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Resting In Gods Approval: Embracing Identity Through Christ | Echo | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Easter 2024 | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Palm Sunday 2024 | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Ephesians 5 | From Dust To Glory | Refresh | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Ephesians 4 | Go Low | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Ephesians 3 | I Understood The Assignment | Refresh | Pastor Sandra Anderson by Mike Signorelli

Ephesians 2 | Complete Breakdown | Refresh | Pastor Jocelyn Perez by Mike Signorelli

Ephesians 1 | Complete Breakdown | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Follow along with this series in Pastor Mike's sermon notes! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yfs20KPo-KXCV3AEoVVxlT3yTIF7J-2a9LZxP1Ucs8g/edit

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Follow along with Pastor Mike's notes from this sermon series! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yfs20KPo-KXCV3AEoVVxlT3yTIF7J-2a9LZxP1Ucs8g/edit?usp=sharing

Follow along with the Book of James reading plan and notes! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yfs20KPo-KXCV3AEoVVxlT3yTIF7J-2a9LZxP1Ucs8g/edit?usp=sharing

In this sermon, Pastor Mike dives into the introduction of the book of James, exploring the profound wisdom shared by James. The emphasis on humility, acknowledging the hierarchical levels in the Kingdom, and the significance of facing tests and challenges with gratitude are highlighted. James encourages bold and timely prayer, emphasizing the role of tests in developing a deeper relationship with the Father. The call to cheer when others succeed underscores a belief in God's ultimate control over outcomes. Life's challenges are viewed as opportunities for growth, and the importance of guarding against internal temptations is emphasized. James reminds us that every good gift comes from heaven, urging listeners to desire gifts from that divine source. Practical advice on reacting to news and the transformative power of aligning with God's Word is explored. The sermon concludes with a reflection on true religion, emphasizing reaching out to the needy and guarding against corruption. Join us as we uncover the timeless wisdom of James and its relevance to our lives today.

Vision Sunday | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

2024 V1 Church Prophetic Service by Mike Signorelli

The wise men: Stopped Observed Understood what they observed Moved on what they understood Went on a journey to Christ. They were WISE + WILD. Wild without wisdom = foolish Wisdom with being wild= cowardly God is looking for those who will stop and see what He's doing and move. Take a journey

In this sermon, we delve into the profound narrative of Jesus' genealogy, birth in humility, and the transformative power of prayer. Matthew 1:1-17 traces the lineage of Jesus, showcasing unexpected figures and emphasizing that God's plan transcends boundaries. Join us as we uncover the richness of this heritage, the unexpected characters, and the overarching theme of divine strength found in humility and prayer. Segment 1: Unexpected Inclusions in Jesus' Genealogy Matthew's genealogy challenges conventions by including women and non-Jewish figures. Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba, all with diverse backgrounds, demonstrate that God's promises are for everyone, regardless of lineage. Matthew underscores that belonging to God's family is about belief, not solely about blood ties. Segment 2: Symbolism of Fourteen and Divine Rest Matthew's use of the number fourteen symbolizes completeness in God's redemptive plan. The sets of fourteen generations imply that Jesus is our Sabbath rest, emphasizing the culmination of God's work. The lineage, filled with flawed individuals, illustrates God's ability to work through weaknesses to fulfill His will. Segment 3: Born in Poverty, Crowned in Humility Exploring Luke 2:1-7, we witness the humility of Jesus' birth in a stable, challenging worldly expectations. Even in poverty, Jesus embodies divine strength. His birth becomes a testament to strength flourishing in humility, inspiring us to reevaluate our own measures of strength. Segment 4: The Power of Prayer and Divine Dependence Luke 5:15-16 reveals Jesus' practice of withdrawing to pray, showcasing not weakness but a powerful acknowledgment of divine dependence. In prayer, Jesus found strength, guidance, and a profound connection with God. We discuss the transformative power of prayer and how it can be a source of strength in our lives. Embracing Divine Strength in Vulnerability As we reflect on Jesus' imperfect lineage, humble birth, and prayerful dependence, let's recognize that our weaknesses are gateways for God's strength. May this truth resonate in our hearts, empowering us to navigate our journeys with humility and reliance on divine strength. Tune in to discover the profound stories behind Jesus' lineage, the significance of his humble birth, and the enduring power of prayer in shaping His journey on Earth. Keywords: Jesus genealogy, divine strength, humility, prayer, unexpected inclusions, Matthew 1:1-17, Luke 2:1-7, redemptive plan, completeness, vulnerability, strength in weakness.

Point 1: The Weight of Unmet Expectations Scripture: 2 Samuel 13:22 (ESV) "Absalom spoke to Amnon neither good nor bad, for Absalom hated Amnon, because he had violated his sister Tamar." Absalom's silence echoes the weight of unfulfilled expectations. Discover the dangers of harboring resentment and hatred when expectations go unmet. Learn from Absalom's failure to address issues directly, emphasizing the importance of open communication and resolution aligned with God's principles. Point 2: Consequences of Unexpressed Emotions Scripture: Proverbs 14:30 (ESV) "A tranquil heart gives life to the flesh, but envy makes the bones rot." Explore how Absalom's unexpressed emotions led to envy and inner decay. Understand the danger of unspoken feelings and the call to express emotions in healthy ways. Gain insights into handling shattered expectations with reliance on God's guidance. Point 3: Finding Redemption Through God's Grace Scripture: Psalm 34:18 (ESV) "The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit." Absalom's tragic story unfolds, but it's not without hope. Discover the abundant grace available in times of brokenness. Learn to turn to the Lord with a contrite heart, finding solace and redemption amid the consequences of unmet expectations. Conclusion: Reflect on Absalom's journey and examine your own heart and relationships. Uncover the dangers of unmet and unexpressed expectations, choosing a path of open communication and reliance on God's grace. Navigate life's challenges with resilience, knowing that hope rests in the One who is near to the brokenhearted. May God bless you abundantly as you navigate the complexities of expectations, cultivating a life rooted in love, communication, and reliance on Him. Amen. Additional Insight: Resentment leads to avoidance. Explore the biblical context of Talmai, king of Geshur, and his daughter Maacah's marriage to David. Understand the political alliances of that time and the implications for Absalom's mixed heritage, influencing his actions in the biblical narrative.

Help! I Have A Toxic Family | Family Matters | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Embark on a profound journey through faith as we conclude our series, delving into the decision to follow Christ with an unwavering commitment. Unraveling the tapestry of belief, we explore the historical significance of blood— from the Old Testament's sacrificial system to the transformative power of Christ's blood in the New Testament. Old Testament Sacrificial System: Leviticus 17:11 reveals the atoning power of blood, symbolizing life offered in lieu of the sinner's. We journey back to Passover, where the blood of the lamb foreshadowed a vital principle: being covered by the blood as a shield. Exposition: The Historical Connection Exodus 12:13 portrays blood as a sign, protecting those covered. This exchange, blood for blood, initiates a concept of grace—questioning who bears the cost. Tension: From Old to New In the New Testament, a shift from animal sacrifices to Christ's blood is evident. Hebrews 9 emphasizes the necessity of blood for forgiveness, drawing a powerful parallel between the Old and New Covenants. Resolution: A Personal Decision— It's a SOUND Revelation 7:9-16 depicts a multitude, redeemed by the Lamb's blood. The conclusion emphasizes a personal decision to accept Christ—a conscious choice echoing the sound of protection in times of trouble. Conclusion: The Sound of Trouble Passes The series concludes with the blood as a sign, a sound, and a sanctifier. It marks our covenant with God, echoes through history as a reminder of sacrifice and love, and sanctifies us for a purpose beyond ourselves. Join us as we exit with the assurance that the decision to follow Christ, sealed with His blood, covers, protects, and transforms. This truth, a sign, a sound, and a sanctifier, resonates in our hearts as we step into the world.

You WILL Move Forward NOW | I Have Decided | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Explore the journey of promotion and its challenges through biblical insights, focusing on three snares: Offense, Relapse, and False Relationships. Discover parallels with figures like Enoch, Elijah, and Jesus, and understand the contrast between upward and downward paths as highlighted in verses from Isaiah and Proverbs. Delve into guidance on forgiveness, resisting familiar sins, and discerning relationships aligned with biblical principles. The narrative emphasizes vigilance against Satan's snares, relying on the Word of God as a guide. Psalm 119:105 underscores the importance of Scripture, urging resistance against obstacles and faith in God's greater plan. The call is to prayer for discernment, strength, and grace on the journey to promotion. Additionally, general principles from the Bible on promotion are outlined, rooted in faithfulness, service, alignment with God's will, character development, stewardship, faith, trust, and God's sovereignty. The journey to promotion, as depicted in the Bible, may not always align with worldly success but encompasses spiritual growth, increased responsibility, and influence for the advancement of God's kingdom.

Revival Services at The Space in Westbury, NY

Mass Deliverance Service | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

"The Domino Effect" In this sermon, we delve into the profound and enduring impact of discipleship, tracing its roots from the teachings of Jesus to the ongoing legacy it leaves for us today. Introduction Hugh Ross highlights the universe's ultimate purpose, ordained by God, and its eventual replacement. References Matthew 24:35 (ESV) and Revelation 21:1 (ESV) underline the lasting nature of heaven and earth in God's grand plan. Jesus' Discipleship Approach Matthew 4:19's call to become "fishers of men" reflects Jesus' intention to guide disciples in a transformative journey. Emphasizes the notion that our identity surpasses our daily occupations or means of sustenance. Personal anecdotes can illuminate the profound impact of a mentor or teacher in our lives. Three Stages of Discipleship in Jesus' Ministry Calling and Relationship Building Exploration of key moments when Jesus called and nurtured relationships with His disciples. Teaching and Miracles A closer look at how Jesus utilized parables and miracles as essential teaching tools. Commissioning and Sending Highlighting Jesus' commissioning of disciples to continue the work of the Kingdom. The Domino Effect Continues: Early Church Underlining the role of apostles in carrying forward the legacy of discipleship. Reference to Acts 2:42, which emphasizes the early church's devotion to teaching and fellowship. Challenges and Perseverance in Making Disciples Discussion of the obstacles faced by the early church in their journey of making disciples. The spotlight on instances of unwavering faith and determination in the face of adversity. Personal Story: Overcoming Challenges Sharing a personal narrative that illustrates the resilience experienced in one's personal journey of discipleship. Our Role in the Ongoing Domino Effect The importance of recognizing that the domino effect of discipleship initiated by Jesus persists. The significance of 2 Timothy 2:2, urging active participation in the transmission of this enduring message. Conveying the idea that discipleship is a continuous, multi-generational process. Overall Theme The thread that runs through the narrative is the enduring nature of discipleship, which transcends time and generations, leaving a lasting legacy for us all.

Plan→ Promise→ Preparation → Peril → Pinnacle. Scripture: Genesis 12:1-3 (Call of Abram) "In Genesis, we find God's call to Abram as the starting point of a redemptive plan, a call to embark on a journey of faith." Section 1: Unveiling the Mysterious Nephilim Genesis 6:1-4 recounts the enigmatic Nephilim, perhaps fallen angels who took human form. Theologians suggest these beings sought to thwart the Messiah's arrival, revealing the intricate interplay between the supernatural and human history. Section 2: Israelites' Journey through the Wilderness Scripture: Exodus 13:17-18 (Wilderness route) "The wilderness, a place of preparation, serves as a backdrop to God's promise and a testing ground for the Israelites." Section 3: God's Call for Justice and Humility Scripture: Micah 6:8 (Prophetic voice) "Micah's message reminds us of God's continuous call for justice, mercy, and humility." Section 4: Transition to Jesus' Ministry Scripture: Matthew 4:17 (Jesus' proclamation of the Kingdom) "Jesus' ministry picks up the Kingdom theme from the Old Testament, declaring its arrival." Section 5: Jesus' Healing and Restoration Ministry Scripture: Matthew 9:35-36 (Jesus' compassion) "Jesus' healing ministry continues God's redemptive plan, emphasizing restoration." Section 6: Seeking the Kingdom of God Scripture: Matthew 6:33 (Seek first the Kingdom) "In Jesus' teachings, the Kingdom of God takes center stage—our highest priority." Section 7: Early Christian Community and Resurrection Hope Scripture: Acts 2:42-47 (Life in the early Christian community) "Early Christians exemplify unity and fellowship, echoing Israel's hope for the Promised Land." Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:20-22 (Resurrection hope) "The resurrection hope mirrors the Israelites' longing for ultimate redemption." Section 8: Our Role in God's Narrative Scripture: Ephesians 2:10 (God's workmanship) "We are integral to God's ongoing work of redemption, created for good works." Scripture: Revelation 21:1-5 (Future hope) "The ultimate hope is in God's final restoration, a new heaven, and a new earth." Conclusion "Our lives are woven into the divine narrative: Promise, Preparation, Peril, and Pinnacle. Our journey continues the story of redemption."

In this enlightening podcast episode, we embark on a journey to uncover the mysteries surrounding Satan and delve deep into the biblical narrative that surrounds his origin and fall. We start with a glimpse into Satan's creation as a holy angel, beautifully depicted in Ezekiel 28:12-14, where we learn of his wisdom and perfection in beauty. He was, at one time, an anointed guardian cherub in the presence of God Himself. Isaiah 14:12 introduces us to the possible pre-fall name of Satan, often referred to as "Lucifer" in Latin, signifying the "shining one" or "star of the morning." Satan's fall from grace stemmed from his pride, as conveyed in Isaiah 14:13-14 and Ezekiel 28:15. These passages paint a vivid picture of his rebellion and his audacious desire to exalt himself above God, marked by the infamous "I will" statements. Moving forward, we explore Satan's role as the ruler of this world, citing John 12:31, 2 Corinthians 4:4, and Ephesians 2:2. These verses emphasize how he blinds the minds of unbelievers and influences the course of this world. We further scrutinize Satan's attributes, including his role as an accuser (Revelation 12:10), a tempter (Matthew 4:3, 1 Thessalonians 3:5), and a deceiver (Genesis 3, Revelation 20:3), highlighting his opposition to God and his crafty methods. Our discussion extends into three categories for Satan and demons: Hidden and Strategic Advantage: We explore how atheism and a Christian worldview without a theology of warfare can be strategic advantages for Satan. Revealed, but Counterfeit: We uncover how Satan can disguise himself as an angel of light and how this deception manifests in false religions, occult practices, and witchcraft. Unmasked and Exposed: We share a compelling story of a house visit involving a ghostly encounter and reference 1 John 4:1 and Ephesians 5:11, urging discernment and exposure of spiritual deception. To truly understand the source of our problems, we dissect our created nature, comprising a physical body, a soul, and a spirit. We emphasize the need to crucify the desires of the body, renew the mind, and allow the regenerated spirit to guide us, referencing James 1:21 and Romans 8:9-11. Join us in this thought-provoking exploration of Satan, demons, and the spiritual warfare that shapes our world. Learn how discernment and spiritual transformation can lead us towards a path of righteousness and enlightenment. Tune in now for a captivating discussion that will leave you with a deeper understanding of these complex spiritual concepts.

Your Spirit in Heaven or Hell Explained | Ghost Pt 1 | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

I DECREE: Our children will be saved! I join with the parents of V1 Church to declare — As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. I DECREE Our sons and daughters will prophesy Our old men will dream dreams Every Generation will experience an outpouring of God's presence I DECREE We will operate in Wisdom, Revelation, Knowledge I DECREE We will infiltrate every aspect of the arts and entertainment and usher in a new renaissance that utilizes mediums of video, poetry and prose, painting, and music to tell of the gospel in cutting edge ways I DECREE We will develop technologies and lead at the forefront of industries that have long been dominated by those who create, but do not know the creator. We will leverage, advance, and innovate technologies that place the church at the front gate again. I DECREE We will raise up and release kingdom entrepreneurs that understand how to speak the languages of culture, yet establish the culture of Heaven. They will become a river movement that funds initiatives for the saving of millions of souls. I DECREE Women will not be silenced by the rhetoric of demonic doctrines. A golden megaphone will be placed on the messages that God is speaking through his daughters in this house in this hour! I DECREE Men will rise up into the fulness of their role to protect and provision households that serve as embassies of heaven in towns and cities around the world. Men who shift atmospheres. Men who break chains. Men who release the God-ordained potential of those around them I DECREE WE ARE THE REVIVAL GENERATION FORETOLD BY MOTHERS AND FATHERS IN THE FAITH. I DECREE The next domino has dropped and the days we've prayed for have begun today!

WEEK 3 | I

The Church can face significant challenges that hinder its mission. To prevent these pitfalls, it must remain steadfast in its original purpose, foster love and unity, resist worldly influences, uphold sound doctrine, engage in outreach, maintain accountability, and embrace necessary adaptation. Loses Sight of Its Purpose: The Church's effectiveness diminishes when it strays from its primary purpose of worshiping God, making disciples, and serving others. The Early Church's devotion to these principles exemplified its success. Fails to Love and Unify: A lack of love, unity, and forgiveness among believers impedes the Church's impact. Jesus emphasized that love for one another is a hallmark of true discipleship, and Ephesians encourages maintaining unity in the Spirit. Embraces the World's Values: Compromising biblical principles for worldly values and practices dims the Church's light. Romans 12:2 urges believers not to conform to the world's standards but to be transformed by God's truth. Neglects Sound Doctrine: Failing to uphold and teach sound biblical doctrine can lead to confusion and doctrinal error within the Church. Second Timothy warns against seeking teachings that suit personal preferences. Neglects Outreach: An insular focus on internal matters can cause the Church to neglect its mission to reach the lost. The Great Commission in Matthew 28:18-20 underscores the importance of outreach and ministry to others. Lacks Accountability: A lack of accountability among leaders and members can lead to moral failures and damage the Church's credibility. First Timothy provides guidance on handling accusations within the church. Fails to Adapt: Resistance to necessary change or failing to adapt to evolving needs can hinder the Church's effectiveness. Embracing change and new opportunities can help the Church thrive. The Church must remain true to its original purpose, foster love and unity, resist worldly influences, uphold sound doctrine, engage in outreach, maintain accountability, and embrace necessary adaptation to fulfill its mission effectively in today's world.

In a world filled with opinions, emotions, and deceptions, the Church stands as a beacon of truth, accountability, and Holy Spirit boldness. Amidst the allure of celebrity and the shadows of division and anxiety, the Church embodies humility, unity, and freedom. This is the story of the Church, its challenges, its identity, and its leadership. Part 1: The Early Church and Its Evolution Before the emergence of the Catholic Church, early Christianity thrived in diverse forms: House Churches: Believers gathered in intimate house churches for worship and fellowship. Local Leadership: Each house church had its own leadership structure, often including elders and deacons. Apostolic Authority: The apostles' teachings were central, and their letters became part of the New Testament. Unity Amid Diversity: Despite theological variations, a core teaching about Jesus Christ united early Christians. Persecution: Roman and Jewish persecution fostered solidarity among believers. Eucharistic Celebrations: Communion symbolized unity in Christ. Growing Organization: As Christianity spread, larger communities and formal structures emerged. The transition to the centralized Catholic Church took centuries, marked by theological debates, councils, and historical events. Part 2: The Church's Failures The Church can falter when it: Loses Sight of Its Purpose: Distraction from worship, discipleship, and service diminishes effectiveness. Fails in Love and Unity: A lack of love and forgiveness among believers hinders the Church's impact. Embraces Worldly Values: Compromising biblical principles weakens its witness. Neglects Sound Doctrine: Failure to teach biblical truth leads to doctrinal confusion. Becomes Exclusive: Judgmental attitudes repel seekers. Neglects Outreach: Insularity hampers fulfilling the Great Commission. Lacks Accountability: Leaders' moral failures damage credibility. Fails to Adapt: Resistance to necessary change hinders effectiveness. Prioritizes Tradition Over Truth: Stagnation occurs when tradition overshadows biblical truth. Neglects the Poor and Needy: Failure to care for the marginalized contradicts Christ's teachings. Part 3: Belonging to a Church Belonging to a church means: Identification with the Body of Christ: Joining a community of believers following Jesus. Spiritual Family: Becoming part of a spiritual family for mutual growth. Accountability: Committing to support and be accountable to fellow believers. Participation: Actively engaging in church life. Spiritual Growth: Prioritizing personal and collective spiritual growth. Worship and Service: Joining in worship, service, and the Great Commission. Community and Fellowship: Finding support and fellowship. Stewardship: Giving time, talents, and resources. Alignment with Church Beliefs: Agreeing with church teachings. A Spiritual Journey: Growing in faith and discipleship with fellow believers. Part 4: The Church's Leadership The Church is led by: Jesus Christ: Recognized as the Head and ultimate authority. Apostles: Their teachings guide the early Church. Shepherds / Elders: Local leaders who shepherd and oversee the flock. Under-Shepherds: Those who follow Christ's example. Siblings: A reminder of the familial bond among believers. Conclusion: The Church, despite its imperfections, remains a powerful force for good when it aligns with its divine purpose, overcomes its failures, welcomes believers into a spiritual family, and follows Christ's leadership. Just as intertwined roots support towering redwoods, the Church's strength lies in unity, guided by the unchanging love of its Head, Jesus Christ.

The Power In The Wilderness | Parallels Pt 3 | Pastor Josh Hamstra by Mike Signorelli

Abolish Idols, Get Wisdom | Parallels Pt 3 | Pastor Sandra Anderson by Mike Signorelli

1 Samuel 30 | Overcoming Rejection | Parallels Pt 3 | Pastor Patrick Francis by Mike Signorelli

John 20 | Undeniable Proof Of Jesus' Resurrection | Parallels Pt 2 | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

The Head Of Goliath | Parallels Pt 2 | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

John 6 | Parallels Pt 2 | Pastor Mike SIgnorelli by Mike Signorelli

Faith It Forward | Parallels Pt 2 | Pastor Jocelyn Perez by Mike Signorelli

1 Timothy 5 | Parallels Pt 1 | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Bad Dads Of The Bible | Parallels Pt 1 | Pastor Julie Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Week 2 | Parallels Pt 1 | Pastor Patrick Francis by Mike Signorelli

Parallels Week 1 | Pastor Chase Fleeman by Mike Signorelli

Revival Service | Prophet Leon Du Preez by Mike Signorelli

Confrontation Is Necessary | I Is For Impossible | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

The Power In Honoring Your Mother | I Is For Impossible | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

The Power Of Agreement | IMPOSSIBLE | Pastor Julie Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

The Physical Body Of Christ | The Real Jesus | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

Freedom From Worry And Anxiety | The Real Jesus | Pastor Mike Signorelli by Mike Signorelli

What Jesus Can't Do | The Real Jesus | Pastor Julie Signorelli by Mike Signorelli