Revive Pukekohe

At times, our souls are overwhelmed by pain, grief, or the weight of what we’re
walking through. This week, we’ll explore the reality of suffering and how Jesus meets us
in the midst of it. By looking to His example, we’ll learn how to bring our pain to God with
honesty and surrender, and discover the hope that suffering is not the end of the story.

At times, our souls are overwhelmed by pain, grief, or the weight of what we’re
walking through. This week, we’ll explore the reality of suffering and how Jesus meets us
in the midst of it. By looking to His example, we’ll learn how to bring our pain to God with
honesty and surrender, and discover the hope that suffering is not the end of the story.

Our souls can become tortured by past mistakes, lies we believe, and unresolved
guilt. This week, we’ll explore how to confront the things that torment our souls—through
confession, the truth of God’s Word, and the freedom we have in Christ. The truth will set
us free.

Do you feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders? This week, we’ll
explore why our souls feel heavy—whether it’s past hurts, current troubles, or future
anxieties—and how to counteract this heaviness by remembering God’s faithfulness,
crying out to Him in the present, and trusting in His power for the future.

In a world full of noise and distraction, it’s easy for our souls to feel restless. This
week, we’ll uncover the effects of a restless soul, explore why we struggle to find peace,
and learn how to find true rest in God. By being still, waiting on God, and reflecting on His
presence, we can experience the rest that only He can give.

The cross wasn’t just about forgiving our sins—it was about transforming who we
are. Jesus became sin so we could become righteous, not through our works but through
His grace. This week, we’ll learn that true freedom comes when we stop carrying our old
selves and step fully into our identity in Christ. It’s not about self-improvement—it’s about surrender.

The cross is the foundation for our healing. Jesus didn’t just take away our sin—He
took our sickness too. Many believe that God can heal, but struggle to believe He wants
to. This week, we’ll uncover the biblical truth that healing is part of God’s promise to us,
secured through Jesus’ sacrifice. By faith, we can step into the wholeness He purchased
on the cross.

Did Jesus really die just to save us from sin, or did He accomplish more on the cross? This week, we’ll uncover the truth that Jesus became poor so we could live in abundance—not just financially, but in every area of life. God’s will is that we live in the overflow of His blessings, able to be a blessing to others. Let’s break free from a mindset of lack and step into the abundance Jesus secured for us!

Revive isn’t just a name—it’s our identity. In Week 4 of our series In This House, Pastor Craig unpacks what it means to be a people shaped by revival. Our church was birthed in renewal, and that same spirit continues to move through us today. Revival isn’t an event or a program; it’s the heartbeat of who we are. We live with an expectation of God’s transformative power, carrying His life-giving presence wherever we go.

Faith isn’t just something we hear—it’s something we live. In Week 3 of our series
In This House, Maddison challenges us to be the hands and feet of Jesus in our everyday
lives. We are called to be “Jesus with skin on,” reflecting His love, compassion, and truth
to the world around us. Whether in our workplaces, homes, or communities, we have the
opportunity to make His presence known in real and practical ways.