In a world drowning in information—where we process the equivalent of 74 gigabytes of data daily, more than someone 500 years ago consumed in their entire lifetime—we desperately need a clear voice to guide us through the chaos. This message takes us deep into John 10, where Jesus describes himself as the Good Shepherd, offering us the most profound relationship available: one where we are truly known, deeply loved, and carefully guided. The imagery is powerful and personal—Jesus doesn't just point the way from a distance; he lays down his life for his sheep. This isn't about religious duty or trying harder to be good enough. It's about recognising that our primary relationship with God changes everything else. When we make space each morning to hear the Shepherd's voice before the noise of the world floods in, we position ourselves to live from a place of security rather than striving. The restoration of Peter in John 21, where Jesus asks three times 'Do you love me?' and responds with 'Feed my sheep,' shows us that our love for God naturally overflows into love for others. We're not called to be dominated by people or to dominate them, but to serve one another freely because we're already filled by the only Master whose love is completely pure. This is the antidote to our distracted, anxious age: knowing we belong to the Shepherd who searches for us when we're lost, binds up our wounds when we're injured, and strengthens us when we're weak.

At the heart of this message lies a profound truth that many of us struggle to accept: we've all messed up, yet God's love remains unshakeable. Through the story of Peter's denial of Jesus in Luke 22, we encounter a powerful reminder that our failures don't disqualify us from God's purpose. Peter, one of Jesus' closest friends, denied knowing Him three times—yet Jesus had already declared Peter would be the rock upon which the church would be built. This paradox reveals something stunning about grace: God knows our future failures and still calls us into His mission. The message challenges a common pastoral issue—people disqualifying themselves from God's love because of their past. Whether it's Adam and Eve, King David, Jonah, or Peter, Scripture is filled with flawed people whom God used powerfully. The gospel doesn't require perfection; it requires surrender. When we understand that Jesus died for us while we were still sinners, we realize that no amount of baggage is too heavy for Him to carry. The call today is to stop living under the weight of shame and start walking in the freedom Christ purchased for us. Our lives are too significant, our time too precious, and our calling too great to remain trapped by past mistakes.

📖 Ephesians 6:16; Hebrews 11:1

In every battle, faith is our defence.The enemy fires arrows of fear, doubt, and discouragement — but faith extinguishes every dart. In this message, Pastor Dan shares how to lift your shield and stand firm in trust, even when life feels like a battlefield.

Key Themes:

Faith that extinguishes fiery darts 🔥

Standing together in unity 🧱

Living from victory, not for it ✝️

💬 “Faith doesn’t deny reality — it defies defeat.”

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Without the right shoes, even the strongest soldier won’t stand for long.In this message, Ps Dan unpacks what it means to have your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace (Ephesians 6:15).Discover how the peace of God makes you:🕊️ Sure-footed when life shakes you.💪 Steady in the middle of chaos.🚶‍♂️ Ready to carry hope into a hurting world.This message explores:1️⃣ Peace with God – finding assurance and freedom through Christ (Romans 5:1).2️⃣ Peace in God – learning stability in the storm (John 14:27).3️⃣ Peace for Others – being sent as a peacemaker (Isaiah 52:7).💬 “Evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where to find bread.” – D.T. NilesComment, and share how this message spoke to you.#HeartChurch #ArmourOfGod #GospelOfPeace #Morecambe #Jesus #Faith #ChurchOnline

We’re in Week 3 of our series The Armour of God — and this week, Ps Dan unpacks what it really means to “put on the breastplate of righteousness.”Righteousness isn’t about perfection — it’s about protection. It’s both a gift we receive from Jesus and a life we choose to live daily. When we’re clothed in Christ’s righteousness, our hearts are guarded against accusation, compromise, and shame.💡 In this message:Discover what “righteousness” truly means (2 Corinthians 5:21)Learn how holiness and obedience protect us from unnecessary woundsBe reminded that you fight from acceptance, not for acceptanceBe encouraged to stand confident in who you are in Christ📖 “Stand firm then, with the breastplate of righteousness in place.” — Ephesians 6:14

📖 Ephesians 6:14a – “Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist.”

Truth holds everything together. In a world where “your truth” and “my truth” are constantly shifting, God’s truth remains unchanging — it protects, it frees, and it keeps us ready for the battles we face.

In this message, Pastor Dan Cronin unpacks:

• Truth Protects from Lies – learning to recognise and resist the enemy’s deception.

• Truth Brings Freedom – discovering how knowing Jesus, the Truth, breaks the chains of fear and shame.

• Truth Keeps Us Ready – living alert, anchored, and equipped for whatever comes.

💬 “The first duty of every soul is to find not its freedom but its Master.” – P.T. Forsyth

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This week we kicked off our brand-new series Battle Ready, diving into what it really means to stand firm in the spiritual battles we face every day.In this message, Pastor Dan unpacks Ephesians 6:10–12, reminding us that our struggle isn’t against flesh and blood — and that the enemy is strategic, but his power is limited. Using 2 Corinthians 10:3–5 and James 4:7, we explore how to recognise the devil’s schemes, resist his lies, and stand strong in Christ’s victory.📖 Key Scriptures:Ephesians 6:10–122 Corinthians 10:3–5James 4:7🗣️ Quote:“The devil is a lion, but a lion on a chain.” – Jentezen Franklin👇 Subscribe to stay connected and follow the full Battle Ready series as we learn how to stand strong in God’s armour and live in His victory.#HeartChurch #BattleReady #Ephesians6 #SpiritualWarfare #Jesus #Faith #Morecambe #ChurchOnline

God doesn’t just call us to be planted in His house for ourselves — He calls us to grow, flourish, and go. A rooted church becomes a sending church.In this final week of our Are You Ready? series, Pastor Dan unpacks how being planted in God’s house prepares us for His mission in the world. From flourishing in community to bearing lasting fruit, and from abiding in Jesus to being sent out with the gospel, this message is a call to live ready — not just for ourselves, but for the sake of others.📖 Key Scriptures:Psalm 92:13 – “Planted in the house of the Lord, they will flourish in the courts of our God.”Hebrews 10:24–25 – “Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds…”John 15:4–5, 16 – “Remain in me… you will bear much fruit.”Matthew 28:18–20 – The Great Commission.Acts 1:8 – “You will receive power… and you will be my witnesses.”💬 Message Highlights:Planted people flourish 🌱Community strengthens readiness 🤝Abiding people bear fruit 🍇God readies us in His house to send us out 🌍👉 Listen, be encouraged, and be challenged to live ready — rooted to run.