Prayer is not where you try to manipulate god into seeing things your way. Prayer is where you discover God's will and unite yourself to it. Learn more in this fourth installment of the Four Pillars of the First Church

The Lord's Supper was the centerpiece of Sunday services in the first century church. But why? What did it do for the churh community? And what does it offer the church today?

When Luke records the four pillars of the first century Church in Acts 2:42, Fellowship is second only to truth. Listen here to explore koinonia in it's deepest sense.

Acts 2:42 describes the four pillars the first century church was built on. Doctrine, Fellowship, Communion, and Prayers.

This is part one of Pastor Jonathan's teaching series to the New England Diocese of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World.

Look beyond your circumstances- through the binoculars of faith. Rest in the deep sleep God places on you and allow him to be the surety of the covenant.

Prince Jonathan enters into a blood covenant with a shepherd boy named David. This sermon explores how the Celtic Christian notion of Anamchara- or soul friendship- is born out in the warrior ethos of the Old Testament

Prince Jonathan makes a covenant with a shepherd boy named David that ultimately saves his son Mephibosheth.

Don't settle for living in a pastureless place when you belong at the King's table.