In this powerful message from our "What's Love Got To Do With It?" series, we delve into the often-misunderstood topic of money and its influence on our lives. Using 2 Corinthians 8 as our foundation, Pastor Jason challenges us to examine our relationship with wealth and possessions.

Are you in control of your finances, or are they controlling you? We explore the dangers of the love of money leading us away from a life centered on God's love.

In this episode, Pastor Jason Heron unpacks Revelation 2:1-5, where Jesus calls the church in Ephesus—and us—to return to our first love. While they behaved right and believed right, their hearts had drifted. Have we, too, neglected our relationship with Christ, becoming distracted by duty over devotion?

Jesus invites us to realign our priorities, making love for Him our first pursuit. Through three simple but powerful steps—Remember, Repent, Repeat—we can reignite our passion for God and walk in renewed intimacy with Him.

Join us as we explore what it truly means to love Jesus first, above all else.

Host: Pastor Lynda Heron

In this episode, we explore the story of Joseph through the lens of faith and God’s love. From the youthful dreams of Genesis 37:5 to the fulfillment of God’s plan in Genesis 50:20, Joseph’s journey reveals how faith matures through seasons of testing.

•⁠ ⁠*Pamper Season* – An immature faith (Gen 37:5)

•⁠ ⁠*Pit Season* – A personal faith (Gen 37:20)

•⁠ ⁠Potiphar’s Season – A serving faith (Col 3:23)

•⁠ ⁠Prison Season – A waiting faith (Gen 39:21)

•⁠ ⁠Palace Season – A positioned faith (Gen 50:20)

Each stage shaped Joseph’s destiny, proving that love isn’t just an emotion—it’s the foundation of unwavering faith. Join us as we uncover what love really has to do with it!

Join Pastors Jason & Lynda Heron as they share their powerful journey of faith, calling, and ministry. From their early days of coming to Christ to navigating Bible college with a young family, they reflect on God’s faithfulness in every step. They recount their first pastoral role at Elim Church Bewdley and the life-changing call to Elim Church Northampton, where they have served as lead pastors for nearly 20 years. With honesty and wisdom, they encourage listeners to trust God’s plan, step out in faith, and embrace the call of God—wherever it may lead. Whether you’re discerning your own calling or simply seeking inspiration, this episode is a testament to God’s love and guidance in the journey of obedience.

Hosted by Donna Akodu, Blessed by Our Words explores the profound power of the tongue, guided by James 3:6, Proverbs 18:21, and Matthew 12:17. What we say about ourselves, others, and God shapes our lives and faith. Through biblical truths, we affirm our identity in Christ: beloved (Eph. 2:4-5), a masterpiece (Eph. 2:10), chosen (1 Pet. 2:9), holy (Col. 3:12), and forgiven (Eph. 1:7).

This podcast also promotes a holistic approach to well-being—honouring God by caring for our bodies through exercise, healthy eating, rest, hydration, and stress management. Join us as we declare life-giving words, embrace our divine identity, and cultivate a lifestyle that reflects God’s best for us.

Blessed Through Relationships

Hosted by Pastor Michael Olivier, this episode explores the profound impact of relationships on our spiritual and personal journey. Rooted in Genesis 2:18, we uncover why God designed us for connection and how the people in our lives shape our destiny.

Drawing from Proverbs 13:20, 1 Corinthians 15:33, and Psalm 1:1-3, we ask: Who are the friends guiding your path? As John Maxwell says, “Show me your friends, and I’ll show you your future.”

We discuss three types of friends we all need:

1.⁠ ⁠Inspirational – Hebrews 10:24-25, 1 Samuel 23:17

2.⁠ ⁠Encouraging – Mark 2:1-13

3.⁠ ⁠Challenging – Proverbs 27:6, 27:17; 2 Samuel 12:7, 12:13

Your relationships determine how far you go in life—so choose wisely! Are your friends leading you towards God’s best?

Blessed to be a Blessing

Join Pastor Jason Heron as he explores the call to be a conduit of God’s blessings. Anchored in Psalm 67:1-3 and Genesis 12:1-2, this podcast unpacks how we are blessed not to hoard but to share, spreading His light to the nations. Discover the joy of giving through Acts 20:35 and learn how simple acts of kindness, as seen in Acts 4:8-9, can transform lives. Pastor Jason also challenges listeners to share their story or His story (John 9:25), invite others to experience Jesus (John 1:44-46), and embrace the unity Jesus prayed for in John 17:20-21. This episode is a reminder that God’s blessings flow through us when we step out in faith, live generously, and shine His love in our everyday lives.

Blessed Through Prayer

Join Pastor Jason Heron as he delves into the powerful prayer of Jabez, found in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10. In this episode, we explore how Jabez, despite his painful beginnings, boldly sought God's blessings, asking for an enlarged territory, divine guidance, and protection from harm. Discover what it means to trust in God as a loving Father who sometimes says “no” for our good, yet delights in granting requests that align with His purpose. Be inspired to approach God with faith, humility, and confidence, knowing that heartfelt prayer can lead to transformation and blessings beyond imagination.

Blessed by the Word

Pastor Jason Heron | 12/1/2025

In this episode entitled Blessed by the Word, Pastor Jason Heron delves into James 1:19-25, unpacking the transformative power of Scripture in daily life. Discover the importance of being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger (James 1:19) as keys to building Christ-centred relationships. Pastor Jason challenges listeners to reject moral filth and embrace the Word of God, allowing it to cleanse and guide their hearts (James 1:21). He emphasises the blessing found not just in hearing the Word but in living it out daily (James 1:25). Tune in to be encouraged and equipped to walk in faith and obedience, reflecting God’s truth in all you do.

Join us as we learn to live a life truly Blessed by the Word!

Hosted by Pastor Jason Heron, Blessed dives deep into the biblical understanding of blessings. Drawing from Hebrew and Greek roots—Barak (to kneel or bow) and Eulogeo (to speak well of)—the podcast unpacks the profound meaning behind God's favour. Each episode explores themes like blessings through obedience (Psalm 1:1-2, Malachi 3:10-12), the blessings of the New Covenant (Romans 4:7-8, Ephesians 1:3), and God's promises to His people (Genesis 12:2-3, Numbers 6:22-27). At its heart, Blessed reveals that biblical blessings are not earned but are manifestations of God’s grace, kindness, and love. Journey with us to discover how God's divine favour transforms individuals and nations, offering encouragement and insight for a life rooted in His Word.

In this episode, Pastor Jason Heron dives into Luke 1:46-55 to explore Mary’s song—an anthem of faith, rooted in God’s promises and strengthened by the songs of others. Despite uncertainty, Mary chose to lift her voice in worship, reflecting a deep trust in God’s faithfulness. Her example reminds us that even in life’s darkest moments, we can hold on to our song.

Jesus is alive and victorious, and through His resurrection, we have the Holy Spirit—our constant comforter and guide. Don’t let circumstances steal your song of praise. Discover how faith, God’s Word, and the power of His Spirit can sustain you, so you too can sing in the midst of the storm.

Key Takeaway: No matter what you face, don’t lose your song—because victory is already won in Christ!.

Join Pastor Lynda Heron as she dives into Luke 1:26-38, unpacking the profound journey of Mary, the mother of Jesus. In this episode, we explore the weight and wonder of what Mary carried in her heart, spirit, and life: a divine plan beyond her understanding, the natural fear of the unknown, the overwhelming favour of God, and the ultimate gift—Jesus Himself. Each of these carries a lesson for our own lives as we navigate God’s purposes, confront challenges, and embrace His grace. Be inspired to see how God’s calling transforms ordinary people into vessels of extraordinary hope.

In this episode, Pastor Jason Heron draws wisdom from Nehemiah’s journey to inspire personal and collective restoration. Nehemiah cared deeply about the brokenness he witnessed—he asked the right questions, turned to God in prayer, and stepped into action as part of the solution. Pastor Jason explores how these principles can guide us in rebuilding our lives after loss, failure, or challenges. Discover how caring enough to ask, pray, act, and include others can bring transformation and hope, no matter how daunting the task ahead may seem.

Discover how embracing your imperfections can deepen your faith and help you see life through God’s perspective. As we hold the line and trust His script, we can declare with confidence, "It is well with my soul." This episode will encourage you to keep moving in faith, knowing that God is working all things together for good.

Join us for an inspiring episode with guest speaker Pastor Glenn Isaguirre from City Gates Church, Philippines, as we explore how imperfections are not flaws but intentional designs by God. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:7-9, Pastor Glenn shares how our "handicaps" and irregularities are tools God uses to elevate our value and shape us for His greater purpose. Life’s challenges may be painful and scary, but they refine us, making us beautiful in God’s eyes.

Discover how embracing your imperfections can deepen your faith and help you see life through God’s perspective. As we hold the line and trust His script, we can declare with confidence, "It is well with my soul." This episode will encourage you to keep moving in faith, knowing that God is working all things together for good.

It Takes Everyone to Build and Rebuild

In this episode, Mark Ryan dives into Nehemiah 3, where the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls shows the power of collective effort. Together, we’ll explore how God calls individuals from all walks of life to work side by side for His purpose. From priests to merchants, each person’s contribution was vital. What does this teach us about building and rebuilding in our own lives, families, and communities? Discover how unity, faith, and shared responsibility create lasting change in this inspiring discussion

Join Pastor Jason Heron as he dives into John 13, where Jesus humbles Himself to wash His disciples' feet. In this episode, we explore the profound meaning behind this act of service and love. Jesus shows us that true greatness lies in humility, that leadership is expressed through servanthood, and that we, too, are called to “wash each other's feet” in our everyday lives. Discover how embracing this humility brings us from “dirty feet” to “happy feet”—walking in purpose, grace, and the joy of serving others.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Lynda addresses the painful emotions of feeling excluded, ignored, or not invited. Drawing from John 18:15-18, where Peter stood outside during Jesus’ trial, she connects this moment to the personal experience of being left out of a group or activity, and the emotional toll it takes—feeling depressed, angry, or upset.

Pastor Lynda reminds us that while the world reacts to exclusion in certain ways, as believers, we are called to respond as Jesus would. The key is to fix our eyes on Jesus and allow His peace to fill our hearts. By worshiping Him, declaring the Word of God over our lives, and remembering that we are fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14), we can rise above the hurt.

She also encourages listeners to meditate on Romans 12:2, which calls us to be transformed by renewing our minds. Through this, we can take feelings of exclusion and turn them around for God’s glory, choosing to respond in faith rather than bitterness.

Join Pastor Lynda for an encouraging message on how to handle rejection in a Christ-centered way, finding peace and purpose even when left out.

In this episode entitled "Jesus Wept," Pastor Jason Heron explores John 11:35, the shortest yet profound verse in the Bible. While revealing Jesus’ divinity, the story of Lazarus showcases how Christ isn't ruled by emotions but is the ultimate source of life. Through the different reactions of Lazarus' sisters, Pastor Jason challenges listeners to reflect on their own responses during crises. No matter how deep the darkness, Jesus has the power to bring light and life, just as He did for Lazarus—and will do again at His return.

In this insightful sermon, Pastor Michael Olivier explores the theme "Growing in All Circumstances," encouraging listeners not to let life's difficulties derail their faith but to grow through them by seeking God and His purpose in every situation.

The Giant of Circumstances:

Pastor Michael discusses how daily circumstances, whether big or small, can stir emotions like frustration, anger, and fear. Drawing from James 1:2-4, he challenges us to decide whether these challenges will dictate our faith or help us grow through them.

Remind Yourself That God is With You: Referencing Hebrews 13:5 and Romans 8:31-32, Pastor Michael emphasises that no matter the situation, God is always by our side, guiding and strengthening us.

Keep Your Eyes on God as Your Source: He encourages us to look to God as our provider, citing Deuteronomy 2:7 and Philippians 4:19, reminding us that God will supply all our needs in any circumstance.

Submit Yourself to God's Ways: Drawing from Romans 8:28-29 and Psalm 19:14, Pastor Michael calls for trust in God's higher plan, urging us to submit to His will and grow in character through life's trials.

Join Pastor Michael Olivier as he teaches how to remain steadfast in faith and grow through all circumstances by leaning on God's presence, provision, and purpose.

In this sermon, Pastor Jason dives deep into the powerful story of David and Goliath, found in 1 Samuel 17. We often see Goliath as the obvious enemy, but Pastor Jason challenges us to consider a different giant—the giant of fear. He explains how fear, like the one that gripped the hearts of the Israelites, can grow so big that it prevents us from fulfilling God’s purpose in our lives.

Drawing from David’s example, Pastor Jason reminds us that fear isn’t always a bad thing. Fear can be a natural response that helps us process danger and stay alert. However, when fear overwhelms us to the point where we stop moving forward or enjoying life, it becomes unhealthy. The real enemy isn’t external circumstances but the internal battle we face against our own fear.

David’s victory wasn’t just over Goliath but over the fear that crippled everyone else. Pastor Jason encourages listeners to adopt David’s mindset of faith, trusting fully in God, and recognising that God is far bigger than any challenge we face. The key to slaying the giant of fear is to strengthen our faith, which comes by hearing and meditating on God’s Word.

Join us as we learn how to conquer fear and step boldly into the purpose God has for our lives!