This sermon explores the profound truth that God is not a distant deity, but a loving Father who longs for relationship with His children. Alan Scotland reflects on the intimate Fatherhood of God, unpacking biblical insights from both Old and New Testaments. Through the lens of the prodigal son and the words of Jesus, the message invites believers to embrace their identity as sons and daughters, adopted into a divine family, and to live in the freedom, provision, and protection that flow from true fellowship with the Eternal Father.

In this powerful message, Alan Scotland explores the paradox of being "weaponised by grace," drawing from Ephesians 6 to remind believers of the spiritual armour available through Christ. He unpacks the reality of spiritual warfare, the clash of kingdoms, and the vital role of prayer, truth, and unwavering faith. Through compelling personal stories, he highlights the authority and protection we have in Christ to stand firm against darkness.

This sermon explores the powerful imagery of ropes to highlight the mentalities that bind humanity—be it through cultural conformity, fear, or resistance to God’s will. Using the story of Jeremiah’s imprisonment, Andrew Scotland challenges listeners to reject the tug-of-war between worldly strength and divine purpose, and instead adopt a rescue mentality. A call to live with courage, compassion, and unwavering trust in God's redemptive plan.