LOVECHURCH - The Podcast

This week on LOVECHURCH - The Podcast, we are taking ourselves back to the UNSHAKEABLE series. Festus begins by recapping our journey so far through the book of Hebrews, and how all the previous sermons add to a life of unshakeable living. One that is firm, rooted, and not shaken by storms. He further elaborates by suggesting the main anchor for this kind of life is love, something that could be seen as foolish but is ultimately sacrificial.

This week on LOVECHURCH - The Podcast, we are taking us back to the UNSHAKEABLE series. Chris Muir talks on the topic of how God's kingdom cannot be shaken, that we should live for what is eternal rather than temporary, and to build our lives on the strong foundation of Jesus's values.

This week on LOVECHURCH — The Podcast, Andy Poole dives into Hebrews 12 and the sometimes uncomfortable but essential theme of discipline.With honesty and encouragement, Andy asks: what’s the weight slowing you down? From strengthening our weaknesses to embracing correction, he unpacks how God uses discipline to shape us into people of resilience, righteousness, and purpose. It’s not always easy, but it’s always worth it.

This week on LOVECHURCH — The Podcast, we’re joined by Roger Constantine, leader of Bournemouth Community Church, who brings a vulnerable and heartfelt message on what it means to have unshakeable faith in an unshakeable God.Through personal reflection and deep encouragement, Roger reminds us that even when life feels uncertain, God’s faithfulness never wavers. Tune in for a message full of honesty, hope, and a firm anchor for the soul.

This week on LOVECHURCH — The Podcast, Tim continues our Unshakeable series by unpacking the promises of God from Hebrews 6.He explores the idea of inheritance - how Christ has secured it for us, yet we don’t always live like we’ve received it. Could there be a gap between belief and experience? Tim challenges us to bridge that gap through faith and patience, just as Scripture encourages.Using vivid analogies - from rear-view mirrors to marriage vows - Tim invites us to stop looking back and step boldly into the joy and purpose of God’s promises.

This week on LOVECHURCH — The Podcast, Ella Jenkinson shares a challenging and hope-filled message from Hebrews on spiritual maturity.Rather than chasing perfection, Ella calls us to perseverance — confronting the subtle barriers of distrust, passivity, and hopelessness, and stepping forward in the sufficiency of Jesus.Whether you're feeling stuck or seeking to grow, this episode will encourage you to keep going and press on in faith!

This week on LOVECHURCH — The Podcast, Chris Muir brings a powerful Pentecost message exploring the presence of God and the fire of the Holy Spirit.Tracing the biblical theme of fire and the Temple, Chris reminds us that God’s presence is no longer confined to a place - we are now His dwelling, empowered by the Spirit.

Welcome to Day 50 of the Pentecast on LOVECHURCH — The Podcast. Today marks the final step in our journey from Easter to Pentecost, and Tim is joined once again by Debi Matthews as they close with the final chapter of the Bible: Revelation 22.After fifty days tracing the story of Scripture, we now arrive at the glorious end — and the new beginning. Eden is restored. The invitation is open. “The Spirit and the Bride say, ‘Come.’ Let the one who is thirsty come; and let the one who wishes take the free gift of the water of life.” (Revelation 22:17)This isn’t just a vision of heaven; it’s an invitation to the ultimate celebration — the wedding feast of the Lamb. Everyone is welcome. Everyone is invited. And Jesus, the Alpha and Omega, is at the centre of it all.Debi reminds us that the best parties aren’t about wealth or glamour — they’re about being with the people we love. And this final scene promises the greatest celebration of all, with the One who is love, inviting us to dwell with Him forever.Thank you for joining us on this journey. May you keep walking in His love, filled with the Spirit, and holding tight to the hope that we’re headed somewhere beautiful — together.Happy Pentecost!