This week, we are going to discuss what the cost of the anointing is, and how it's necessary four our ability to walk into God's anointing in our lives.
Have you ever asked yourself the questions, “What is MY purpose?” “Why am I here?” “What is there for me?” or “What is my calling?” God never places us somewhere for nothing. He's in the business of placing us in the right place at the right time. Even when it may seem like the wrong place at the wrong time.
Let's take a deeper look into the principles of conflict that Jesus provides in Matthew chapter 7 in the sermon on the mount.
There’s something powerful about pausing to look back—and realizing that every answered prayer, every life changed, every miracle you’ve witnessed came from the faithful hand of God.In this opening message of our Forward by Faith series, we’re celebrating what God has done while believing Him for even greater things ahead. Using Psalm 126 and Ephesians 3:20–21, we’re reminded that God’s past faithfulness is proof of His future power.
This message challenges us to trust God even when we can’t see what He’s doing. Faith doesn’t deny reality—it depends on a greater one. Faith isn’t pretending—it’s believing in the unseen hand of God that’s still at work in your story.
In Week 3 of our Unseen: Faith Beyond the Evidence series, we look at Thomas’ declaration in John 20:28 — “My Lord and my God!” After his encounter with the risen Christ, Thomas moves from doubt to worship, showing us that real grace always calls for action.
In Week 2 of our Unseen: Faith Beyond the Evidence series, we follow Thomas—once known for his doubt—as he meets the risen Christ face to face. His story shows us that doubt doesn’t disqualify you; it can actually position you for a life-changing encounter with Jesus.
In this first message of the new series “UNSEEN: Faith Beyond the Evidence,” we meet Thomas, a disciple who struggled with doubt after Jesus’ resurrection. His story reminds us that doubt doesn’t disqualify us—it can actually become the soil where real faith grows.
We’ve all been there—moments of weakness, mistakes we can’t undo, choices that haunt us. Failure is part of the human story. But failure does not have to be final.In this final message of the How to Pray When… series, we look at Psalm 51 and the story of King David’s greatest moral collapse. Instead of hiding, deflecting, or excusing, David shows us how to bring our failure before God in honest, humble prayer.
How do you pray when God seems silent? Waiting is one of the hardest parts of the Christian life. Whether you’re waiting for healing, a breakthrough, a relationship to be restored, or an unanswered prayer to come through—seasons of waiting can feel overwhelming.
What do you do when you’re too angry to pray? When frustration with life—or even with God—feels too heavy to bring before Him? Asaph’s journey from bitterness to renewed trust reminds us that God is the true scorekeeper, and in the end, He makes all things right. Your anger doesn’t have to drive you away from God—it can lead you deeper into His presence.
When life presses in, you don’t need self-help tips—you need shelter, stability, and peace in Jesus. If you’re in a storm, struggling under the weight of life, or feeling like you’re about to break, this message will show you how to pray your way into God’s peace.
You can admire a house on a sunny day—but only a storm reveals its true foundation. In the closing words of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus warns that every life is being built on something…and storms will expose whether it’s the Rock or the sand.
When Jesus spoke about the narrow gate and the broad road, He wasn’t giving us a nice metaphor—He was issuing a warning of eternal significance. In Matthew 7:13–23, He makes it clear: not everyone who looks spiritual, sounds religious, or even does ministry will enter the Kingdom of Heaven.
Are you ready? That’s the question at the heart of this powerful and prophetic message from Isaiah 58:9–12. In a world where the walls of faith, family, and the next generation are being breached, God is calling His people to rise up as Repairers of the Breach and Restorers of Streets with Dwellings.
In a world quick to judge and slow to understand, Jesus calls us to something higher: Judge rightly. Love boldly. In this message from Matthew 7:1–12, we explore one of the most quoted—and most misunderstood—verses in Scripture, “Judge not, that you be not judged.”Discover how Jesus connects humble judgment, wise discernment, persistent prayer, and the Golden Rule into a single kingdom lifestyle. Learn why removing the “plank” from your own eye isn’t about avoiding truth, but about preparing to speak it with grace.
In this powerful message titled "Secret Strength", we explore Jesus' teaching on the spiritual disciplines of giving, praying, and fasting from Matthew 6:1–18. These aren’t just suggestions—they’re expectations for every follower of Christ. But Jesus calls us to practice them in secret, not for public applause, but for eternal rewards from our Heavenly Father.
Why do our words matter? Even in our personal relationships, our goal must be to please God. Today, we will be taking a look at another three areas of personal relationships.
Luke 6 tells us that “out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.” Eventually what is in our heart will come out of our mouth. For the next couple of weeks, in our series the “Summer on the Mount”, we are going to take a look at personal relationships and “Matters of the Heart”.