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This Sunday, Pastor Dale reminded us that Resurrection Culture is a culture of wonder, living open to the possibility of amazement. Without wonder, we are pone to disengagement and settling for less, convinced there's nothing worth pursuing. But true wonder is rooted in curiosity and the courage to take risks, knowing the resurrection secures our identity as a child of God. It frees us to move from skepticism to awe.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale continued the Resurrection Culture series by addressing the cycles of fear we often find ourselves stuck in. We begin guarding our hearts for protection, but over time, this defense can distort our perspective. The stories we tell ourselves grow louder and more convincing, leaving us anxious and isolated. Jesus invites us into a cycle of peace: through compassion, curiosity, communing, and empowerment. If the resurrection is true, what do we have to fear?

Doubt doesn't have to hold us back Jesus understands and he helps us find our way.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the significance of our being "positioned" to receive greater revelation from God. His desire is for ALL His children to grow in the knowledge and understanding of Him. However, not all will. This is no fault of God. Rather, a lack of growth is due to action - or inaction - on the part of the believer. By showing interest in, paying attention to, and honoring the revelation we have already received, we position ourselves to receive more from God.

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale discusses how revelation knowledge is the key to advancing in our Christian walk. God desires for His children to learn and grow. However, we must be "open to know" before He will reveal more to us.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Dale walked us through the unexpected responses to Jesus' resurrection and what He invites us into.

In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on the glory of God, continuing the topic of last week's Resurrection Sunday sermon. As born-again believers, God's glory has risen upon us, resides within us, and shines through us. We are no longer poor, wretched sinners. We are new creatures. Because of the transformative power released through Christ's death, burial, and resurrection, we are now beacons of light radiating the goodness of God - His glory - into an increasingly dark world. Now is time for the Church to arise and shine!

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on how, as born-again believers, our voices have the ability to release the power of God as we praise Him and profess His Word. Expressive paise lays the foundation for the strength of God to be made manifest in our lives, while profession sows His Word into our hearts as seed, positioning us to reap a harvest. Spiritual things are voice-activated, and the voice of the believer has tremendous potential to impact the earth for the glory of God.

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In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Dale ministers on the impact and importance of coming up higher with our praise. On the occasion of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem, the people along the way praised Him openly with loud voices and expressive, joyful demonstrations of worship, including laying palm fronds in His path. If these celebrated so passionately what the Messiah would accomplish even BEFORE His victory over death, hell, and the grave at Calvary, how much more should WE praise Him now that His earthly assignment has been fulfilled and our redemption secured?

In this message, Pastor Dale discusses the two prayers Paul gives in his letter to the Ephesians. As modern day believers, we, too, can benefit from praying as Paul did for our own churches - and for ourselves. By doing so in faith, we can expect to come to know AND experience the hope, inheritance, and greatness of God's power that has been made available to us in Christ.

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In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on how the same power that raised Christ from the dead now resides within us as born-again believers. The salvation experience not only sealed our place in heaven and saved us from hell, it also infused us with resurrection power that enables us to walk victoriously throughout our earthly life. We ARE a powerful people, not in our own strength, but by the power that works within us. We do not need to "pray God's power down" into the earth. His power already resides WITHIN every born-again believer!

In this final lesson of the series, Pastor Dale emphasizes the importance of believers following the inward peace of God, rather than fleshly emotions, using the biblical accounts of David and Saul as examples. The enemy will push us to respond to circumstances based on our emotions, often using fear, rage, anxiety, and the like to pressure us into making hasty choices. In contrast, the Lord always leads with peace and joy. Choosing to follow His peaceful guidance keeps us from fleshly decisions and assures we stay on HIS course for our life. 

Suffering is a part of life. God works through suffering to help us find Him, find ourselves, and our value and purpose in life. (Mt 16:21-28)

Continuing his message from two weeks ago (March 9), Pastor Dale ministers on the opposition that often precedes spiritual advancement in the life of the believer. Do not allow the storms and contrary winds of the enemy distract you or stall your progress. Instead, let the pressure serve as a sign to look around for the open door to your next level. You may be standing closer to the threshold than you realize!

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the importance of holding onto our peace in every circumstance. Satan will utilize every available opportunity to steal our peace by moving us into the mental arena of worry, anxiety, strife, and the like. As such, we must be diligent to guard our hearts and minds against his attacks by refusing to entertain negative thoughts and imaginations that set themselves against the truth of God's Word.

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This week, Pastor Dale continued The Things We Carry by exploring the things we've inherited from previous generations, whether we asked for them or not. The blessings, sins, and patterns of our families, going back generations, can profoundly shape who we are today. At the same time, following Jesus well means putting off the sinful patterns of our family of origin and relearning how to live in God's way as part of His family.

Pastor Dale continues our series "Prayer in Weakness" with a sermon from 2 Corinthians 3:1-6.

In this message, Pastor Dale addresses the importance of born-again believers developing an accurate spiritual self-image based on God's Word, as well as the dangers of falling into self-righteousness. Just as we must avoid the temptation to become dependent on works to maintain our right standing with the Father, we must also resist the urge to continue viewing ourselves as the “poor old sinners” we once were. Both are bondage. To come up higher into the plan God has for our lives, we must know - and be willing to receive as fully ours - who we are and what we have in Christ.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on how to cultivate a life of peace. Although God has freely given us His peace, our cooperation is required to receive this gift. As with any other blessing promised to the born-again believer - such as healing, prosperity, etc. - we must mix our faith with God's Word in order to activate His promises in our lives.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale kicked off The Things We Carry by unpacking the Biblical idea of nasah: to take with us, pick up, lift, or carry. Along the way, we all pick up things—some inherited, some chosen, and some absorbed from the world around us. Whether it's generational burdens, attempts to satisfy deep longings, the relentless pace of Silicon Valley, or the tension between fatalism and faith, these things shape what we carry. But to move forward, we must assess what is in our pack, letting go of what weighs us down so we can nasah the name of God well.

In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on the opposition that arises against believers, particularly during times of elevation and growth. Satan will always oppose our spiritual advancement, and it is our responsibility to resist him. To reach the next level, we must "press against the press" of the enemy and aggressively pursue God's call for us to come up higher.

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the supernatural realms of peace available to the children of God. Such levels of peace go above and beyond anything the children of the world can experience and sometimes even defying natural understanding. The peace of God resides within every born again believer. However, drawing it out is our responsibility and often requires mind renewal and the realignment of wrong mindsets and patterns of thought.

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This Sunday, Pastor Dale spoke to us about Moses' staff, a symbol of divine presence and authority. God asks us to throw it down, letting go of what we have been relying on and then pick it up again, raising God's power against those in opposition to Him. Ultimately, God works through people who are willing to be held up and who are willing to hold up another.

The culture and environments we set determine the outcomes we get. Join us today as Pastor Dale gives us keys to creating a healthy culture for healing in your life.Click this link to download today's show notes:"Creating A Culture For Healing Notes"

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This Sunday, Pastor Dale spoke about walking through the Wilderness. As he reminded us, God doesn't just want to bring His people out of Egypt, He wants to get Egypt out of His people. That's why He leads us through the Wilderness. In the Wilderness, God uses daily rhythms to heal us, feed us, and set us free—but we have to step out and gather.

In this episode, Pastor Dale Partridge dives into the distinctions between Biblical Patriarchy and Complementarianism. He explains how Patriarchy is rooted in nature as a fixed and unchanging design, while Complementarianism focuses on flexible and fluid roles. Pastor Dale will discusses how the framework of Complementarianism has contributed to the rise of feminism within the church and broader culture, offering thought-provoking insights into these important theological concepts.

This week in the Rescued series, Pastor Dale asked: What does it tuly mean to be free? Freedom is a journey, requiring us to leave something behind. God was not just getting the people out of Egypt, but getting Egypt out of the people, showing us that freedom from something opens the door to freedom to something greater.

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This week, Pastor Dale walked us through the beginning of the Exodus story, reminding us that God's methods often surprise us. It's easy to focus on when God will move and miss the how. In the opening of Exodus, we see that God works in unpredictable and comprehensive ways, often using unexpected people and circumstances to fulfill His mission. Pastor Dale encouraged us to let go and trust, giving ourselves a front-row seat to God's work. As you take faithful steps forward, you can trust Him to handle the rest.