Catch The Fire Raleigh

Catch The Fire Raleigh Church

We are a community of believers, birthed out of the Toronto revival who are hungry for a living experience of God, His love and His presence. We are actively pursuing personal and corporate revival that brings transformation to our lives families and our spheres of influence and ultimately our city and region. For more info, visit: www.ctfraleigh.com

  • 42 minutes 35 seconds
    Faith That Shows | Aaron Ninaber

    This week, we continued our journey through the book of James with a powerful message on “Faith that Shows.” In James 2, we confront the sin of partiality, learning how favoritism and judgment are contrary to the love of Christ. James challenges us to not just believe in God but to live a faith that is evident through our actions. True faith, as James teaches, is not merely professed—it’s practiced.

    11 November 2024, 6:18 pm
  • 55 minutes 22 seconds
    Faith Under Pressure | Jess Ninaber
    This week Jess Ninaber kicked off our new sermon series, Fervent Faith, which focuses on the book of James. Diving into James 1, we discover how we are called to respond in the face of trials, temptations, and wealth. James offers timeless wisdom about the challenges that test our faith, urging us to stand firm, seek God’s wisdom, and remain steadfast under pressure. Let's remember to keep our eyes on God’s purpose for us, trusting that He uses trials to strengthen and mature our faith.
    4 November 2024, 9:40 pm
  • 46 minutes 59 seconds
    The Fruitful Heart | Jess Ninaber
    Jess Ninaber wrapped up our series on the parables with a message titled "The Fruitful Heart," based on the Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13:1-23. The condition of our hearts impacts our ability to receive God's Word. Through these verses we explore the types of soil that our heart can be likened to- hardened, shallow, thorny, and fertile. Only the heart that is open and receptive can bear lasting fruit. We encourage you this week to reflect on the state of your own heart and how you can cultivate it to fully embrace God's Kingdom truth.
    29 October 2024, 5:13 pm
  • 52 minutes 26 seconds
    An Unholy Matrimony with Duplicity | Aaron Ninaber
    This week, we explored the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant from Matthew 18:21-35. Through this parable, we were reminded of the vastness of God’s mercy, the requirement of forgiveness and the unholy matrimony with duplicity. We see in this story a king who forgave an astronomical debt, but the forgiven servant who fails to extend that same grace to others. As believers, we are called to not only forgive but to mirror the likeness of Jesus — the compassionate King. Examine your own life and see if you are producing the fruit of Holy Spirit and if you’re not come and surrender that area of bitterness, judgement, or unforgivness to Him.
    21 October 2024, 10:11 pm
  • 55 minutes 33 seconds
    Love Beyond Boundaries | Justin Rife
    This week Justin Rife unpacked the Parable of the Prodigal Son, revealing a powerful picture of reconciliation and community. Both sons-one who squandered his inheritance and the other who tried to earn the father’s love-were declared beloved sons by the father. God’s heart is for reconciliation and unity, and as believers that should be reflected in our own lives. We are called to be a Christ-centered community, moving beyond division and actively extending the love and kindness of Christ to those around us. Now is the time to step into the ministry of reconciliation and make an impact.
    16 October 2024, 3:51 pm
  • 48 minutes 55 seconds
    Money is Not Your Security | Jonathan Schunker

    In this week's message, Jonathan Schunker kicked off our new series on Parables with a powerful word from Luke 12:13-34. He unpacked the anatomy of greed, showing how it disguises itself as wisdom and causes us to focus on ourselves instead of seeking God's guidance. Greed traps us in a cycle of anxiety and fear, living in the future rather than the present. But there’s a way out: when we recognize that everything we have belongs to God, we are free to trust Him for provision. Our true security is found in Christ, not in our possessions!

    8 October 2024, 7:08 pm
  • 50 minutes 43 seconds
    The Refining Fire of God | Jess Ninaber
    Jess Ninaber preached this week on The Refining Fire of God, emphasizing the importance of repentance in maintaining the fire of God within us. God is a consuming fire, refining us until He sees His reflection in us. Holiness is not a legalistic checklist but a transformative process of surrendering to God's goodness and mercy. As we present ourselves as living sacrifices (Romans 12:1), we invite His refining fire to purify our hearts, rid us of our desire for sin, and align us with His purpose. Ultimately, following Jesus costs everything, but in Him, we gain everything.
    1 October 2024, 1:30 am
  • 48 minutes 49 seconds
    Tend the Altar Fire | Aaron Ninaber
    This week, Aaron preached from a place of vulnerability and passion urging us as the Temple of God to tend to the Altar Fire of our hearts. Jesus is calling out to His bride, inviting them to return to their first love as His beloved. This message was a significant r, challenging us to rekindle our love for Christ and live as living sacrifices, continually offering ourselves in worship, prayer, and surrender.
    23 September 2024, 2:31 pm
  • 49 minutes 28 seconds
    Ephesians: Clothe Yourself in Christ | Jess Ninaber
    Jess Ninaber closed out our Ephesians sermon series with an unforgettable message on the armor of God. Our true battle is not against one another but against the spiritual forces of darkness that oppose God's plan. Drawing on Isaiah 59, Paul calls us to stand firm against those powers by putting on the armor of God. As we engage in prayer and intercession, we are fighting not only for ourselves but for the collective unity of the body of Christ. As we conclude this series, let's continue to pray for unity in the body and actively clothe ourselves in Christ so we can walk in our new nature.
    16 September 2024, 10:28 pm
  • 39 minutes 42 seconds
    Ephesians: New Creation Realities | Aaron Ninaber
    This week, Aaron Ninaber continued our Ephesians series with a powerful message on the new creation reality we can live by because of Christ! In Ephesians 5 + 6, Paul calls us to a higher standard of living that reflects the light and love of Christ. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to step out of old ways and into a new kingdom reality, marked by unity, love, and godly relationships. Paul challenges us to walk in love, honor one another, and model our lives after Christ's example. Whether it’s in our marriages, families, or everyday interactions, we are called to live in a way that mirrors God's heart and His purpose for unity.
    9 September 2024, 9:42 pm
  • 32 minutes 37 seconds
    Ephesians: Unto the Full Stature of Christ | Duncan Smith
    Duncan Smith continued in our Ephesians sermon series this week, diving into Ephesians 4 and exploring the five-fold ministry (Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Pastor, and Teacher) as Christ's gifts to His body. These roles are designed to equip the saints, ensuring the healthy building up of the church under the Lordship of Jesus. The ultimate goal is to bring the body of Christ into unity, maturity, and the fullness of Christ’s stature, moving us from the old man’s ways to a new life marked by righteousness, holiness, and truth. This is a call to walk worthy of our calling, reflecting Christ's image in every aspect of our lives.
    4 September 2024, 4:10 pm
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