Watch Sunday Morning Worship Message overview: The life of the saint involves walking with God from promise to victory. There is a valley between those two points, and it can feel restrictive, at times. But, God is with us in the valley, and He always provides a table...

Watch Sunday Morning Worship Message overview: God still searches for intercessors who will be sensitive to His presence, and who will be obedient to whatever He commands of them. This privilege is described by the Old Testament word, paga, and its usage throughout...

Watch Sunday Morning Worship Message Overview: What does it mean to wait on a vision? How does this insight apply to the vision God has given to you? The answer to these questions can determine whether you live in victory, or not. Scripture: Habakkuk 2:1-4, Luke 11:8...

Watch Sunday Morning Worship Message overview: What does it mean to be predestined by God? And, how does a saint engage this divinely ordained identity in life? Romans 8:28-31, II Cor 13:7,8 Watch:

Watch Sunday Worship Message summary: The easy definition of the biblical designation of the Spirit of adoption has to do with the miracle of being born again. As glorious as this is in its initiation, what does this dimension of the Spirit of God do within us once we...

Overview of message: God is calling His Saints to a feast!  After an extended season of separation and preparation, the time has come for His sons to move together into the new, What exactly does this mean?Let us explore how God has done this throughout the...

Watch Sunday Morning Worship Message overview: These are outrageous days. It seems if there is something new, scandalous and shocking  being revealed every day. How can the Saints persevere and triumph? The answer is as simple as what Jesus to John. We must...

Message summary: The name Zechariah means “to remember Yahweh.” And, the root of his name is utilized to define memorials throughout its usage in the Old Testament.   What should we remember? What should we memorialize? What should we forget?  On...