Episode Description:Why did Joshua walk straight into the promised land when Moses' generation spent 40 years going in circles? In this message, Kent Thompson traces it back to one quiet detail — Joshua didn't leave the tent.

This is a message about the hidden place, the inner room, and why what happens in private is what determines everything that follows in public.

Show Notes:Kent unpacks the contrast between Moses and Joshua — not as a history lesson, but as a live question: what's keeping us from possessing what God has already promised?

Drawing from Exodus 33, Joshua 1, and Matthew 6, he maps a pattern of presence, identity, action, and fulfilment that's as relevant now as it was then. Whether you've been circling the same ground for years or you're ready to cross your Jordan, this one's worth sitting with.

Key Scriptures:Exodus 33:7-11 · Joshua 1:1-9 · Proverbs 27:17 · Matthew 6:6

Episode Description:What actually makes a follower of Jesus different from everyone else — and is that difference showing up in your life? In this message, Kent Thompson digs into Exodus 33 and the moment Moses tells God he'd rather stay put than move forward without his presence. It's a question worth sitting with: are you chasing the blessing, or the one who gives it?

Show Notes:Kent unpacks the story of Moses and a people who had the promised land on offer but were in danger of losing the one thing that mattered most — God himself going with them. From persistent stubbornness to the power of stepping out in faith, this message is a warm, honest reset on what it means to carry something the world doesn't have.

Key Scriptures:Exodus 33:1–17 · 1 Peter 2:9 · Psalm 63:1–3 · Acts 4:13 · 1 Corinthians 9:22 · John 14:17 · Numbers 6:24–26

What if the answer to everything falling apart in your city was already sitting inside you? In this message, Dan and Sarah Pearce point to one of history's most powerful spiritual awakenings to show what becomes possible when ordinary people get serious about prayer — and bring it right home to Hawke's Bay.

Show Notes:

Sarah opens by unpacking the Welsh Revival of 1904 — a movement that transformed an entire nation through prayer, emptied pubs, changed crime rates, and sparked revival across the globe. Dan then gets practical, breaking down why prayer changes us personally, how it shifts the environments around us, and what it actually looks like to build your inner life so you've got something to give. Whether you're new to faith or have been around church for years, this one will challenge you to stop running on empty and start filling up.