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In this Sunday message, Pastors Gregory and Jackie Pope teach from the four friends who tore the roof off to get their friend to Jesus. Faith is an action word. He saw their faith. You cannot turn the world upside down until you get right side up. Become a witness, delight in the Word, and stay planted by the rivers of living water.

In this midweek message, Pastor Gregory Pope shows that the moment you know who you are in Christ, the enemy comes to accuse and distract. Jesus answered every attack in the wilderness with the Word of God. The sword of the Spirit is our only offensive weapon. Stop talking about the mountain and speak the Word to it. Do not follow the crowd. Get intense about God, put away old habits, and live as He is in this world.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches that believers are an occupying force in the earth. Jesus has already triumphed, and we are called to steward the position He has given us. Drawing from 1 John 4:17, he shows that as Jesus is, so are we in this world. Who you walk with shapes your attitude, your focus, and your future. Put away childish things, find your identity in the Book, and walk with God first.

In this midweek message, Allison Bramlett reminds us that God is not looking for perfection. He is looking for progress. Drawing from Peter, Joseph, and the potter's house in Jeremiah 18, she teaches that we are under construction, not discarded. Don't call a mess what God calls a process. Don't confuse a detour with a dead end. Stay in His hands, stay teachable, and trust that He who began a good work in you will complete it.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope calls the church to grow up in Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13:11 and Ephesians 4, he challenges us to put away childish things and put on the Lord Jesus Christ. Maturity is not just knowing Jesus. It is showing His character in how we think, speak, forgive, and live. This word will stir you to lay aside the old ways, walk in love, and grow up in all things into Him.

In this midweek message, Allison Bramlett teaches from Mark 3 and the man with the withered hand. Grace does more than forgive our past. It trains us how to live right now. Jesus called the man to stand up and stretch out the very part he wanted to hide. Healing came through obedience, not hiding. Allison challenges us to reboot our priorities, get things in order, and stretch out the withered places so God can make them whole.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from the life of Abraham and the call of Jesus to go. Abraham did not have a map. He had a word from God, and he obeyed. We walk the same way, by faith and not by sight. Our footprints matter. They leave a trail for our children, our friends, and a watching world. This message is a call to follow the steps of Jesus, put on the whole armor of God, and go into all the world carrying His presence.

In this midweek message, Allison Bramlett teaches on responsibility, maturity, and holiness. Drawing from Galatians 6:7 and the garden, she reminds us that God is not punishing us when we face consequences. He is inviting us to grow. Frustration often comes when we want God's blessing without God's ways. Allison challenges us to stop blaming God, accept responsibility, and stay in His hand as people set apart for His purpose. This word will help you trade a victim mindset for a victorious one and walk in the maturity God is developing in you.

In this Sunday message from Luke 15, Pastor Gregory and Jackie Pope share the story of the prodigal son and call us to come home to the Father. The Father is not waiting to condemn. He runs to restore. They also challenge the church to know our identity in Christ, put on the armor of God, and walk as sons and daughters who shine bright for Jesus. This message will stir you to come home, stand in who you are, and live crucified so resurrection life can flow through you.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope continues the conversation on renewing the mind and setting a new spiritual default. He challenges us to examine what is truly ruling our affections and to let the Word of God take first place in our lives.Through powerful teaching, he calls the church to walk in restoration, encouragement, and love, refusing to leave people behind and choosing to apply the Word of God to one another. This message will stir you to keep your heart soft, your mind renewed, and your focus on Jesus.

In this midweek message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the importance of our spiritual default setting. Using the simple illustration of a clock resetting to 12 after a power blink, he asks a powerful question: When pressure comes and you're not consciously thinking about your response, what does your life automatically return to?Drawing from Romans 12:2 and other key scriptures, Pastor Gregory shows that without a renewed mind the old programming remains the default—fear, worry, offense, and human reasoning. But through abiding in the Word, our minds can be reprogrammed so that faith becomes the automatic response. The goal is not positive thinking, but a Christ-centered default where God's Word is already loaded in the heart.

In this powerful message, special guest Audrey Mack challenges the body of Christ with a clear choice: when it comes to sickness, will we take it or fight it? Drawing from her own journey of being healed of bone cancer and years of ministry, Audrey teaches that sickness is an enemy, not something to tolerate or accept. Just as we resist sin, we must actively resist symptoms and stand up on the inside before we can stand up on the outside. Through powerful teaching and real-life stories of healing, she calls believers to rise up in spiritual authority, refuse passivity, and defend what Jesus has already purchased. This message will stir your faith and equip you to walk in victory.

In this powerful midweek message, special guest Richie Hughes shares from his personal journey of being diagnosed with cancer one year ago and the healing God is doing in his life. Teaching from Luke 17 and the story of the ten lepers, he challenges us with a simple but searching question: How do you look? Do you resemble Jesus?Richie reminds us that God's desire is not just to heal our bodies, but to make us whole — mind, body, soul, and spirit. He encourages us to keep trusting God even when faith takes time, to examine who is supporting us and who we are supporting, and to live in such a way that people can look at us and say, “You don't look like what you've been through.”

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope continues the “Run the Race” series by teaching on the hurdles we face in life. Drawing from Hebrews 12 and Psalms 18:32, he reminds us that it is God who arms us with strength and makes our way perfect.The key is not focusing on the hurdle, but looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. Pastor Gregory challenges us to build our “faith muscle,” stop discussing the problem more than the Word, and run with endurance. When we keep our eyes on Jesus, we clear every hurdle and finish strong.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope continues the “Run the Race” series by teaching on the hurdles we face in life. Drawing from Hebrews 12 and Psalms 18:32, he reminds us that it is God who arms us with strength and makes our way perfect.The key is not focusing on the hurdle, but looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. Pastor Gregory challenges us to build our “faith muscle,” stop discussing the problem more than the Word, and run with endurance. When we keep our eyes on Jesus, we clear every hurdle and finish strong.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from Hebrews 12:1-2 on running the race set before us.We are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses, and God has already equipped us with everything we need for life and godliness. The call is to lay aside every weight and the sin that so easily ensnares us — doubt, fear, worry, pride, unforgiveness, and more — and run with endurance while looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.Pastor Gregory reminds us that the race has already been won. We are more than conquerors through Christ. Keep your eyes on Jesus, cast your cares on Him, and run free.

In this midweek message, Pastor Gregory Pope continues teaching from the book of Nehemiah and 1 Peter, reminding us that we are the dwelling place of God and living stones being built into a spiritual house.He emphasizes that Jesus is the Chief Cornerstone — everything in our lives must align with Him. When our lives are out of alignment, we lose our peace. Pastor Gregory also challenges us to practice the small things, especially kindness, and to speak the Word over ourselves instead of paying homage to the old nature.You are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, and a holy nation. God has called and appointed you for such a time as this. Let every gate be up, stay aligned with the Cornerstone, and let Christ live through you.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from 1 Corinthians 1:30 and Jeremiah 9:24 that the only thing worth boasting in is the Lord. When we boast in Him, we give no place to the enemy.Drawing from Nehemiah's call to rebuild the walls and 2 Chronicles 20, Pastor Gregory reminds us that the battle is not ours—it belongs to the Lord. He challenges us to know God's character personally and practically: His loving-kindness, His justice, and His righteousness. As we know Him, we begin to reflect Him, open the valve of Christ in us, and live from the reality that Christ has been made unto us wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption.This message will help you stop fighting in your own strength, guard the gates of your heart and mind, and live with confidence that God is for you.

In this strong midweek message, Pastor Jackie Pope teaches on fighting the good fight of faith and refusing to give the devil any place in our lives.Drawing from 1 Timothy 6:12 and the fall of Lucifer, she shows how the real battle is fought between our ears. The enemy comes with lies, fear, and deception, but we have been given the Word of God, the blood of Jesus, and the authority of His name to push back every attack.Pastor Jackie challenges us to stop living in the gray areas, reject the “I will” of self, and walk in full obedience to God's will. When we speak the Word and stand in the victory Jesus already won, the devil has no legal ground.This message will equip you to resist the enemy, guard your atmosphere, and live as more than a conqueror.

In this powerful message, Dean Sikes unpacks the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from Daniel 3 and reminds us that no matter what fire we face, there is always a fourth man in the fire with us.When pressure rises, when the heat is turned up, and when the enemy is demanding compromise, these three men refused to bow. Their response was clear: “Our God is able to deliver us… but if not, we still will not serve your gods.” Dean shares personal testimonies of God's faithfulness in life-threatening moments and challenges us to walk in courageous obedience and faith, knowing that Jesus is present in every trial.If you feel like you're standing in the fire right now, this message will encourage you: you are not alone. The Fourth Man is with you.

What we choose to magnify shapes our faith. In this message, Pastor Gregory reminds us that when we focus on God's Word instead of our circumstances, our faith grows and we begin to walk in the authority Christ has given us.Stop magnifying the problem—and start magnifying the Lord.

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the importance of renewing your mind and guarding your thoughts in a dark and confusing world.He shares how what we think affects what we believe, what we speak, and ultimately the direction of our lives. Through practical teaching from Romans 12 and James 1, He encourages believers to take every thought captive, replace lies with God's truth, and speak life over themselves daily.This message is a strong call to stop drifting, reject deception, and intentionally renew your mind with the Word of God so you can walk in victory and discernment.

In this powerful 4th of July message, Pastor Gregory Pope reminds us that true freedom does not come from government, but from God. Drawing from Genesis 1:26, John 8:36, and the foundations of our nation, he teaches that America was built upon biblical principles and self-government under the authority of God's Word.Pastor Gregory challenges the church to reject socialism, tyranny, and moral compromise, and instead stand boldly for the truth of Scripture. He reminds us that when Christ rules the heart, character governs the life — and that revival in America begins with the people of God returning to Him.This message is a call for believers to occupy, to be salt and light, and to live as free people who are anchored in the finished work of Jesus Christ.

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the importance of learning to pause and say “One Moment Please” before reacting to pressure, offense, fear, or unexpected situations.We all have a choice in every moment: we can either open the valve of carnal thinking, fear, and reaction — or we can pause, acknowledge every good thing that is in us through Christ Jesus, and let the river of life flow out of us. Pastor Gregory challenges us to stop operating from a victim mentality and instead walk in the victory mentality that belongs to us as believers.This message will help you slow down, renew your mind, and respond from the power of the Holy Spirit instead of your flesh. The difference between victory and defeat often comes down to one moment.

In this practical and powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the importance of learning to pause and say “One Moment Please” before reacting to pressure, offense, anxiety, or temptation.Drawing from Acts 1:8 and John 7:37, he reminds us that after the Holy Spirit comes upon us, we receive power — not just to do great things, but to respond differently than the world. Instead of reacting out of emotion or old habits, we can pause, turn to the Holy Spirit, and let the river of life flow out of us.This message will help you slow down, renew your mind, and learn how to respond from the power of God instead of your flesh. The difference between victory and defeat often comes down to one moment.

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from the story of the Prodigal Son, focusing on the father's relentless love and the Jewish custom of “breaking the pot” — a public declaration that a rebellious son was cut off and subject to judgment.When the son came home broken and ashamed, the father didn't wait for him to reach the house. He ran to him, protected him from the crowd, and fully restored him to sonship — giving him the robe, the ring, and the sandals.Pastor Gregory reminds us that we were all broken pots because of sin, but through the blood of Jesus, God picks up our broken pieces and makes us whole again. Not only does He restore us, but He also clothes us with the full armor of God and calls us His sons and daughters with authority.This message will encourage you to stop seeing yourself as broken and start living from the reality of who you are in Christ — fully loved, fully restored, and fully equipped.

Check out this powerful message from our Student Pastor, Pedro Baltazar. Transformation doesn't come from trying harder — it comes from renewing our minds to see ourselves the way the Father already sees us. Through the story of the Prodigal Son, we see that the Father doesn't wait for us to clean ourselves up. He runs toward us, restores us, and places us back in a place of honor and sonship.This message challenges us to stop living like orphans trying to earn love and start living as sons and daughters who are already fully loved, accepted, and seated with Christ. When we renew our minds with the truth of who we are in Him, everything else begins to follow.

In this powerful message, pastors challenge parents to rise up and intentionally guard the hearts of their children.This message is a wake-up call for every parent and grandparent: What are you sowing into the next generation? Are you guarding their hearts, or are you settling for less than what God has for your family?

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the beauty of knowing God as your perfect Father. He shares that true freedom comes when we receive the revelation that God is a good Father who never leaves, never fails, and has adopted us as His own.Even if your earthly father was absent or fell short, your Heavenly Father is faithful. Through the mystery of the Gospel — Christ in you, the hope of glory — you have bold access to God, supernatural strength, and the privilege of being seated with Him in heavenly places.This message will help you heal from father wounds, renew your mind to who God really is, and walk in the joy and confidence of being His child.

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the glorious mystery found in Colossians 1:27 — “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” He reminds us that true freedom comes from the revelation that the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now dwells in every believer.We no longer have to drag around the old dead man or live defeated. Jesus became our substitute, took the curse, and made a way for us to walk in victory. Pastor Gregory also challenges us to have the mind of Christ (Philippians 2:5), renew our minds with the Word, and develop godly character that sustains the gifts and calling God has placed on our lives.If you've been struggling to live free or wondering how to walk in the reality of who you are in Christ, this message is for you.

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the believer's authority in Christ. Using Hebrews 4:12-13, Luke 10:19, Ephesians 2:6 and more, he reminds us that true authority begins with full submission to God and His Word. We are seated with Christ in heavenly places, far above all principalities and powers, and have been given authority over the enemy, sin in our own lives, and to advance the Kingdom of God on earth.This is not self-generated power — it is delegated authority that flows from our position in Christ. When we renew our minds with the Word and give God authority over every area of our lives, we walk in victory rather than defeat.

In this powerful message, Pastor Allison Bramlett calls the church to rise up and steward our lives as living examples of Christ. Drawing from 1 Timothy 4:12, she challenges us not to settle for cultural compromise, but to set the standard in our speech, conduct, love, spirit, faith, and purity.We are the church — and our example matters. It's time to stop blending in and start living set apart, holy, and fully surrendered so that others can see Jesus through how we live. This word will stir you to examine your heart and become the example God has called you to be.

In this practical and challenging message, Josh Frier teaches on what it truly means to be a good steward. We don't own our lives, our bodies, our families, or our resources — they all belong to God. Using powerful scriptures like Psalm 24:1 (“The earth is the Lord's, and everything in it”), 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, and Luke 12, Josh reminds us that we are managers, not owners, and one day we will give an account for how we've handled what God has entrusted to us.From stewarding our own spiritual growth to faithfully leading and discipling our families, this word calls us to examine our hearts and live with the awareness that everything we have is His. Are we managing well, or are we living like we own it?

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Allison Bramlett challenges us to move from a wilderness mentality into true Promised Land living. While the wilderness is marked by miracles and dependence, the Promised Land requires stewardship, obedience, and management of what God has entrusted to us.Using the stories of Joshua leading Israel across the Jordan and the powerful account of Deborah and Jael, Allison shows that the promises of God are not just for us to possess — they are meant to be stewarded well and shared so others can possess what God has for them too.She reminds us that we are not owners, but stewards. Our families, gifts, finances, time, and influence all belong to God. True stewardship means helping others cross over into their promises instead of camping out on our own blessings.This message will challenge you to examine how you're managing what God has given you and inspire you to live with a Kingdom mindset — faithful in the small things and generous with helping others possess their promises.

The promises of God are yes and Amen — but are you walking in them, or just quoting them?In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope reminds us from 2 Peter 1:3 that God has already given us everything we need for life and godliness through His divine power. Using the powerful imagery of Psalm 1 — the righteous person as a flourishing tree planted by the river of life — he shows us how to break cycles of bad fruit by rooting ourselves deeply in the Word of God.Pastor Gregory unpacks 2 Peter 1:1-11, calling us to lavishly add to our faith: goodness, understanding, self-control, patient endurance, godliness, mercy, and unending love. These virtues are already planted in us — we simply need to devote ourselves to them so we will never be inactive or fruitless. He also shares how God is mindful of us (Psalm 139 & 144), knowing us intimately and positioning us in Christ for victory.This is a call to stop fighting bad fruit and start possessing the good fruit God has already provided. Walk in the promises — not just confess them!

In this special Mother's Day message, Pastor Jackie Pope shares the incredible power of a mother's prayers and how they shape destinies for generations. Drawing from the promise God gave in the Garden of Eden (Genesis 3:15), the stories of faithful women in Scripture — Mary, Sarah, Rahab, and Hannah — and 2 Timothy 1:3-7, she reminds us that the genuine faith that lived in your grandmother and mother can now live in you.Jackie encourages every mom to cover her children with the blood of Jesus, declare the Word over them, and never grow weary in prayer. Even when you can't be there, your prayers surround them with angels, protection, and the power of God. This is a call for mothers, grandmothers, and spiritual mothers to stand in faith, pass on a godly legacy, and trust that God is working in your family.

We are the church — unstoppable, covered in the blood of Jesus, and already given the victory! In this powerful Sunday message, Pastors Gregory and Jackie Pope remind us that the gospel is not just good news — it is the power of God unto complete salvation (sozo). Christ lives in you, making you the very dwelling place and address of God on the earth.Through Romans 1:16, Colossians 1:27, Hebrews 10, and Psalm 89, they call us to step boldly into the throne of grace with a sincere heart, hold fast to God's promises, and walk in the triumphant shout even in the midst of brokenness. No more guilt or shame — you've been bought with the precious blood of Jesus and now carry His authority.As they lead the church in a powerful declaration and communion, you'll be reminded that the table is already set in the presence of your enemies and that you are seated with Christ in heavenly places. This is a call to live as the house of God — full of His presence, walking in alignment, and stewarding the gospel with boldness and joy.

In this powerful Wednesday night message, Allison Bramlett continues the conversation from “The Sound in the House” by challenging us to watch our battle cry. When unexpected battles come, what sound do you release — panic and complaining, or praise and worship? Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20 and Acts 16, Allison shows how King Jehoshaphat sent worshipers first and how Paul and Silas praised at midnight in prison. When the right sound of heaven goes forth, God fights the battle, the enemy turns on itself, and victory follows. Praise sets the atmosphere before the breakthrough. This message will stir your faith to make praise your battle cry so that you win every war with the sound of victory.

What sound is filling your home? In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope, along with Jackie, teaches from Psalm 118:15 (NKJV): “The voice of rejoicing and salvation is in the tents of the righteous; the right hand of the Lord does valiantly.” Discover how the voices in your house create the atmosphere of your family as you learn the three essential sounds every righteous home needs: the voice of rejoicing that shifts the focus from problems to promises and invites God's presence, the voice of salvation that daily declares truth so children hear who they are in Christ, and the voice of alignment that chooses thanksgiving instead of complaining, faith instead of fear, and truth instead of negativity. When the right sound is in the house, God moves mightily—His power is released, battles are won before they are seen, and victory becomes the culture of your home. Parents, the greatest influence in your family is not outside voices—it is your voice. What you say sets the tone, builds the culture, and shapes the future.

Right after the Fall in the Garden of Eden, before judgment was fully spoken, God declared the very first gospel. In Genesis 3:15 (NKJV), the Lord promised, “I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your seed and her Seed; He shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise His heel.”Pastor Gregory Pope shares how God spoke victory in the very place of failure. The fall did not surprise Him — redemption was already in motion. The battle was real, but the victory was certain. Jesus is the promised Seed who crushed the serpent's head at the cross. What looked like defeat was actually divine triumph.Because of Christ, sin has no dominion, the enemy is defeated, and we now walk in redemption, righteousness, and victory. We don't fight for victory — we fight from victory. Jesus was always the plan.

Gregory and Jackie Pope share a timely and practical message on raising children God's way in every season of life. Drawing from Proverbs 22:6, Ephesians 6:4, Psalms 112:2 and more, they outline five clear biblical guidelines for parents: establishing godly boundaries, training rather than just telling, leading with love and truth, choosing principles over preferences, and releasing them to God. With wisdom, real-life stories, and the powerful Family Declaration, this message reminds us that children are like sponges — they absorb what they see and hear — and what we model, speak, and pray over them matters for generations. Whether you're raising little ones, teenagers, or investing in the next generation, this word will encourage and equip you.

Allison Bramlett delivers a powerful and practical message reminding us that in the Kingdom of God, small things are the big deal.In a culture that chases big moments, Allison shows from John 8:31 and the story of Zacchaeus that true discipleship is formed in the quiet, consistent choices — abiding daily in Jesus and His Word, obeying what it says, and walking it out in our everyday relationships.When you abide in the Word, transformation happens. What you dwell on will come out when life squeezes you. This message will challenge and encourage you to move from casual belief to a disciplined, abiding life that impacts generations.

Pastor Gregory Pope delivers a powerful word on the victory of the blood of Jesus. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 2 and Colossians 2, he shows how the blood was not spilled in defeat but presented in heaven on the Mercy Seat in total victory.Jesus is both the sacrifice and the High Priest who entered the Most Holy Place once for all. His blood speaks a better word than Abel — declaring us forgiven, righteous, accepted, and justified. It disarmed every principality and power, removed sin and guilt completely, and turned the Mercy Seat into a Throne of Grace where we can now come boldly.This is not history — this is our present victory. The same blood that was accepted in heaven backs your authority today. Lay down guilt, shame, and fear, and walk in the fullness of what Christ has already accomplished.

Josh Frier delivers a powerful and practical message on living with “the spirit of faith.”Using everyday examples and powerful Bible stories — the father who cried “I believe, help my unbelief,” the woman with the issue of blood, the blind men, David running toward Goliath, and the servants filling the water pots at Cana — Josh shares three clear keys to activating God's power: know the will of God through His Word, speak what you believe, and take action in obedience.If you're facing something impossible or needing God to move in your life, this message will stir your faith and give you practical steps to walk it out.Watch and be encouraged — faith in God can fix anything!

On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Gregory Pope explores four pivotal gardens in Scripture that tell the full story of our redemption.From the Garden of Eden, where sin entered and fellowship with God was broken, to Gethsemane, where Jesus surrendered to the Father's will, to the Garden Tomb, where death was defeated, and finally to the Garden of Eternity in Revelation, where we walk with God forever.Discover how what was lost in the first garden is gloriously restored through Christ, the Last Adam. A beautiful and hope-filled Easter message reminding us that God turns our wilderness back into Eden.

On Palm Sunday, Jesus didn't ride into Jerusalem on a war horse — He intentionally chose a donkey. In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope shows how this humble moment was deeply prophetic, symbolic, and a public declaration of who Jesus really is. You will discover how the donkey fulfilled Zechariah 9:9, why it represented peace instead of war, how the donkey is a beautiful picture of us — once bound by sin and unable to free ourselves, now set free by Jesus to carry the presence of the King — and why the people missed the kind of King Jesus came to be. Jesus rode in on a donkey to take up a cross, not a throne. He entered as King and left as our Sacrifice. A timely and encouraging word as we walk through Holy Week.

Special Guest Ricardo Sanchez delivers a powerful and honest message on the difference between conviction and condemnation — and why true conviction is essential for every believer.Drawing from the stories of David and Nathan (2 Samuel 12) and Saul's disobedience (1 Samuel 15), he shows that obedience is better than sacrifice, and that God's loving conviction calls us back into alignment rather than pushing us away.

Erica Estrada delivers a fiery message titled. From her journey of brokenness and fame-seeking to a radical encounter with Jesus, she challenges us to become “burning ones” who gaze on God like David, empty ourselves of doubt, fear, and offense, and get deeply rooted in His love (Ephesians 3:16-19). If you're ready for fresh fire and bolder faith, this word will awaken deeper intimacy with Jesus and stir your heart to burn brightly once again.

Rex Crain delivers a bold, faith-stirring message from 1 Chronicles 11 on Eleazar — the mighty man who stood his ground when everyone else fled, defended the field, and fought until his hand froze to his sword. God gave a great victory!Rex challenges us with one powerful declaration:“Now's the time. This is the place. And I am the one.”It's time to declare war on fear, sickness, addiction, depression, and every darkness trying to hold you back. Stand firm — your defining moment is here, and God is ready to give you a great deliverance!

Dean Sikes delivers a powerful, prophetic challenge: “What has God assigned you to do?”Using David's testimony of rehearsing past victories (the lion, the bear, and Goliath), Dean reminds us that your history with God is the foundation for your future assignment. He teaches from Matthew 16 on the revelation of who Jesus is and who you are in Him — because until you know the Anointed One, you'll never fully step into your anointing.If you've been wondering about your purpose or feel stuck, this message will unclog your faith and launch you forward.

Tune in as Pastor Gregory Pope delivers a stirring message. Today, Pastor Gregory challenges every believer to never give up on anyone and to share the good news wherever the Holy Spirit leads. You carry the message of Jesus. Be bold. Be obedient. Be an ambassador.