 people stepping into new life.Ps Steve walks through five key truths from Romans that answer the question: how do I take hold of what Jesus has done?The Five Truths from Romans:Romans 3:23 - All have fallen short (acknowledging the gap)Romans 6:23 - The wages of sin is death, but God's gift is eternal lifeRomans 5:8 - God demonstrated his love while we were still sinnersRomans 10:9 - Declare with your mouth, believe in your heartRomans 5:1-2 - Peace with God and access to graceThis message is for anyone sitting with unanswered questions, broken expectations, or a sense that life isn't reaching what it could be. The resurrection isn't just good history. It's the moment God proved he had already made a way for you, before you even knew you needed it.Key Scriptures: Ephesians 1Ephesians 2:102 Corinthians 5:17Romans 3:23Romans 5:1-2Romans 5:8Romans 6:23Romans 10:9About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Steve Graham explores one of the most important contrasts in Scripture: two kingdoms, two ways of living, and one very unexpected illustration.Drawing from John 10:10, the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Genesis 14, Nehemiah, and the story of Willy Wonka, Ps Steve unpacks what it looks like to live under the downpour of God's Grace rather than under a kingdom that only takes, robs, and destroys.This is a message for anyone who has drifted from the Father's house, or who has been listening to the wrong voices. There is an invitation waiting for you.Key themes:The contrast between two kingdoms: one that gives, one that takesThe Prodigal Son and the moment of "coming to your senses"Abraham and the two kings of Genesis 14: Grace versus oppositionNehemiah and the voices that mock, ridicule, and hold backJesus versus Willy Wonka: a surprisingly powerful framework for understanding God's kingdomWhy Grace is not earned, merited, or found by luck but freely receivedGod's wide-open invitation to everyone, not just a chosen fewWhy your inheritance in God is guaranteed, not at riskKey Scriptures:John 10:10 Luke 15 Genesis 14  Matthew 13:44-46 Matthew 18:3 Matthew 22:9 Ephesians 1 Romans 8:28About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Jeziel Koehler brings the final word in the series God, Money and Me, focusing on the last two principles of financial freedom: saving and spending.Drawing from scripture and practical wisdom, Ps Jeziel challenges the natural order most people apply to their finances (spend, save, give) and calls us back to the Kingdom order (give, save, spend). This is not just a message about budgeting, it is a message about the posture of your heart toward God and others.Whether you are living paycheck to paycheck, carrying financial stress, or simply wanting to steward your money with more purpose, this message will help you reframe how you think about every pound in your hands.Ps Jeziel speaks on:Why 72% of adults feel stressed about money and what God says about thatThe Kingdom order for finances: give first, then save, then spendSaving with purpose, not out of fear, pride, or greedBuilding a financial legacy for the next generationWhy spending is not the problem but wasting isRemoving yourself from the centre and placing God there insteadThe SKIN principle and why it contradicts biblical wisdomHow the way you spend reveals the condition of your heartKey ScripturesProverbs 13:22 Psalm 23About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Thomas Hansen unpacks a truth that reframes how we see our past, our failures, and our future: God factors in the X factor.Drawing from the story of Jonah, Ps Thomas shows how God doesn't just redeem our mess — he factors it in from the beginning. The detours, the disobedience, the broken seasons — none of it surprises God. He already knew, and he already had a plan.Whether you feel disqualified by your past, overwhelmed by the gap between who you are and who you need to become, or simply wondering if God can still use you — this message is for you.Ps Thomas speaks on:Why patience is not about being good at waiting — it's about trusting the one in charge of the processHow God accounts for the growth between who you are now and who you need to becomeWhy your gift taking you where your character cannot keep you will destroy youThe story of Jonah and how God used his mess as his message to an entire cityWhy no one is too broken, too lost, or too far gone for God to useThe difference between dreaming in your own strength and dreaming with GodHow prayer transforms us, not just our circumstancesWhat it means to be saved, called, and empowered by graceKey Scriptures: 2 Corinthians 6:11 1 Corinthians 15:10 2 Timothy 1:6 2 Timothy 1:9 Jonah 3:1 Romans 8:28 Jeremiah 29:11 Ephesians 3:20About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard continues the series God, Money, and Me with a practical and faith-filled teaching on the principle of sowing and reaping.Ps Mark also shares the story behind Equippers Church Surrey's first ever building purchase, bought debt-free in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the UK, and traces it directly back to years of faithful seed-sowing into churches and communities around the world.Key themes:Seed time and harvest as a permanent kingdom law (Genesis 8)Why sowing sparingly produces a sparse harvest, and sowing bountifully produces a bountiful oneSeeds are more than money: words, attitudes, actions, and thoughts all produce a harvestThe difference between seed and bread, and how to discern what's in your handMoving from need consciousness to seed consciousnessThe three tithes of the Jewish people and what they reveal about financial freedomHow Equippers Surrey sowed into churches in Rome, Wales, Manila, Wellington, Kolkata, Ghana and beyond, and what that seed producedScriptures: Genesis 8:20-22 Galatians 6:7 2 Corinthians 9:6-7 2 Corinthians 9:10 Malachi 3About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard continues a series on financial freedom, unpacking the first and most foundational ingredient: stewardship through tithing.Drawing from Malachi 3, Proverbs 3, Matthew 23, and the story of Abraham, Ps Mark teaches that tithing is not an obligation or a law principle, it is a covenant principle that runs from Genesis to Revelation, affirmed by Jesus himself.This is a message for anyone who wants to stop struggling financially and start living under the blessing and protection of God, handled on God's terms, not the world's.Key themes covered:The four ingredients to financial freedom: stewardship, sowing/seeding, savings, and spendingWhy tithing establishes God's sovereignty over your financesThe difference between paying, giving, and returning the titheWhy the tithe is gross, first, and belongs to the storehouse (your local church)The promise of Malachi 3 — open floodgates and a rebuked devourerWhy tithing is not generosity — it is returning what already belongs to GodHow God does more with your 90% than you can do with 100%Key Scriptures: 2 Corinthians 9 Proverbs 3:9 Matthew 23:23 Malachi 3 Exodus 13About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Jo Geerling brings a stirring challenge to see beyond the natural and step into supernatural sight.Ps Jo calls the church to stop looking at circumstances and start looking at what God sees. This is a message about perspective, faith, and the courage to look again when God's promises haven't yet arrived.If you've been discouraged by what you see in the natural, this message will shift your perspective and stir your faith.Three areas explored in this message:Look Up: Getting God's perspective above your circumstances, challenges, and limitationsLook Around: Actively searching for God's goodness and power at work in the world around youLook Again: Holding on to the promises of God with persistence and tenacity, even when nothing seems to be changingKey Scriptures:1 Corinthians 2:9-10 Genesis 15:5 Genesis 13:14-15 Psalm 121:1-2 Isaiah 40:26 John 4:35 1 Kings 18 2 Kings 6About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard unpacks one of the most well-known promises in Scripture, Proverbs 3:5-6, and shows us that God's promise to direct our paths comes with three qualifying criteria we need to put in place first.Drawing from Proverbs 3, Ps Mark teaches on what it practically looks like to trust God with all your heart, stop leaning on your own understanding, and acknowledge Him in every area of life and why doing these three things is the key to God clearing the obstacles from your path.Whether you're facing big life decisions, navigating uncertainty, or simply want to walk more closely with God day to day, this is a practical and grounding message for anyone who wants God to lead the way.Key themes:Trust is a decision, not a feeling and it grows as we get to know God's characterThe difference between being soul-led and spirit-ledWhy we need clarity less than we need faithThe danger of making big decisions in isolation and the value of wise counselWhat it really means to acknowledge God — making space for Him at the tableSurrendering the need to figure everything out on your ownThree questions to take away:Where am I currently relying on my own understanding?Is there a recent decision I didn't bring before God?What would it look like to acknowledge God more in my everyday life?Key Scriptures: Proverbs 3:5-6 Proverbs 3:7 Proverbs 11:14 Malachi 3About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message from the series God, Money, and Me, Ps Steve Graham lays the foundation for why Jesus spoke more about money than almost any other topic, and why this conversation is about discipleship, not fundraising.Drawing from Mark 10 and key passages across Scripture, Ps Steve unpacks why Jesus spent so much time speaking into the area of money and why this is not a fundraising conversation, but a discipleship one. The rich young ruler becomes the lens through which we examine what truly has a hold on our hearts.You'll be challenged and encouraged as Ps Steve speaks on:The difference between a discipleship series and a fundraising seriesWhy Jesus targets money, sex, and power as core heart issuesThe rich young ruler and what it looks like when wealth has a hold on your heartMammon as a competing spiritual power, not just a financial conceptIdolatry redefined: worshiping what we should use, using what we should worshipThe two kingdoms and two spirits that govern how we relate to moneyWhy the conversion of the wallet is often the last and hardest conversionPractical stewardship as flowing from a free and surrendered heartThis is a timely word for anyone who wants to be free from the pressure, anxiety, and grip that money can have, and wants to use wealth as a tool under the right kingdom.Key Scriptures:Mark 10 John 10:10 Matthew 6:24 Job 31:24-28 Psalm 115 Colossians 3:5About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Jeziel Koehler brings a practical and personal word from the book of Nehemiah on how to activate your calling and step into the mission God has placed on your life.Drawing from Nehemiah Chapter 1, Ps Jeziel walks through the moment Nehemiah was activated in his calling, showing how vision, tension, and people are the three keys to stepping into what God has called you to do.Ps Jeziel covers three practical keys to activating your calling:Get a Vision: Vision in the Kingdom of God comes through the Word of God and the presence of the Holy Spirit. You only build what you can see.Embrace the Tension: When you carry a vision, you will feel the gap between what God has promised and what currently exists. That tension is not a sign to stop, it is a call to action.Include People: God never gives us a vision to accomplish alone. Every position of influence is an invitation to serve and mobilise others for His glory.You will be encouraged as Ps Jeziel speaks on:How Nehemiah's vision was not emotional but theological, rooted in the Word of GodWhy tension and grief over a broken picture is a sign of genuine callingThe story of Joseph and how God's positioning is always about serving othersLiving with a sense of urgency in response to the news of the GospelThe kingdom principle: Dream big, start small, build togetherKey Scriptures:Nehemiah 1 Deuteronomy 12:5 Matthew 610About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard opens a brand new series called God, Money and Me, a series designed to upgrade the way we think about money and help us walk in genuine financial freedom.This message challenges the idea that breakthrough is a principled life. When we learn and live by God's principles with money, freedom follows.If you have ever felt the pressure of debt, the fear of not having enough, or the tension of money leading your decisions instead of God, this message is for you.Key themes covered:A breakthrough life is a principled life and how God's principles lead to lasting financial freedomWhy Jesus talked about money so much and the two reasons behind itMoney builds but money can also destroy and how to stop money dominating youWhen money leads, it leads you away from God and practical signs to watch forMoney follows vision, not the other way around. Stop waiting for the money, pursue the visionMoney releases or controls and how God wants to take you from bondage to abundanceKey Scriptures:Proverbs 11:4 Proverbs 11:28 Proverbs 22:7 Matthew 6:33 1 Timothy 6:10 2 Corinthians 9:8About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey)Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Steve Graham unpacks a transformative truth: God's grace doesn't just flow to you, it flows through you.Building on the morning's teaching about standing under the downpour of God's grace, Ps Steve shifts the focus to how believers carry and channel that grace into the world around them. Drawing from 1 Peter 4:10 and Paul's writings, he teaches that every Christian is entrusted with a specific dimension of God's grace to steward faithfully.This is a message for anyone asking, "What is my calling?" or "How do I serve God effectively?" You'll discover that you're not just a recipient of blessing—you're a priest who brings blessing, a river of life that brings transformation wherever you go.Key moments and themes:Grace to you vs Grace through you: understanding the differenceEvery believer carries a gift and a function in the body of ChristFaithful stewardship: discovering and developing your grace zonePaul's three gift passages: Romans 12, Ephesians 4, 1 Corinthians 12How to identify your grace gift (your "talent")You crucify your flesh, but you steward your giftsThe river of life (Ezekiel 47): where grace flows, everything livesBeing a priest who carries the blessing into your worldWhether you're in business, healthcare, education, hospitality, or at home, God has graced you for mission. This message will help you identify your lane, steward it well, and see God's power flow through you to bring life and peace to others.Scriptures: 1 Peter 4:10 Romans 12 Ephesians 4 1 Corinthians 12 Ezekiel 47 John 4 John 7 Numbers 6About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey @equippers.surrey Facebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this encouraging message, Ps Mark Collard brings a fresh revelation on the transformative power of God's Grace and how it operates as a living presence in our everyday lives.Drawing from Numbers 6, Proverbs 16, and multiple letters from the Apostle Paul, Ps Mark unpacks how Grace is not just a theological concept but a tangible presence that empowers, protects, and transforms us.This message will shift how you see God's face toward you and help you step into a greater measure of His Grace in 2026.Key moments and themes:Grace is not an ideology or detached theology - it's a living presenceUnderstanding how God looks at you: with favor, affection, approval, and joy (not disappointment or frustration)How we receive Grace by faith, not by doing everything rightGrace as a shield that surrounds and protects usDeclaring "Grace to you" - pronouncing God's favor over your lifeWhy favor is active, not passive, working behind the scenesFive key truths about Grace:Grace is a presence that makes us victorious (over addiction, fear, bondage)Grace surrounds us with a different atmosphereGrace protects us like a shieldGrace gives us success in what God has called us to doGrace overshadows us like a spring rain cloud bringing blessing and fruitfulnessScriptures: Numbers 6, Romans 1.7 2 Timothy 1.2 2 Timothy 4.22Psalm 5.12Daniel 31 Corinthians 15.10Proverbs 16.15About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.uk Instagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surreyFacebook: / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Sam Malcolm unpacks what it means to live in the rhythms of Grace.As part of our Year of God’s Grace, Ps Sam teaches from Matthew 11 and shows us that Grace is not just a concept, a word we say before meals, or a theological idea. It is a rhythm. A way of living. A way of resting, working, and walking with Jesus.Starting at the very end of the Bible in Revelation 22 verse 21, we are reminded of this simple prayer:“The Grace of the Lord Jesus be with God’s people.”That Grace is available to you today.Drawing from Matthew 11 verses 28 to 30, Ps Sam explores the “unforced rhythms of Grace” and shows how Jesus invites us into three key realities:Rest in GraceWork in GraceWalk in GraceIf you have ever felt tired, burnt out, striving, overcomplicating your faith, or trying to earn God’s approval, this message will help you rediscover the simplicity and power of salvation by Grace.Key themes in this message:- The difference between striving and resting in salvation- Why Grace means you are fully accepted before you achieve anything- The danger of overcomplicating faith- How Grace empowers your calling- The abundant, poured out nature of God’s Grace- Living from Grace rather than for Grace- Learning the unforced rhythms of Grace- Representing Jesus without carrying the burden aloneKey Scriptures:Matthew 11 verses 28–30Revelation 22 verse 21Ephesians 2 verses 4–91 Corinthians 3 verse 101 Corinthians 15 verse 10Ephesians 1 verse 61 Timothy 1 verse 14John 6 verse 35John 7 verse 37About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebook:   / equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this message, Ps Steve Graham invites us to rediscover the Bible through one central theme that runs from Genesis to Revelation: the Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.Drawing from Paul’s letters, the Gospels, and the Old Testament story of God’s favour, Ps Steve reveals that Grace is not a side topic of Scripture but the very culture, currency, and lifeblood of the Kingdom of God. Jesus is Lord, and He exercises His lordship through Grace.You’ll be encouraged and strengthened as Ps Steve explores:- Why every one of Paul’s letters begins and ends with Grace- Grace as God’s empowering presence, not permission to stay the same- The connection between Old Testament “favour” and New Testament Grace- Why peace flows from Grace, not the other way around- How unmerited favour is now available to everyone through Jesus- Living in the ecosystem of Grace rather than striving through religion- The throne of Grace and God’s desire to pour good gifts into your life- The story of the prodigal son as the ultimate picture of unmerited favourThis message is for anyone who feels weary, disqualified, stuck in striving, or hungry for a deeper revelation of who God really is. Grace is not earned. Grace is received.Key Scriptures include:2 Corinthians 13:14Romans 1 & 16Ephesians 1–2Hebrews 4Luke 15Numbers 6Revelation 22About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebook:   / equipperschurchuk  Subscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this faith-filled and empowering message, Ps Jeziel Koehler continues the vision for the year: A Year of the Grace of God.Building on the foundation laid in Vision Sunday, Ps Jeziel unpacks the empowering dimension of Grace. Not just Grace that saves, but Grace that strengthens, equips, and sends us into God’s purposes.Drawing from Zechariah 4, we are reminded that God’s work in our lives is not driven by human effort or strength, but by His Spirit. Through the story of Zerubbabel, this message speaks directly to anyone facing small beginnings, overwhelming opposition, or questions about their calling.This is a message that will stir your faith, shift your perspective, and leave you declaring with confidence: “Grace, Grace!”Key themes + moments:- Grace as the empowering presence of God- Why God is not afraid of small beginnings- How Grace helps us face and flatten great mountains- Grace is not the absence of opposition, but the power to overcome it- God rejoices in the work of your hands- Identity before performance- Walking with God, not working for approvalThis message will encourage you to trust God’s process, embrace where you are right now, and step forward with confidence knowing that His Grace is sufficient.Scriptures referenced:Zechariah 4:6–10Luke 16:10About Equippers Church SurreyWebsite: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • InstagramFacebook: /equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this foundational message, Ps Monica unpacks The Year of the Grace of God and invites the church into a deeper revelation of what grace truly is and how it transforms everyday life.Grace is not something we achieve, earn, or strive for. It is something we receive. This message reveals grace as the empowering presence of God that saves us, sustains us, strengthens us, and enables us to live the life God created us for.This message will encourage anyone who feels overwhelmed, striving, or carrying pressure that was never meant to be theirs. Grace is closer than you think, hidden in plain sight, flowing toward you every day.Key themes include:- What it means to live under a prophetic theme- Grace as a gift, not a reward- Saving grace, sanctifying grace, sustaining grace, and serving grace- Grace flowing into empty hands through humility- Why grace is found in proximity, not performance- Letting go of control and striving- Grace for healing, weakness, trials, and everyday life- Learning to live connected to the source, not striving for outcomesScriptures referenced:Hebrews 4:16Ephesians 2Titus 22 Corinthians 9John 1James 42 Peter 1About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebook:   / equipperschurchuk  Subscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this faith-building message, we lean into the heart of our Year of Grace and explore what it really means to live under the empowering presence of God.Building on the foundation laid by Pastor Mark, this message unpacks a powerful definition of grace:Grace is the empowering presence of God, enabling you to be who He created you to be and to do what He has called you to do. James Ryle affirmed that “Grace is the empowering presence of God, enabling you to be who God created you to be and to do what God has called you to do.”You’ll be encouraged and equipped as we explore:God’s saving, sanctifying, sustaining, and serving graceHow grace becomes real through the Holy SpiritWhy anointing is not magic, but a faith promptThe difference between doing life in your own strength and God’sWhat it means to be claimed, called, and empowered by GodWhy every believer is anointed, not just a chosen fewLiving with confidence, strength, and divine leading in 2026This is a message for anyone stepping into a new season, carrying dreams, responsibilities, or callings, and wanting to know that God’s presence is truly with them.Key Scriptures:2 Corinthians 1Acts 10Luke 41 Samuel 16John 14Acts 2Romans 8About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this foundational message, Ps Mark Collar launches a brand new teaching series and declares the prophetic theme for 2026: A Year of the Grace of God.This is not a random topic, but a building block for what God wants to do personally and corporately across Equippers and the UK churches. Grace is more than a concept. It is the empowering presence of God at work in every area of our lives.Four Dimensions of God’s Grace:Saving GraceThe grace that brings salvation through faith in Jesus alone. Not by works, effort, or merit, but as a free gift from God.Sanctifying GraceThe grace that transforms us from the inside out, teaching us to say no to sin and yes to godly living as we become more like Jesus.Sustaining or Strengthening GraceThe grace that carries us through trials, suffering, and weakness, establishing and strengthening us for what lies ahead.Serving GraceThe grace that empowers us to serve God in the church and in the world, releasing spiritual gifts and enabling us to live on mission.This message is for anyone who wants to grow in their understanding of grace, rely less on self effort, and walk in the power and presence of God in 2026.Key ScripturesEphesians 2:8–9Acts 20:32Titus 2:11–121 Peter 5:102 Corinthians 12:9Romans 122 Timothy 2:12 Peter 3:18About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

In this powerful message, Ps Danny Guglielmucci brings a timely word for the church:2025 was a year of pushing through… but 2026 will be a year of breakthrough.Drawing from Acts 27 (Paul in the storm), Ps Danny teaches on the beauty and power of longevity — how to keep going, finish your race well, and stay faithful even in grief, hardship, illness, disappointment, and seasons of uncertainty.This is a message for anyone who feels like they’ve been battling, enduring, and holding on — and needs fresh strength to say: “We can do this.”Key moments + themes:A prophetic declaration: Push through (2025) → Breakthrough (2026)Trust the timing of God + the power of generational faithThe inspiration of “finishing well” (Shirley Clark, 100 years old)Why bitterness stops destinies — and continuance proves discipleship5 Keys from Acts 27 for surviving the storm and coming through stronger5 Keys (Acts 27):Stay in the boat (don’t jump ship when it gets hard)Take food (feed on the Word, not negativity)Give thanks (gratitude shifts the atmosphere)Lighten the load (throw off bitterness, pain, unnecessary weight)Cut off and lower the anchors (trust God fully)If you’re in a storm, this message will strengthen your faith, restore hope, and help you keep moving forward with conviction.📖 Scriptures: Acts 27, 2 Timothy 4, 2 Corinthians 6, John 15About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.Share this message with someone who needs encouragement today.

In this powerful and prophetic message, Ps Danny Guglielmucci calls the Church Back To The Centre — back to the heart of Jesus, back to love and lordship, and back to a living, personal walk with God.Drawing from Ezekiel 37, Ps Danny reminds us that when God takes hold of us, He doesn’t leave us where we are. He carries us into our present reality — even the places that feel dry, broken, or lifeless — and breathes new life where we prophesy in faith.This message challenges a culture of spectator Christianity and invites us into personal revival, where faith is no longer about convenience, comfort, or routine, but about surrender, obedience, and transformation.You’ll be encouraged and stirred as Ps Danny speaks on:The shift from legalism and complacency to love and lordshipMoving from being a churchgoer to becoming a true Christ-followerGod breathing life into dry bones and present realitiesFrom “give me” faith to “make me” surrenderPersonal revival as our responsibilityReturning from the margins back to the centre of what God is doingBecoming participants, not spectators, in the move of GodThis is a timely word for anyone longing for renewal, clarity, and a deeper encounter with Jesus — personally and corporately.Key ScripturesEzekiel 37Ephesians 5 verse 14Acts 20 verses 7–121 Thessalonians 5 verse 19Psalm 23About Equippers Church Surrey:Website: https://www.equippers.co.ukInstagram: Equippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.

Ps Ben Kendrew from Arise Church (New Zealand) brings a faith-stirring message from John chapter 4 (verses 1–42) — the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well.This sermon is a call to begin 2026 with spiritual urgency and clarity:the harvest is not “four months away” — it’s ready now.Through this passage, Ps Ben challenges us to:recognise that Jesus meets people in everyday momentsbelieve that no one is beyond the reach of gracestop being distracted by routines and comfortlive with eyes open to the people God has placed in our worldcarry the living water into our workplaces, schools, neighbourhoods, and relationshipsThis message is an invitation to be part of what God wants to do in Surrey, London, and beyond.About Equippers Church:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/equippers.surrey/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukYoutube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@equipperschurchuk2118

In this message, Ps Steve Graham teaches on Patient Expectancy — the biblical ability to wait quietly while staying fully expectant that God is working and the answer is coming.Using Psalm 5:3 (“I lay my requests before You and wait expectantly”) and Lamentations 3, this sermon helps you break free from the inner “knot” of frustration, disappointment, anxiety, and delay — and step into a posture of peace, hope, and trust.Ps Steve shares key foundations for waiting well:God’s covenant love and faithfulnessGrace that brings new beginnings (“new every morning”)Pursuing God’s presence more than His promisesRecovering hope (confident expectation)Holding the healthy tension: seek God + wait quietlyLearning delayed gratification and spiritual maturityBreaking agreement with scarcity / poverty mentalityTrusting God’s authority, direction, and timingAbout Equippers Church:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/equippers.surrey/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukYoutube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@equipperschurchuk2118

In this message, Ps Mark Collard unpacks how God’s favour always comes before God’s assignment.Using the story of Mary in Luke chapter 1, Ps Mark shows us that when God calls us, He doesn’t wait for us to be ready — He provides the grace, power, and presence we need to fulfil what He asks.This message will encourage you to:-Understand that you are highly favoured by God-Recognise that God’s assignment is always backed by His grace-Trust the work of the Holy Spirit, not your own abilitySay “yes” to God, even when the outcome feels uncertainStep forward in obedience with confidence and faithIf God has placed something on your heart — a calling, a step of faith, or a new beginning — this message will remind you that if God assigned it, He will empower it.📖 Scripture ReferencesLuke 1 verses 26–38Psalm 5 verse 12Psalm 91 verse 1About Equippers Church:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramEquippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.Share this message with a friend who needs encouragement today.

In this Christmas message, Ps Jeziel Koehler reflects on the powerful moment when Simeon held Jesus in his arms and declared, “My eyes have seen Your salvation.”Through Simeon’s story in Luke 2, we are reminded that Christmas is not only about celebration — it’s about hope, waiting well, obedience, and recognising God’s promise when it arrives.Ps Jeziel unpacks how Simeon:• Anchored his life in biblical hope• Learned to wait well for God’s promise• Positioned himself where God had appointed him to be• Recognised that the greatest promise is God’s presence, not what He givesThis message encourages us to live with expectation, to trust God’s timing, and to remember that salvation is not an idea — it’s a Person.Whether you’re waiting, believing, or holding a promise right now, this message will help you refocus your heart on what truly matters this Christmas.Key Scriptures-Luke 2 verses 22–35-Isaiah 40 verse 31-Hebrews 11 verse 1-Romans 15 verse 13About Equippers Church:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramEquippers Church Surrey (@equippers.surrey) • Instagram profileFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchuk👉 Subscribe for weekly messages of hope, faith, and transformation.📤 Share this message with someone who needs encouragement this Christmas.

In this message, Ps Monica Collard brings a powerful and deeply practical teaching titled “The Strength of Joy”, as part of our Season of Joy series at Equippers Church.Joy is not the same as happiness. Happiness is circumstantial, but joy is spiritual. Drawing from Scripture, Ps Monica reminds us that “the joy of the Lord is your strength” and that joy is not something we manufacture—it is a fruit of the Holy Spirit and a decision to rejoin with joy, even in the middle of pressure, pain, or uncertainty.This message explores how joy flows from God’s presence, grows through gratitude, and becomes a testimony to the world around us. Whether you’re on the mountaintop or walking through the valley, God is inviting you to receive a fresh oil of joy today.In this message, you’ll discover:• Why joy is not denial, but a spiritual decision• The difference between pleasure, happiness, and biblical joy• How gratitude strengthens and multiplies joy• Why joy is a fruit of the Spirit, not a personality trait• How joy flows from God’s presence and releases strength• Why your joy is a powerful testimony to othersKey Scriptures:Luke 2 verse 10Nehemiah 8 verse 10Romans 14 verse 17Galatians 5 verses 22–23Philippians 4 verse 4Psalm 16 verse 11James 1 verses 2–3About Equippers ChurchAbout Equippers Church:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/equippers.surrey/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukYoutube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@equipperschurchuk2118Subscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.Share this message with someone who needs strength and encouragement today.

Guest speaker Ps Matt Fielder brings a faith-stirring message called “All For One” at Equippers Church, calling the church to go after the one this Christmas season.Using Luke 15 (the parable of the lost sheep), Ps Matt challenges us to stop doing “secret agent Christianity” and step into bold, compassionate outreach. This message is a practical roadmap for evangelism and revival—built around four key actions: Leave (get uncomfortable), Until (don’t give up), Carry (love people well), and Celebrate (rejoice when people come home).As we head into a major weekend of Christmas services and outreach, this sermon will inspire you to pray for divine appointments, invite intentionally, and believe for salvation—because heaven rejoices over one sinner who repents.In this message you’ll hear about:• “Leave” — getting out of comfort zones to reach people• “Until” — persistent pursuit and an until spirit• “Carry” — helping people take real steps toward Jesus• “Celebrate” — shifting church culture toward joy-filled salvations• Practical evangelism: invitations, follow-up, and boldness• A clear salvation message and prayerKey Scriptures:Luke 15:4–7Luke 19:10Galatians 6:1–2Romans 10:9–10Matthew 5:14–16About Equippers Church:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/equippers.surrey/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/equipperschurchukYoutube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@equipperschurchuk2118If this message encouraged you, share it with someone—and consider inviting “your one” to church this week.

Joy isn’t just a feeling – it’s a perspective. In this message, The Power of Thankfulness, Ps Jeziel Koehler shows how thankfulness unlocks joy and helps us walk through pain, disappointment and uncertainty with a different lens.Using the life of Joseph in Egypt, Ps Jeziel unpacks how God can use even betrayal, injustice and waiting seasons to shape us – if we choose the right perspective and a thankful heart.In this message:Why joy is not a feeling, but a spiritual discipline and perspectiveHow to obey James 1:2 – “consider it pure joy whenever you face trials” – without pretending life is easyThe story of Joseph: from betrayal and prison to purpose and influenceThe sentence that reframes his whole story: “It was not you – it was God.”How thankfulness redefines your past: moving from blame to blessingHow thankfulness maximises your present: being fully present instead of living stuck in the past or lost in the futureHow thankfulness blesses your future: travelling light, trusting that God hasn’t failed you and won’t fail youThe difference between being buried and being planted – and why pressure can be the process God uses to release your purposeMoving from “grape juice” to “fine wine”: a life that carries weight, authority and joy for others📖 Key Scriptures:James 1:2–4 – Consider it pure joy when you face trials…Genesis 45:1–11 – Joseph: “It was not you who sent me here, but God.”Genesis 50:15–21 – “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good…”This message is for you if:-You’ve walked through betrayal, disappointment or delay-You struggle to see purpose in your past-You find it hard to be fully present where God has you right now-You want to step into the future lighter, freer and more joyfulAbout Equippers Church:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/equippersFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/EquippersUKYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@EquippersIf this message encouraged you, don’t forget to:Like, subscribe, share with a friend aand turn on notifications

In “The Promise of Joy”, Ps Sam Malcom unpacks what real, biblical joy looks like – not just a feeling that comes and goes, but a Spirit-produced, unshakeable joy that’s stronger than circumstances, pressure or disappointment.Ps Sam shows how joy is:-Issued – promised by God over His people-Fulfilled – through Jesus’ life, death and resurrection-Available – to you today through the Holy SpiritThis message is part of our “Season of Joy” series at Equippers, as we head into Christmas exploring what it means to live with a deep, lasting joy in Jesus.📖 Key ScripturesIsaiah 55:10–12 – “You will go out in joy and be led forth in peace…”Isaiah 9:2–3 – Joy promised with the coming MessiahZephaniah 3:17 – God rejoices over us with singingLuke 2:8–11 – Good news of great joy for all peopleJohn 15:11 – “My joy in you… your joy will overflow”Romans 14:17 – The Kingdom: righteousness, peace and joyGalatians 5:22–23 – Joy as fruit of the SpiritAbout Equippers:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/equippersFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/EquippersUKYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@EquippersIf this message encouraged you, don’t forget to:Like, subscribe, share with a friend aand turn on notifications.

In this powerful message, Ps Steve Graham continues our Season of Joy series by taking us back to the original announcement of Christmas: “I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all people.” (Luke 2)He walks us through the true, unshakable foundation of joy — not built on culture, feelings, or celebration, but on the fact that Jesus was born as Saviour.Using the story of the Ethiopian official in Acts 8, Ps Steve shows us how God connects the message of joy to our personal lives:• God orchestrates people and moments to draw us to Him• God speaks through His Word• Everything points to Jesus• Joy becomes personal through belief, baptism, and transformationThis message is an invitation to stop observing Christmas from the outside and step into a real, life-changing season of joy.If you’ve ever wondered why joy feels out of reach during this season, this message will bring clarity, hope, and a simple pathway forward.Key Bible Verses:Luke 2 10–14Isaiah 53Acts 8 26–39Romans 10 9–10About Equippers Church:Websitehttps://www.equippers.co.ukInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/equippersFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/EquippersUKYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@EquippersIf this message encouraged you, don’t forget to:Like, subscribe, share with a friend aand turn on notifications

Spirit led living is not about being driven by our intellect, but being led by the Spirit of God.In this message, Ps Mark Collard teaches on the power of speaking in tongues and how it helps us tune into the frequency of the Holy Spirit.Using 2 Timothy 1.6–7, he shows that when we “stir up the gift” and pray in our heavenly language, three rivers begin to flow in our lives:In this message you’ll discover:-Why maturity is not about years in church, but about being led by the Spirit-How praying in tongues bypasses your natural limitations and connects your spirit directly to God-What it means to “stir up the gift” instead of letting it lie dormant-The three rivers released when you pray in tongues:-A river of power – supernatural strength to overcome fear, sin and spiritual resistance-A river of love – a fresh revelation of the Father’s love that drives out fear-A river of a sound mind – discipline, stability and clear thinking in the middle of confusionHow praying in tongues shifts the atmosphere over your life, your family and your churchPractical ways to build a daily rhythm of praying in the SpiritIf you’ve been filled with the Holy Spirit but rarely use your heavenly language, this message will provoke you to “stir it up” again and expect a fresh flow of power, love and a sound mind.Key Scriptures:Romans 8.26–27 – The Spirit helps us in our weaknesses and intercedes for us2 Timothy 1.6–7 – Stir up the gift, for God has given us a spirit of power, love and a sound mindJohn 7.38–39 – Rivers of living water will flow from within, speaking of the SpiritJude 1.20 – Build yourselves up in your most holy faith, praying in the Holy SpiritEphesians 3.16 – Strengthened with might through His Spirit in the inner being1 John 4.8 – God is loveRomans 5.5 – God’s love poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit1 Corinthians 13 – Tongues without love is emptyAbout Equippers ChurchWebsite – https://equippers.co.ukInstagram – https://instagram.com/equipperslondonYouTube – https://youtube.com/@equipperslondonPodcast – Search “Equippers Church” on your favourite podcast platform

In this final message of our Spirit-Led series, Ps Mark Collard walks through the story of Samuel learning to hear God (1 Samuel 3) and shows how we can grow in recognising the voice of the Holy Spirit in everyday life.From late–night promptings to uncomfortable timings, from “parked car” faith to resting fully in God’s chair of trust, this message is a practical and faith-stirring invitation to live truly Spirit-led, not self-led.You’ll learn about:Why we need to be near to God to hear God — choosing proximity to His presence over distraction and temptationHow the Holy Spirit often speaks in a whisper, not a shout, and what that means for your daily lifeResponding to God’s timing, even when it’s inconvenient (yes, including 3 a.m. prompts!)The different ways the Spirit can speak: whisper, burden, desire, ideas, emotionWhy God is gracious and persistent if you miss it — and how He can redeem time and stepsHow to live with a pre-decided YES to God instead of weighing up His voice after He speaksIf you’ve ever wondered, “Is that me or is that God?” — this will really help you.Key Scriptures1 Samuel 3.1–10 – Samuel hears and responds to God’s voiceRomans 14.17 – The Kingdom of God is righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy SpiritMatthew 28.18–20 – The Great CommissionGenesis 32 – Jacob wrestles with God2 Timothy 1.7 – God has not given us a spirit of fearEphesians 6.17 – The Sword of the Spirit, the Word of GodAbout Equippers Church SurreyLearn more: https://equippers.co.uk/surreyInstagram: https://instagram.com/equippers.surreyFacebook: https://facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages that will build your faith and help you live a Spirit-led life.Share this message with someone who is hungry to hear God more clearly.

In this message, Ps Mark Collard shares an inspiring and faith-filled word about expansion — how God’s very nature is to grow, stretch, and increase His kingdom, His church, and His people.From the ever-expanding universe to the growing church family, Ps Mark reminds us that God is not finished yet. He’s still increasing His work on the earth — and in us.You’ll discover:• Why God’s nature is expansion and increase• What it means to live in a season of growth and stretching• How God expands in you before He expands through you• Why your current limitation is not your final reality• How to align with God’s vision to enlarge, advance, and impactThis message will stir your faith to believe for more — more of God’s presence, more fruitfulness, and more kingdom impact in every area of life.Scripture ReferencesIsaiah 40 verse 22Job 9 verse 8Psalm 115 verse 14Isaiah 54 verses 2–3Daniel 2 verse 35Isaiah 9 verse 7Matthew 13 verses 31–32Ephesians 5 verse 18About Equippers Church SurreyLearn more: https://equippers.co.uk/surreyFollow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/equippers.surreyFollow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.Share this message with a friend who needs encouragement today.

In this message, Ps Bruce Monk brings a prophetic and timely word about what it means to stand firm in a world full of confusion, compromise, and shifting values.Through the story of Daniel, Ps Bruce shares how God is raising up a generation who know how to stand strong — not as spectators, but as those who partner with Him in this move of His Spirit.You’ll discover:• Why dealing with your past is essential to walking in freedom• How to build unshakable godly values that anchor your life• The power of knowing your true identity in Christ• How to stand for truth with love and conviction• Why love and truth together reveal the heart of GodBe inspired to live courageously, holding firm to who God made you to be, and to stand for His kingdom in every season.Scripture ReferencesDaniel 1Romans 5 verse 51 Corinthians 11 verses 23–29Isaiah 49 verse 1About Equippers Church SurreyLearn more: https://equippers.co.uk/surreyFollow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/equippers.surreyFollow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.Share this message with a friend who needs encouragement today.

In this message, Ps Steve Graham continues our Spirit Led series with a powerful and practical teaching on what it really means to be filled with the Holy Spirit — and why speaking in tongues is a beautiful, normal part of Christian life.From Acts to Corinthians, Ps Steve unpacks how the gift of tongues builds us up spiritually, deepens our connection with God, and helps us live Spirit-led every day.You’ll discover:• What the Bible actually teaches about speaking in tongues• Why it’s a normal expression of being filled with the Spirit• How the Holy Spirit fills, empowers, and overflows through us• The difference between the Spirit in us and the Spirit on us• How to grow in a personal prayer language and experience spiritual refreshingBe encouraged to receive all that God has for you — not just to know about the Holy Spirit, but to walk daily in His power, presence, and peace.Scripture ReferencesActs 2 verses 1–4 (The day of Pentecost)Acts 10 verses 44–46 (The Gentiles filled with the Spirit)Acts 19 verses 1–7 (Disciples in Ephesus filled and speaking in tongues)1 Corinthians 12–14 (Gifts of the Spirit explained)John 7 verses 37–39 (Rivers of living water)Ezekiel 36 verses 26–27 (A new heart and a new spirit)Joel 2 verses 28–29 (The Spirit poured out on all people)About Equippers Church SurreyLearn more: https://equippers.co.uk/surreyFollow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/equippers.surreyFollow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/equipperschurchukSubscribe for weekly messages of hope and faith.Share this message with a friend who needs encouragement today.