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Forgiveness & Overcoming Sin
Breaking Free From the Power of Sin Forever
Every believer has been spiritually equipped to walk above sin, not merely to be forgiven of it, but to overcome it. Drawing from Romans 6 and 8, Pastor Mirek Hufton explains that when we were born again, our "old man", the very source of sin, was crucified with Christ. This means sin no longer has dominion over our spirit. Forgiveness, Pastor Hufton notes,…
Power Over Sin
In this message, Pastor Mirek Hufton confronts the dangerous idea that grace gives Christians a pass on sin, a deception as old as the early church. Drawing from Romans 6, he declares that every believer's spirit has been genuinely reborn, making us truly dead to sin and alive to God. This is not imagination or pretense, it is reality. Pastor Hufton…
Positioning Yourself for Supernatural Increase
God's heart has always been multiplication. As covenant people, supernatural increase isn't wishful thinking, it's our inheritance. But receiving it requires intentional positioning. Pastor Hufton outlined four postures that open the door to divine increase: believing God genuinely wants to prosper you; drawing near to God through daily Bible reading and…
Power Over Sin, Part 4
Sin isn't just a moral failure, it's a door. Every unconfessed sin opens a legal entry point for the enemy to bring curses into our lives. In this message, Pastor Mirek Hufton teaches that while Christ has already redeemed believers from sin's power ("sin shall not have dominion over you," Romans 6:14), we must actively possess that freedom by faith, just…
Power Over Sin, Part 3
Every believer carries authority over sin, but that authority must be actively exercised. Drawing from Romans 6 and 8, Pastor Mirek Hufton declares that through Christ's death and resurrection, sin's dominion over us has been legally broken. The challenge is learning to walk in that freedom rather than merely knowing about it. A critical warning emerges…
Free From Sin
Many Christians quietly accept sin as inevitable, but Pastor Mirek Hufton challenges that resignation head-on. Drawing from Romans 6, he teaches that when we were born again, the "old man", our sin-enslaved nature, was crucified with Christ. We are not two competing natures at war; we are new creations with genuine power to say no to sin. The key, Pastor…
Reigning In Life Over Sin
Many Christians live defeated, believing sin's power over them is inevitable, even using Romans 7 as justification. Pastor Mirek Hufton challenges this directly, arguing that passage describes an unregenerate person, not a born-again believer. The core truth: when you were born again, your "old man", the spiritual nature that drove sinful behavior, was…
Stay Hungry For More
In this powerful message, Pastor Mirek Hufton calls the church to refuse spiritual complacency and press deeper into God's presence. Drawing from Matthew 5, he unpacks what it means to be "poor in spirit", not weakness, but humble dependency on God, and challenges believers that hunger for God is a choice, not a feeling. Using the life of Stephen from Acts…
Allowing God's Word to Work for You
In this practical message, Pastor Mirek Hufton challenges believers to stop treating God's Word casually and start actively putting pressure on it, trusting it to produce real results in every area of life. Drawing from a vivid memory of watching an African farmer near the Drakensberg Mountains guide six yoked oxen through a field, Pastor Hufton painted a…
The Divine Blessing On The Tithe
In this straight-talking message, Pastor Hufton draws a sharp distinction between natural prosperity and divine blessing, God's supernatural empowerment to bring success beyond human effort or ability. Using Malachi 3 as his foundation, he challenges the congregation to position themselves for God's full blessing by honoring Him first with the tithe. Pastor…
Five Keys to Divine Increase - Key 3, Increase God's Kingdom
In this third message on divine increase, Pastor Mirek Hufton challenges the congregation to reject a poverty mindset and embrace God's kingdom-first approach to finances. Drawing from Jesus' Parable of the Minas, Pastor Hufton declares that God entrusts us with resources, and expects a return. We are stewards, not owners, and we will give account for how…