Frequentsee Teachings

The book of Acts introduces us to the fire of the Holy Spirit. This fire is unlike any other type of fire; it's not a new-age fire, and it's not a fire of judgement. In this teaching, Katia brings new understanding about what this fire really is about.

What the Old Testament reveals about God is an incomplete picture of His nature. Without the revelation of Jesus Christ we only see a shadow of who God is. In this teaching, Julian helps us understand why we can't know God unless we know Jesus.

In the New Covenant, everything is yours and mine. But if we live with the attitude "I'm not worthy to receive", we will never take hold of that inheritance. In this teaching, Richard Olivier helps us understand what God has given us access to, and how to access it.

The baptism of the Holy Spirit was never meant to be a one-time event. As Christians, we are invited to be continually filled, and filled again with the power of His Spirit. In this teaching, Julian addresses Acts chapter two, as a part of a Harvest Church teaching series, "Acts: the Unstoppable Church".

Our lives are not supposed to make sense. Too often we've made Christianity about going to church and getting goosebumps, and then going home to our lives that look no different from those of our unbelieving neighbours. But to live in the Kingdom is to be about transformation that goes beyond the four walls of a church building. In this teaching, Katia takes us through one of the most radical teachings of Jesus, the Beatitudes, and empowers us to live beyond what makes sense to the world around us.

What do you do when fear and doubt take a seat at your table? In this powerful teaching, our friend Richard Olivier gives us tools which will help us face enemies the way Jesus does.

What makes Jesus unique to any other King is that He came to serve. But He didn't obey the Father out of fear of punishment, instead He was obedient because it allowed Him to enjoy God's Goodness. As followers of Jesus, servanthood is not an optional "extra" in our life, it's actually a part of our spiritual DNA.

God's desire is to release destiny over His sons and daughters. In this teaching, Julian helps us unlock the prophetic in our lives, in order to fulfill the dreams our Father has put on our hearts.

God's Kingdom didn't come to set rules and regulations, His Kingdom came to set you free. But how do we live in that reality today? In this teaching, Julian reminds us what it looks like to live out this Kindom life freely, even when it may look upside-down to the world.

Everyday we have the opportunity to love the people we come in contact with. In this teaching, Jeshua reads the Parable of the Good Samaritan, in Luke, and encourages us to be marked by compassion, love and justice.

Dylan Long's desire is for people to not just believe in Jesus, but to live like Jesus. In this guest teaching, be inspired by the woman at the well, who took the Gospel to her town after experiencing an authentic encounter with Jesus. As believers, we're not called to "stay at the well", but to take God's love to our streets, cities and nations.

The story of Abraham reveals the heart of a God who provides the very sacrifice he requires. Listen as Julian takes you on a journey to discover how to walk through seasons of testing in order to step into a greater revelation of God's goodness.

In this teaching, Julian teaches through the Lord's Prayer in Matthew chapter 6, and invites us into a joy-filled prayer life.

In this four-part teaching series, Katia explains the context of 1 Timothy 2.

In this four-part teaching series, Katia explains the context of 1 Timothy 2.

In this four-part teaching series, Katia explains the context of 1 Timothy 2.

In this four-part teaching series, Katia explains the context of 1 Timothy 2.

What will it look like for God's Kingdom authority to reign on Earth? Most of us understand authority through the lens of power. We want to know who has power over who. But Jesus' understanding of power was not about his position. For Jesus, the ultimate demonstration of power was in a demonstration of love by laying down his life. This talk is from the Renaissance Conference, 2018. For more from the Renaissance conference, go to frequentsee.org.

God's voice is always an invitation into greater things. In this talk, Jeshua shares how the inviting voice of God changed his life forever.

Ephesians 3 invites us to let love be our foundation, our comprehension and our experience. In this talk, Katia Adams and Kelly Notcutt share how they have experienced the love of God in their day-to-day lives, and encourage us to press into that very same love.