02 Beyond Culture & Tradition

What might we be holding onto that’s keeping the Holy Spirit from moving freely among us? Peter de Korte challenges us to examine how pride, culture, and tradition can subtly shape the church—and not for the better. He reminds us that we are called to be a people who grow comfortable with discomfort, creating space for the Holy Spirit to work. When every part of the body functions in unity, the church will shine. It is in that place of surrender and unity that we truly encounter His presence, His power, His spiritual gifts, and His love.

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Peter de Korte and his wife Eefje standing together, she embraces him from behind and both are smiling

Peter serves in leadership within Four12 (F12) and is the lead elder of Living Waters in the Netherlands, which he planted in 2020. He is married to Eefje and they have five children. They are passionate about seeing people walk in the fullness of the Holy Spirit.

Sessions

Ryan Kingsley smiling at a lectern holding a microphone while delivering the 'Love – Our Highest Goal' message
Remaining open to love people like Jesus does.
Chas Leeper standing at a lectern with microphone and laptop beside a slide titled ‘The Disciple Jesus Looks For’
A testimony about answering God’s call to surrender our lives and dreams to Jesus.
Pete Witt speaking into a microphone on stage beside the title text 'God's Purpose for Your Life'
Stir your desire and faith and seek His power to build up the body of Christ.
Lon Whelan speaking into a microphone at a stage beside a slide titled ‘Meant to Be Sent’
Saying “yes” to the Lord, no matter the cost.
Man speaking on stage with a microphone beside projected text "Existing for the Nations"
Discover the true purpose of the church in this world.