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Welcome,
This is the official podcast for ARC 2.0.
Our vision statement is to “Know Jesus and Make Jesus Known.” (Matthew 16:18)
Jesus is the head of the Church and it is our aim is to be his body, representing a Christ-centred, Spirit-led community where unity, spiritual maturity, and holiness is foundational. (1 Corinthians 3:10-11)
It is our hope that the word you hear here will bless you mightily, grow and mature you in Christ Jesus, Amen🙏🏾
Our other official platforms:
Website: www.arc2uk.com
Instagram: arc2uk
YouTube: ARC 2.0
This is the official podcast for ARC 2.0.
Our vision statement is to “Know Jesus and Make Jesus Known.” (Matthew 16:18)
Jesus is the head of the Church and it is our aim is to be his body, representing a Christ-centred, Spirit-led community where unity, spiritual maturity, and holiness is foundational. (1 Corinthians 3:10-11)
It is our hope that the word you hear here will bless you mightily, grow and mature you in Christ Jesus, Amen🙏🏾
Our other official platforms:
Website: www.arc2uk.com
Instagram: arc2uk
YouTube: ARC 2.0
Frequenza di aggiornamento:
every 8 days
Durata media dell'audio:
50 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Inglese
Stati Uniti
105 episodi
da 03 Marzo 2025
episodic
ULTIMO EPISODIO 🔗
In this week’s sermon, Talitha Cumi, Rhona Tackie takes us through Mark 5:21–43 and explores the power of Jesus to bring healing, restoration, and life where there is suffering, fear, and even death.
Through the intertwined stories of the woman who suffered from bleeding for twelve years and Jairus…
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EPISODI PRECEDENTI 🔗
In this week’s sermon, Faith Breaks Protocols, we explore the power of faith to reach beyond what we can see and experience. Our circumstances and physical realities do not limit what God can do in our lives.
We are reminded to approach the Lord’s throne with boldness, knowing that our deliverance…
In this week’s sermon, What Have You Learned?, we continue through Mark 4:35–41 and reflect on what the storm reveals about our faith, our hearing, and our response to Jesus.
Are we simply entertained by Jesus, or are we willing to take Him as He is and leave the crowd behind? God often speaks tru…
In this week’s sermon, It All Starts With a Seed, we explore the parable of the sower and the power of how we respond to the Word of God.
We are called to respond to the Word, coming together to play our part in the work of the Kingdom. As we sow faithfully, we can trust God with the growth and rem…
In this week’s sermon, Selective Hearing, Omar Tackie takes us through the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4, challenging us to examine not whether we hear God’s Word, but how we respond when we hear it.Jesus uses something familiar—a farmer scattering seed—to explain something unfamiliar: the real is…
In this week’s sermon, When God Shouts, we explore what happens when we become so familiar with Scripture that we stop hearing the truth of God’s Word.
Through the story of the scribes, we’re challenged to examine whether we are truly listening to Jesus or simply hearing His words without allowing …
In this week’s sermon, Are You Just Entertained?, Bien-Aime Matanda challenges us to look beyond simply being entertained by Jesus and ask whether we are truly living as His disciples. Drawing from Mark 3:7–21, the message reminds us that following Jesus requires more than hearing His Word, we are …
In this week’s sermon, 5 Marks of Offence, we explore how offence can begin with something small and grow when we build a case against others. Following Jesus means learning to extend the same grace we ask for, looking beyond traditions and our own expectations to what truly matters.
This message c…
In this week’s sermon, Bien-Aime Matanda explores Jesus’ teaching on new wineskins, inviting us to consider how God transforms us so that we can fully embrace our identity as sons and daughters of God. Rather than simply changing our behaviour, Christ calls us into a renewed way of seeing ourselves…
In this week’s sermon on the encounter between Jesus, the Pharisees, and the tax collector Levi, Luke Peters reflects on the tension between religious reputation and the transforming grace of Christ. The Pharisees questioned Jesus’ decision to associate with tax collectors because they viewed them …
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