Releasing The Supernatural Part 3 

What are we are doing as a church to develop a culture that releases the supernatural? 

Not By Works:- It’s not trying harder to be supernatural by the Flesh. This is the topic of Galatians 3. Not just you trying harder, but action and activity flowing from a transformed Worldview. We simply believe by faith. The renewed mind is like the river banks, with the river flowing with the ‘gift of faith’ If you want to do something different you have to believe different and subsequently act differently. What we really believe is seen in our action.  Out of a transformed mind, out of knowing our position with God, action and activity will flow naturally supernaturally. It's not that hard to be anointed, even a handkerchief can do it (Acts 19) More you believe the more you will experience. 

Risk:- To steward what we already process requires us to position ourselves to take risks. How do you know you carry something if you don’t risk releasing it? When you are faithful with what you currently have, the Lord entrusts you with more. Learn to take risk in a safe environment then your confidence will grow in public. Take steps here to grow in healing and the prophetic give words of knowledge or prophesy over your friends. Come to a CCK encounter Evening where you can learn to discern and hear His voice.

Don’t be afraid to fail:-  This is one of the main reasons why many people never see the power of God demonstrated in their life. They are frozen by the thought, “What if I step out and nothing happens?” This fear must be overcome. Conquer this fear. Many times the results we are seeking are on the other side of persistence. John Wimber prayed for a 1,000 people before he saw his first breakthrough in healing. The more we take risks and God shows up in answer to our prayers, the more we will mature into expressing a supernatural lifestyle.

Practice:- 
Need to practice listening, releasing the supernatural in situations that are “not life and death”. If you really want to grow you have to be ok with mistakes. That’s how kids grow in school. Be ok exploring/experimenting with other believers. See the gathered church as the school for growing in the Spirit. Often he is speaking and we are not picking it up. Often our thoughts are actually the Holy Spirit. Begin to risk releasing what you hear, see, and experience.
 
Jamie Lee, 24/06/2014
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Where & when does the church meet?

The church meets every Sunday at 11:00 am for our Sunday Service. There is plenty of free parking around the CCK building. We are walking distance from Plumstead Train station and local buses. It’s good to get to the meeting 15 minutes early to enjoy a fresh cup of coffee before the service starts.

We meet at the church building in the middle of Plumstead

The address is:

46 Lakedale Road
Plumstead
London
SE18 1PS

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What should I expect when I visit the church?

You will receive a very warm welcome particularly from our Welcome Team who will be able to answer your questions and direct you to where you need to go.

Sunday is special because it’s the main opportunity in the week for the whole church family to gather, worship God, enjoy his manifest presence together, minister to one-another, receive encouragement and exhortation from God’s word and be refreshed by God’s Spirit and one-another’s friendship and support.

There will be approximately 45 mins of singing with opportunity for church members to pray, prophesy or read a passage from the bible. After the notices there will be a preach, we take time to understand the bible’s message and how this can teach us about God, about ourselves, about the world that we live in and about what authentic Christian lifestyle looks like in practice. At the end of the preach there is always a chance to respond.

Tea, coffee and biscuits are served after the service where there is plenty of time to meet new people and ask more questions.

 

What happens to the kids at church?

As a family church we are thrilled to have people of all ages involved in our Sunday morning meetings. Typically, after worshiping together for 30 minutes or so, the children and young people will leave for their own activities.

We have a fantastic programme for the kids at the Church for ages 0–14. Children stay with their parents at the start of the service as we worship (sing songs!) together for the first part of the morning. Someone will announce when the children need to go to their programme.

For more information about what happens in the children's work please visit the relevant age groups for you under church life.

Is there a dress code?

No! Please just be yourself and come dressed in your 'normal' clothes.

 

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