What does it mean to live as a carrier of the good news? In this powerful message, Rachel Hughes explores Isaiah 61 and unpacks God’s invitation for us to receive the good news, live anointed by the Holy Spirit, embrace His mission, and experience His transforming exchange.

Rachel reminds us that the gospel is not just something we believe—it is something we carry. As followers of Jesus, we are called to be a bridge between heaven and earth, proclaiming and demonstrating the love of Christ wherever we go. In this message, you’ll discover:

• The beauty and wonder of the good news of Jesus

• What it means to live anointed by the Holy Spirit

• How we are called to speak up for the silenced, love the brokenhearted, and live with radical hospitality and generosity

• God’s promise to exchange beauty for ashes, joy for mourning, and praise instead of despair

No one transforms pain into beauty like Jesus. He willingly takes our sorrow, restores what is broken, and redeems every part of our story when we place it in His hands. Scripture: Isaiah 61 We pray this message encourages your faith, strengthens your hope, and inspires you to live fully in the mission and power of Jesus.

God is not distant from our brokenness. He is a compassionate Father who longs for us to know His love, walk in freedom, and experience His restoration. When we understand who He is, we discover who we are. In this message, you’ll discover:

• The heart of a Father who is passionate about restoration

• What it means to be an “oak of righteousness” and a display of His splendour

• How to stand firm in your God-given identity and build your life on truth

• Why God restores us not only for our own healing, but so we can help rebuild others

Ask yourself: Am I living as an acorn or an oak tree? As we soak ourselves in God’s truth and allow the Holy Spirit to grow us, we become strong, rooted, and fruitful in every season. Remember: YOU have been CHOSEN YOU have been REDEEMED YOU are His MASTERPIECE What the world sees as ruins, God sees as the foundation for revival. He takes ashes and rubble and transforms them into a testimony of His faithfulness. As the redeemed of the Lord, we are called to tell our story and partner with Him in rebuilding lives, communities, and generations. Scripture References: Isaiah 61, Romans 8:28, 2 Corinthians 1:4, Psalm 107:2 We pray this message encourages you to know the Father’s heart, stand confidently in your identity, and step boldly into the assignment God has for your life. +44 7919 157681: God is not distant from our brokenness. He is a compassionate Father who longs for us to know His love, walk in freedom, and experience His restoration. When we understand who He is, we discover who we are.

The amazing panel unpack with us how they release their roar in areas they feel called to and sharing their stories of how God has been taking them on this journey. Katrina talks about how she releases her roar through creative arts. Aminah unpacks how she releases her roar in prayer and intercession. Grace shares how she releases her roar through evangelism and Rachel inspires us on how she releases her roar through adoption.

Through Isaiah 61 and Mark 16, Rachel unpacks how Jesus not only restores what is broken but invites us into deep connection with Him. So often, shame causes us to hide, disconnect, and believe we must earn God’s acceptance. But the gospel tells a different story. Jesus offers freedom, forgiveness, and restoration, replacing shame with His grace and inviting us back into relationship with the Father. In this message, you’ll discover:

• God’s promise to exchange shame for a double portion of blessing

• How shame creates disconnection, while conviction leads to freedom and restoration

• Why God’s greatest desire is relationship and connection with us

• The truth that we don’t have to be perfect to come to Jesus

Rachel reminds us that conviction draws us toward God’s forgiveness, repentance, and freedom, but shame keeps us trapped and distant. Through the finished work of Jesus, we can step out of hiding and into the loving embrace of the Father. God’s heart has always been restoration—not perfection. He longs for us to know His love, experience His grace, and live in the freedom He has won for us. Scripture References: Isaiah 61, Mark 16 We pray this message encourages you to lay down shame, receive God’s restoring love, and walk confidently in the freedom and connection He has for you.