As we continue building on Sacred Ground, we discover that God has every resource we will ever need. But even so, He invites us to partner with Him by making an investment in the process. In this message, we will discover the importance of our investment in our growth.

The journey to Sacred Ground isn't an easy one . If we are going to experience the fullness God has for us, we need to leave behind the comfort zone and answer His call to come up higher.

We naturally look at the timeline of history through the lens of our own life. History is what came before us and the future is what comes after us. What if we did more than just live for today? What if God were to use our lives as a prequel for someone else's story? Today, we will discover how God used Daniel's life to impact the king who released God's people into their destiny.

We are believing that God is going to break ground in lives this year. It is encouraging to hear the stories of how He is at work. We know that Jesus is able to do all things. But do you believe that He is able to work in your life? Today's message challenges us with that simple question: when it comes to YOUR life, is He able? 

When we partner with the spirit of God to maintain the soil of our heart and mind, and keep the conditions favorable for the seed to grow.  Then the overflow that comes from us will drop new seed on new ground all around us.

Continuing on with the parable of the sower, Jesus tells us that the third ground is one that is overwhelmed with thorns that are chocking out the plant. If we are going to see growth, we've got to deal with them. So, let's learn how to clear out the thorns.

As we continue the parable of the sower, today we look at the rocky ground.  With rocky ground, something happens on the surface, but a root system is never established.  We will examine what it takes to prepare the soil for good spiritual roots in our lives.

In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus told a story of four types of ground. Three of them prevented the work of God from happening in a person's life. Today, we look at the hardened path and discover what we need to do for that ground to be broken.

God is calling us to break ground this year.  Hosea 10:12 tells us to break up fallow ground.  But there are some destructive lies that are standing in the way of that happening: I can do it my way with my warriors.  If we are going to break ground, we have to move from MY to YOUR.

There is a ground that has been trod over the course of our lives. That ground has within it unhealthy places that present problems. Over time, we try to deal with the symptoms, but in doing so, we just make the ground harder. This year, God has called us to break that ground and discover the true deliverance of the Lord.