Sunday evening 08/02/26

What does it mean to be empowered by the Holy Spirit? In this powerful kickoff to our new series “Ignition: The Church Unleashed”, Pastor Luke Taylor dives into Acts 1:1–11, exploring the moment where Jesus commissions His followers—not with fear, but with fire.

📖 Discover how the early church began not in strength, but in surrender, availability, and a promise of power. Learn how Acts is not just the story of the apostles—but the continuing story of Jesus, through us, His Church.

💥 In this message, you’ll uncover:

• Why Jesus’ ascension isn’t an ending—but a multiplication

• What the true meaning of “Comforter” is (hint: it’s not just about comfort)

• How the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people for extraordinary mission

• Why every believer is called to be a witness, not just a preacher

• What it means to stop gazing and start going

🙌 Whether you’re seeking boldness in your faith, a deeper understanding of the Spirit’s role, or clarity on your calling, this message will ignite your heart and equip you to live with Kingdom purpose.

In this powerful and passionate message, David Russon shares a word from Isaiah 54 calling the church to a radical mindset shift - from barrenness to fruitfulness, from mourning to dancing, from disappointment to expectation. Drawing from both Scripture and real-life testimony, this sermon challenges believers to step into a season of spiritual growth, revival, and renewed passion.

🕊️ Key themes include:

• Moving from spiritual barrenness to fruitful living

• Shifting from a mindset of defeat to one of expectation and faith

• The power of praise, gratitude, and vocal worship

• Rediscovering joy in church life and community

• Enlarging our capacity personally and collectively for what God is doing

• Bearing fruit in every season - regardless of age or circumstance

🔥 Whether you’ve grown weary in waiting, struggled with disappointment, or long to see God move again in power - this message will stir your spirit and ignite a fresh hunger for revival and purpose.