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Catch The Fire Church Raleigh

Catch The Fire Church - Raleigh

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We are a community of believers, birthed out of the Toronto revival who are hungry for a living experience of God, His love, and His presence. We are actively pursuing personal and corporate revival that brings transformation to our lives, families, spheres of influence, and ultimately our city and region. For more info, visit: www.ctfraleigh.com
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On our 17th anniversary, Duncan Smith reminded us that the heart of Catch the Fire is God’s presence with His people. From our living-room beginnings to today, we’ve been called to be a dwelling place for His love. We put worship first, listen for His voice, pray, and go on mission. Together we said “yes” again to carrying His presence into our fam…
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This week, Jess Ninaber shared on what it means to be a House of Rest as part of our This Is Us series. From creation to Christ, Sabbath was revealed as God’s gift of holy time and an invitation to freedom. Jess reminded us that true rest is found in Jesus—not just a day off, but freedom from striving and endless hustle. As we practice Sabbath, we …
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In week five of the This Is Us series, Aaron Ninaber spoke about what it means to be a house that serves. He reminded us that Jesus redefines greatness through humility and true leadership is found in serving. While it’s good to take time to rest and heal, we’re also called to move forward into serving with joy. As we each do our part, our church f…
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This Sunday, Duncan Smith continued the This Is Us series by teaching on how to be a house of worship. He reminded us that worship is for God, not for us, and that He is irresistibly drawn to hearts fully devoted to Him. True worship goes beyond our personalities or preferences—it must be in Spirit and in truth. More from Catch The Fire Raleigh Mes…
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This week we continue our This Is Us series by looking at Galatians 6 and what it means to be a family that carries one another’s burdens. Paul reminds us that it’s not rules or comparison that save us, but the love of Christ. As the church, we are called to restore with gentleness, walk in humility, and show up for each other with real love. Toget…
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This Sunday Aaron Ninaber launched the new series "This Is Us" by looking at what it means to be a House of Honor. Romans 12 calls us to live with sincere love, not just in words but in action—preferring others above ourselves, refusing gossip, choosing generosity, and making room for genuine connection. Church is meant to be more than a gathering;…
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This week, we heard from four powerful GenZ preachers. We know that God is moving within GenZ and bringing unity amongst all generations. Be encouraged, challenged, and witness the Spirit of God in the next generation.More from Catch The Fire RaleighMessages: https://ctfr.me/messagesMusic: https://ctfr.me/musicWorship Moments: https://ctfr.me/worsh…
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In this passionate and deeply personal message, Pastor Hal Linhardt spoke on the foundational truth that God is still speaking to us—through Scripture, prophecy, and countless creative means. He calls the church to live with open ears, tender hearts, and bold obedience. Pastor Hal also issues a powerful call to evangelists, inviting those who feel …
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This Sunday Jess Ninaber closes out our Names of God series with a powerful message on Yahweh Nissi—“The Lord is My Banner.” In Exodus 17, we see God reveal this name during Israel’s battle with the Amalekites, showing that He is not only our defender but our identity, covering, and victory. Whether you're facing a battle or simply longing for deep…
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This Sunday Pastor Duncan Smith shared a message on Abba – Father, showing how Jesus lived in intimate connection with the Father. At His baptism, God declared, “You are my beloved Son,” not for what Jesus did, but who He is. That same loving Father calls out to you today. The cross wasn’t just about forgiveness—it was about restoring our place as …
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This week, Aaron Ninaber continues our Names of God series with a message on YHWH Rapha - the Lord who heals. Through the story of bitter waters made sweet in Exodus 15, we’re invited to see healing as more than just a physical miracle - it’s a prophetic Thank you for watching this video from Catch The Fire Raleigh. To support this ministry and hel…
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This week, Jess Ninaber continues our Names of God series with a message on El Roi—the God who sees. Through the story of Hagar, we are reminded that God sees us fully, even in our most painful and overlooked moments. He is not passive or distant but the God who actively pursues, provides, and restores. El Roi meets us in the wilderness, calls us b…
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This Sunday, Justin Rife continued our Names of God series by teaching on Yahweh Jireh—The Lord Will Provide. In Genesis 22, we follow Abraham and Isaac up the mountain where God tests Abraham’s faith. This is not a moment of cruelty but a moment of revelation of God's character as a faithful provider. When our faith is tested, His faithfulness is …
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This past Sunday, Aaron Ninaber continued our Names of God series with a powerful message on El Shaddai—God Almighty, the All-Sufficient One. In Genesis 17, God introduces Himself as El Shaddai to Abraham in a moment of delay and human limitation, reminding us that He is both our powerful provider and our nurturing sustainer. This name reveals God’…
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This past Sunday, Duncan Smith preached on the sacred and eternal name of God—Yahweh. Often mistranslated as “Jehovah,” this name reveals God’s self-existent nature and His desire for a personal relationship with His people. The name of Jesus, Yeshua, means “Yahweh is salvation,” pointing to the stunning truth that Jesus is Yahweh in the flesh. Fro…
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This past Sunday, Jess Ninaber preached on Holy Dissatisfaction: Becoming a Spirit-Mobilized People—that God-given hunger for more of His presence and power. At Pentecost, ordinary believers were filled with the Holy Spirit and empowered to live with boldness and radical obedience. That same Spirit stirs us today to refuse a predictable, passionles…
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This week, Murray Smith shared a powerful message on Depending Upon the Holy Spirit. Drawing from Romans 8 and John 7:37-39, he reminded us that we are not just sinners with a ticket to heaven—we are brand new creations, born again by the Spirit. Through Jesus, we receive an unlimited supply of the Holy Spirit who empowers us to become more like Hi…
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This week, Aaron Ninaber shared a powerful message titled The Leadership of the Lord, reminding us that God's discipline is not punishment, but a loving invitation into deeper intimacy with Him (Hebrews 12:1–11). As sons and daughters, we can trust that His correction comes from a heart of love, not condemnation. While the enemy uses shame to isola…
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This week, Jess Ninaber brought a timely and powerful word from Hebrews 12 about running the race of faith with endurance. Drawing from the context of early Christians facing persecution, we’re reminded that the call to follow Jesus is not a casual stroll—it’s a costly, all-in commitment that requires laying aside every weight and sin that entangle…
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This Sunday, Dr. Heidi Baker shared a powerful word centered on John 6 and Jesus as the Bread of Life. Drawing from her life among the poor in Mozambique, Heidi reminded us that the gospel is not just something we preach—it’s something we become. As she recounted encounters with extreme hunger, both physical and spiritual, she brought us back to Je…
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This Sunday, Justin Rife took us through John 21, where the resurrected Jesus appears to His disciples once again. After a night of disappointment, Jesus meets them on the shore, prepares a meal, and welcomes them with compassion. For Peter, this moment is not just another encounter but a deeply personal restoration. Around a charcoal fire, the ver…
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This past Sunday, Jess Ninaber shared a powerful word from John 20, reminding us that while we celebrate the resurrection with joy, the disciples' first Easter evening was filled with fear, shame, and uncertainty. Behind locked doors, Jesus appeared and spoke peace — not as the absence of conflict, but as the presence of wholeness, restoration, and…
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This Easter Sunday, Aaron Ninaber took us on a journey through The Four Gardens—from Eden to the resurrection. In Eden, intimacy was lost through disobedience, but in Gethsemane, Jesus chose obedience in the face of anguish. At the cross, He willingly gave Himself to reverse the curse, and in the garden tomb, He rose again, restoring what was lost.…
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This week, Jess Ninaber preached a powerful Palm Sunday message as we step into Holy Week. As Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, the crowds shouted “Hosanna!”—praising and pleading for salvation. They expected a conquering king, but Jesus came in peace, fulfilling prophecy and revealing a different kind of Kingdom. There’s a tension between exp…
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This week, Pastor Aaron Ninaber closed out our Joy Full series with Philippians 4, urging us to stand fast in the Lord and be a people marked by love, gentleness, and unity. Paul pleads with the church to reconcile for the sake of the gospel—and then to rejoice! What are you known for? Are you someone who believes the best and walks in love, or are…
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Duncan Smith continued in our Philippians series with a message on Lose It All to Win the Prize. Life isn’t built on status, spirituality, or achievements—everything is loss compared to knowing Jesus, who is our true prize. The call is to let go of the past and hold tightly to the future because our future isn’t just a destination—it’s a person, Je…
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