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Celebrate Church Bradford Sunday Sermon

Celebrate Church Bradford Sunday Sermon

著者: Stuart Gregg
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Celebrate Church, Bradford. Sermon Podcast.
At Celebrate Church in Bradford we celebrate presence, power, people and passion.
We live to see the Kingdom of God coming even more fully in and through signs, wonders and miracles flowing from our lives to change our homes, streets and country.
Sermons are also available on our YouTube channel and FaceBook Page.
See www.celebratechurch.org.uk or email hello@celebratechurch.org.uk for more details.

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2017
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  • A Culture of Encouragement: Becoming a Hero Incubator
    2026/06/24

    What kind of culture produces healthy, confident, Spirit-filled believers?


    In this inspiring message, Steve Backlund shares a vision for the church as a hero incubator—a place where people are encouraged, empowered, and called into their God-given identity.


    Drawing from Hebrews 10:23–25, Steve explores three practical dimensions of encouragement: learning to encourage yourself in the Lord, becoming someone who sees and celebrates the gold in others, and growing in prophetic encouragement that calls people into their destiny.


    Along the way, he unpacks lessons from David at Ziklag, Gideon’s encounter with the angel of the Lord, Barnabas’ ministry in the early church, and the power of focusing on God's faithfulness rather than life's disappointments.


    Whether you're a church leader, team member, or simply hungry to build healthier relationships, this message will equip you to create an atmosphere where hope grows, identity is strengthened, and people flourish.


    Key Topics:

    • The church as a "hero incubator"

    • Encouraging yourself in God

    • Breaking cycles of negativity and cynicism

    • Developing a father-hearted perspective

    • Prophetic encouragement and identity

    • Building a culture where people thrive

    • Lessons from David, Gideon, and Barnabas


    A powerful teaching on creating environments where people discover who they truly are and become all God has called them to be.

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    46 分
  • Ephesians: The Mystery Revealed
    2026/06/07
    What if one of the most influential letters in the New Testament was written to a city shaped by empire, wealth, competing spiritualities, and one of the wonders of the ancient world?
    In this episode, we begin a journey through Paul's letter to the Ephesians, lead by Stuart Gregg leader of Celebrate Church.
    Before exploring the text itself, we uncover the fascinating story of Ephesus—a thriving Roman city dominated by the Temple of Artemis, where culture, religion, and power collided.
    Discover how the church in Ephesus was born through signs, wonders, bold preaching, and lives transformed by the power of Jesus. Along the way, we explore how the New Testament was preserved, why we can trust the biblical text, and how Paul's message challenged both the culture of his day and ours.
    At the heart of it all is a profound truth: God has a plan, and that plan is revealed in Jesus Christ. The mystery is no longer hidden. The King has been revealed.
    Join us as we begin this verse-by-verse journey through one of Paul's richest and most powerful letters.

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    53 分
  • Psalm 23 Through Connection: Leaving Separation Mindset Behind
    2026/05/17
    Sorry ! There are some audio drop outs on the recording. Still well worth listening to.


    John Hulse opens with jokes, then recaps a church theme about building with an “empire mindset” and explains two lenses for life: separation (scarcity, certainty, perfection, self-centeredness) versus connection (enough, mystery, fallibility, others-focused).
    Using Psalm 23 (amplified), John argues it is often read through a Western, separation mindset that treats God like a controller, instead of a shepherd who feeds, guides, and shields. He links “I shall not want” to freedom from scarcity and describe green pastures and still waters as restoring spaces that foster creativity and prepare people for growth.
    John redefines the “valley of the shadow of death” as the fears that stop someone taking the next step of obedience, illustrating with Paul writing in prison and a personal story of becoming a union rep guided by Micah 6:8.
    He interprets “a table in the presence of my enemies” as inviting and honoring opponents, referencing a Russell Brand interview with Jamie Winship that challenged the speaker’s judgment.

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    53 分
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