Wave Point Church

The fruit of the Spirit is not what we do for God — it is what God does in us as we abide in Him. You cannot manufacture it. You cannot perform it. It grows.

Before we talk about what The Holy Spirit does, we need to know who He is. In this message, we discover that The Holy Spirit is not a force or an influence. He is a person, fully God, and permanently present with every believer.

A life of prayer is not sustained by spiritual highs. It is sustained by small, faithful, daily choices — made in ordinary moments, when no one is watching and nothing feels particularly spiritual. The goal is not to recapture the fast. The goal is to build a rhythm that carries the reality of the fast into every week for the rest of your life.

God operates in moments of perfect convergence. An intersection is a place of meeting, an overlap, a collision point where heaven meets earth.

Individual fasting is powerful. But Scripture gives a special place to the corporate fast — when a whole community turns together, with one voice, one hunger, one cry.

Individual fasting is powerful. But Scripture gives a special place to the corporate fast — when a whole community turns together, with one voice, one hunger, one cry.

What if intercession isn't something you generate — but something you join?

The Son is interceding at the right hand of the Father. The Spirit is praying within you. Your job is to bring the name, the grief, the love — and trust the rest to them.

In this episode: the Hebrew word that changes everything, Hannah's raw and surrendered prayer, and a cloud of women whose intercession shaped history.

Most Christians feel guilty about prayer rather than drawn to it. We know we should pray. We just don’t. Why?

Because we’ve reduced prayer to a transaction — asking, listing, reporting — rather than a relationship.

April 26 2026 SFB - Ps Natalie

In this message, Apostle DJ delivers a powerful word to Wave Point Church on their seventh anniversary. Drawing from Romans 12, 2 Corinthians 5, and the story of Joseph, Apostle Dj unpacks three things he believes God is speaking over the church and every believer: Alignment — discovering that your assignment flows from aligning your identity with who God says you are; Authority — the kind that comes not from personality or performance, but from intimacy with the Father; and Abundance — not just financial, but a fullness of life that comes through surrender and dependence on God’s will. If you’ve ever wonde...

The tide is no longer coming — the tide is risen. Don't call divine moments normal. Restore the awe, step into alignment, and seize this moment because it won't come again.

In this message, Apostle DJ delivers a powerful word to Wave Point Church on their seventh anniversary. Drawing from Romans 12, 2 Corinthians 5, and the story of Joseph, Apostle Dj unpacks three things he believes God is speaking over the church and every believer: Alignment — discovering that your assignment flows from aligning your identity with who God says you are; Authority — the kind that comes not from personality or performance, but from intimacy with the Father; and Abundance — not just financial, but a fullness of life that comes through surrender and dependence on God’s will. If you’ve ever wonde...

Andre- April 12 2026

Different Gifts, Same Direction

Unity — Yachad in Hebrew — is far deeper than just being in the same room on a Sunday. It means hearts beating in harmony, moving in the same direction with a shared purpose. And the remarkable thing is that unity is not something we build — it already exists in Christ. Paul doesn't say "become one body" — he states it as a fact. Our job is not to construct unity but to stop tearing down what God has already established. And where that unity is protected, God commands the blessing.

Throughout scripture we see the power of unity. But unity on its own is not enough — the people at the Tower of Babel were united, yet they were not aligned with God.

If unity without alignment is powerful, imagine what happens when a people are united and aligned with God’s opinion. This week we are exploring what it means to come into alignment with how God sees us, and how that alignment shapes the way we walk into the future He has for us.

Before God speeds things up, He lines things up. Before He multiplies, He unifies. Unity isn't just a nice idea — it carries spiritual power. And one of the greatest threats to that unity is a critical spirit — in our words, our attitudes, and our conversations. If we want the blessing, we must protect the unity.

"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind."

Have you ever caught yourself thinking, “I wonder if I said yes…”?

In this message, we explore what it means to realign with God when dreams have stalled, words have been shelved, or disappointment has dulled our faith. Through Hebrews 12 and honest reflection, we’re invited to lay aside the weights, release old wounds, and run our race with fresh alignment and courage.

This is a hope-filled reminder: it’s not too late to say yes.

Elijah’s question still confronts us today: How long will you waver between two opinions?

This message is a call to realignment—away from comfort, compromise, and indecision, and back to wholehearted obedience. From 1 Kings 18, we’re reminded that fire doesn’t fall on noise or striving, but on surrendered, aligned hearts.

This is your Kairos moment. Choose alignment—and watch how heaven responds.

Vision Sunday 2026 calls us to alignment—seeing clearly, writing the vision, and moving together in unity as we build what God has spoken.

Letting Go of the Old to Step into God’s New

In this message, Ps. Cjay unpacks one of the most important words in Ephesians — “Finally.” After Paul lays out who we are in Christ, he closes with a call to stand firm in the strength of God’s might. We’re not fighting for victory but from victory.

This episode dives into what it means to put on the full armor of God — not just as a prayer we say, but as a lifestyle we live. From the belt of truth to the shield of faith, discover how to guard your heart, renew your mind, and stay standing whe...

Prayer was central to Jesus’ life—more than a discipline, it was His daily delight. In this episode, we explore how Jesus’ inner prayer life shaped His outer world, what it means to talk with God, and how the way we view God as Father transforms our prayers. From the Lord’s Prayer to the Psalms, discover how prayer is less about a list and more about a relationship.

Prayer was central to Jesus’ life—more than a discipline, it was His daily delight. In this episode, we explore how Jesus’ inner prayer life shaped His outer world, what it means to talk with God, and how the way we view God as Father transforms our prayers. From the Lord’s Prayer to the Psalms, discover how prayer is less about a list and more about a relationship.

Prayer starts by showing up. Open your Bible, listen first, and build a rhythm that draws you into deeper intimacy with God.

Prayer is more than words—it’s honest, raw connection. This episode dives into gratitude, lament, and intercession as real ways to talk with God. Learn how praying from where you really are—whether in doubt, joy, or pain—can shape your heart and even shift reality.

Prayer was central to Jesus’ life—more than a discipline, it was His daily delight. In this episode, we explore how Jesus’ inner prayer life shaped His outer world, what it means to talk with God, and how the way we view God as Father transforms our prayers. From the Lord’s Prayer to the Psalms, discover how prayer is less about a list and more about a relationship.

Love: The mark of a disciple

Sermon focused on how being deeply rooted in God's love is the starting point for loving others.

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5 speakers Amy, Coert, Mel-marie, Josh , Jan

God has given us a reason to have hope in Jesus

When we live by faith we live with expectation. Could your lack of expectation be limiting what God can do in your life?

There are things in our lives that we need to let go of and cast on the Lord. If we hold on to our cares that when we allow pride to creep in. Are you casting your cares on the Lord?

Did you know there is a war going on in your mind? Our minds can keep us stuck in some heavy spaces. Lucky for us, the word of God is alive and has the power to renew our minds.

Finishing strong looks different in Gods eyes. When we think of finishing strong we think of lifting a trophy but through Gods eyes its looks faith and preserving in what He called us to.

What have taken the Israelites 11 day took them 40 years. How we wait on the Lord matters. How are you waiting?

God has entrusted each of us with an immense treasure. How are we are stewarding it? Are we living with an expectation that He is coming?

“Living by faith, vs living in our feelings. Is there a contradiction?”