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Sabina reminds us that Jesus must be our constant point of reference out of which our life and ministry flows. We must continue to look to Him to increasingly grow in our relationship with Him, to access the resources of heaven, be restored and find rest.

Sabina shows what 'Come As You Are...Become As He Is' looks like in everyday situations: we all are individual ingredients in the process of building this thing called church and can accomplish more (quality, variety, quantity etc) when we all choose to work together.

Sabina encourages us to live in our royal birthright unapologetically, and not to listen to the lies of the enemy, in order to walk in our destiny - for the sake of the King and the people around us.

Sabina shares steps to take and things to avoid as we walk into His promises over our lives.

Advent is a time to remember and celebrate that God is with us, for us and will fulfil His promises to us. Sabina encourages us to continue to hold onto God’s promises and be expectant ‘we will yet see the goodness of the Lord’.

Sabina shares about the importance of having our minds renewed to look at and live out our lives with eternity in mind.

Sabina Shares on how the enemy flat out lies to us when we face circumstances that look on the surface to be negative.

How? By using ALL that God has said, both in the Bible, and personal Words either directly from God, or through others. She reminded us also that Potential always requires cooperation, and "playing 'Faith' " which means risk. And that Heaven's thoughts are always hopeful.

Sabina Moody encourage us to bask in God's pleasure over us, knowing that the hard things He presents to us are really for our encouragement, growth, and ultimate freedom

Sabina speaks about the need to live and cultivate disciplines which helps us be anchored in our identity as children of God, how both are needed to maintain intimacy and to help us regain it when it feels lost. As we live out of these we are able to become all that God created us to be and better serve those around us.