Catch The Fire Auckland

We are spirit people living in a natural world—born of the Spirit, filled with the Spirit, sustained by the Spirit. Stuart explores how easy it is to chase familiar signs of God’s presence and miss His voice when it comes as a whisper. The Spirit is not a luxury for life with God—He is the lifeline. Whether thunder or stillness, the invitation is the same: lean in, listen, and live from the reality of who you truly are.

When injustice hits, instinct says fight or flee. But Andrea digs into Jesus’ radical third way—one that neither submits nor strikes back, but stands. Not passive, not aggressive, but profoundly powerful. In a world eager to retaliate, Jesus teaches how to expose wrong without becoming it. What if the real strength is in refusing to mirror harm—and choosing a generosity that stuns, disarms, and heals?

Before Eden was a garden, it was a region called delight. And from that place of intimacy, a river flowed—overflowing with life, breakthrough, momentum, and fruitfulness. Lynley traces that river from Genesis to Revelation, revealing a flow that never stops: from the throne of God, through you, into the world. Whether you’re ankle-deep or barely breathing, there’s always more. Step in. The river is rising.

Holiness isn’t a distant ideal or a dusty word—it’s the blazing, radiant essence of God Himself. In this stirring message, Kath unpacks why holiness once drew the broken to Jesus—not pushed them away. What happens when we move closer to that kind of glory? Everything hidden is exposed, but so is grace. And the invitation isn't to perfection—it's to deeper intimacy with the One who is holy, holy, holy.

What happens when the Bible leads us into uncomfortable conversations? When verses about slavery raise more questions than answers? Shannon doesn’t shy away from the tension—instead, he leans in. This message is a bold invitation to wrestle with Scripture, to seek God’s heart in the midst of complex truth, and to discover that even in the hardest passages, love and mercy prevail.

God doesn’t just love you—He likes you. Before Jesus performed a miracle, preached a sermon, or healed a single person, the Father called Him beloved. Hamish walks us through what happens when identity comes before purpose—and why power without love leaves us disconnected. From oil to joy to a new sound from heaven, this is an invitation to encounter the God who delights in you, not for what you do, but for who you are.

A borrowed donkey, a name-drop, a God card—each a symptom of something buried deeper. Andrea unpacks Jesus’ teaching on oaths, not as a rule to follow but as an invitation to live differently: with radical honesty, fearless vulnerability, and deep relational integrity. What if the words we use to seem trustworthy are actually keeping us from true connection? In the kingdom, your yes—or your no—carries more weight than you think.

What if hearing God wasn’t rare or complicated—but woven into the very way you're wired? Kath unpacks how we uniquely experience God’s voice through emotion, imagery, and knowing—without hype or comparison. Whether you’re a feeler, seer, or knower, this is an invitation to recognize the way God’s already speaking and to stop disqualifying what He’s designed in you. Because connection was always the point.

The fire of Pentecost wasn’t just for power—it was a call to holiness. Shannon uncovers deep connections between the first Passover, the giving of the law at Sinai, and the outpouring of the Spirit in Acts. It’s not about spectacle—it’s about transformation. This isn’t a zap from heaven to thrill the crowd. It’s the holy presence of God writing something new—not on stone, but on hearts ready to change.

Faith doesn’t stop with belief—it moves, builds, and completes. It starts small—a whisper, a nudge, a seed. But real faith doesn’t stay in your head. It stretches into action, presses through narrow places, and keeps going when the outcome is still unseen. Shannon speaks plainly: belief begins the journey, but faith builds the road beneath your feet. It doesn’t just hope. It walks, it works, and it doesn’t stop halfway.

The anointing breaks the yoke! This is Holy Spirit’s power that shatters bondage, crushes lies, and shifts atmospheres. Andrea promotes spiritual ‘fatness’; being strong in power, grounded in authority, and saturated with the Spirit. Let’s be those who feast on God’s goodness, and receive the weighty anointing!

What do you do when the flame fades? Kath dives into the ancient command to “keep the fire burning”—not by chasing emotional highs, but by laying fresh wood on the altar of your life, every single day. With vivid stories, raw honesty, and a fiery look at both Leviticus and Acts, she unpacks what ignites us, what suffocates us, and what it takes to burn brighter—not just for a moment, but for a lifetime.

​Death didn’t have the final word — Jesus did. ​Shannon doesn’t just retell the resurrection; he drills into why it matters now. Why it’s not just a miracle, but the miracle that makes every other one make sense. This is about a love so fierce it swallowed wrath, a justice so bold it passed through death, and a Saviour who didn’t flinch. If Jesus really rose, then everything changes—starting with you.​