The Midweek Surge

S4E17: The Rock That Cannot Be Moved

Jesus, the ever-living Word of God, is the Rock that cannot be moved. Scripture states unequivocally that those who trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion — unshaken and immovable. Where you position yourself determines what happens when the “natural disasters” of life come. Life is full of unexpected storms, trials, and troubles we never plan for. Yet the anchor that holds the soul together and keeps us from being shaken is the Word of God. If you hold on to God’s Word and place your total trust in Him, you will not be moved. Are you feeling shaken today — overwhelmed or hopeless? Put your trust in the Lord, and you will stand firm. Have a blessed week. AO For testimonies, counselling and general questions, please send a mail to hello@midweeksurge.com [hello@midweeksurge.com]

S4E16: Jesus Knows The Feeling

When life throws its hardest blows at us, we often begin to feel isolated, alone, helpless, and misunderstood. The pounding heart, the rising anxiety, sleepless nights, and overwhelming pressure can make it seem like no one truly understands the weight we carry in times of trouble. But the Word of God remains firm and true: our High Priest knows. Jesus knows the feeling. He is touched by our infirmities, our struggles, and our pain. In every moment of weakness, fear, or uncertainty, Jesus understands completely. And because He knows, He lovingly invites us to come boldly and confidently to the throne of grace, where mercy and help are always available in our time of need. No matter what you are facing today, remember this powerful truth: Jesus knows, and He is ready to rescue you. Jesus knows. Have a blessed week. AO For testimonies, counselling and general questions, please send a mail to hello@midweeksurge.com [hello@midweeksurge.com]

S4E15: Birth Pangs

Seasons come and seasons go, but the marvelous love of the Lord remains forever. In life, there are seasons of trouble and pain—times that feel overwhelming and uncertain. Jesus Himself assures us that we will face such moments. But trouble is not the end of the story. There is another season coming—a season of joy, rejoicing, and restoration. This is the promise of Jesus: “I have overcome the world.” Mourning will turn to joy, pain will give way to purpose, and tears will become laughter. Scripture reminds us in Hebrews 10:37: “In just a little while, He who is coming will come and will not delay.” Your Saviour sees you, and He will not delay. So hold on. Keep believing. The season you are in is not your final destination—Jesus is faithful to transform your season of trouble into one of joy. Have a blessed week. AO For testimonies, counselling and general questions, please send a mail to hello@midweeksurge.com [hello@midweeksurge.com]

S4E14: Let Them Have Dominion

In this powerful episode, we explore the profound truth of dominion—one of the foundational revelations every believer must embrace to fully walk in the life Christ has given. Jesus didn’t just die for our sins; He rose and lives to secure our victory, restoring us to the place of authority God originally intended for humanity at creation. Through Christ, you have been lifted and positioned in a place of rulership, far above all powers and principalities. This episode is a call to awaken—to study this truth, believe it deeply, and begin to live from it. Step into your identity as one made to rule under God. As you do, you’ll begin to see heaven respond and circumstances align, because you are operating as who you truly are: a ruler made and established by God. Listen in and be encouraged to walk boldly in your dominion. Have a blessed week. AO For testimonies, counselling and general questions, please send a mail to hello@midweeksurge.com [hello@midweeksurge.com]

S4E12: Give Thanks

In the school of discipleship, thanksgiving is not an optional course. The Apostle Paul calls it the very will of God for us in Christ Jesus. Living a life of thanksgiving is both God’s expectation and a clear sign of spiritual maturity. Those who give thanks never run out of reasons to be grateful. As you give thanks, God continues to give you even more reasons to thank Him. The healed leper returned to give thanks—and encountered something greater: wholeness and perfection. There is always something better waiting at the end of true thanksgiving. “Where are you?” is the call of Jesus today. Will you be among those who return to give thanks? Have a blessed week. AO For testimonies, counselling and general questions, please send a mail to hello@midweeksurge.com [hello@midweeksurge.com]