Community Church Putney Podcast

Hearing and obeying Jesus are the priority of the truly blessed.

Those who are cleansed of sin and demonic oppression or demonic teaching, need to be filled with God’s Word and The Spirit so as to be protected from repeated invasions.

If we are not following Christ in His mission, we are against Christ.

Jesus is the ‘stronger man’ and the one who binds Satan as He works through His church to plunder the Kingdom of darkness.

A Christian or a church that is allied with Christ against demonic powers will face attack from the kingdom of darkness.

Nev preaches from Luke 11:14-26.

The Holy Spirit wants to enjoy the gift or righteousness, peace and joy, but also to grow in these attributes that mark out citizens of the Kingdom of God.

The Holy Spirit wants to fill us with hope (expectation) that Jesus will build a church community of joy and peace out of people from diverse backgrounds.

The Father comforts us so we can comfort others

The Holy Spirit wants to fill us with God’s love, and so drive out hopelessness and fill us with hope.

Jesus has promised to continue to work in us and through us by the Holy Spirit. So let’s believe His promise and ask to be filled with the Spirit’s presence.

Dale Barlow, part of the New Ground core team, shares a message about the Holy Spirit.

We are to be inspired by God’s Fatherly love in order to persevere in prayer.

True humility seeks to avoid and prays to avoid temptation.

Giving and receiving forgiveness, as a daily habit, is vital for our health.

Knowing God as Father inspires us to ask for the things that we need.

Jesus teaches us to begin prayer with praise, and God has revealed Himself in His Word so we can accurately know and worship Him.

This week, Matt Beaney continues in our Luke series. In The Lord's Prayer, Jesus wants to teach us to pray by using the structure that He gives to us, that, over time, will become natural to us.

If we are to make listening to Jesus is our priority, we must say no to other less important things.

We know that we are distracted from Jesus, rather than busy in His service, when we are regularly assaulted with anger.