Gods created mankind with the plan that we would have total dominion over the earth. Man's sin ruined everything and caused us to lose our claim on Gods purpose for us. Enter Jesus, the Son of God who came to earth as a man to redeem everything. We will find today that through Jesus, our capacity to walk in authority has been awakened and called upon to fulfill what God has always intended for mankind.

As we embark on a journey through Hebrews, we find a Jewish people who were considering going back to Judaism because it seemed more convenient and comfortable than following Jesus. So the author of Hebrews gives them a reminder: Jesus is above all. His name is greater than anything else in Heaven and on Earth. Don't count on anything or anyone else. Call upon the name of Jesus!

Wouldn't it be nice if mountains would just move out of our way? Our idea of moving a mountain is often staring at it long enough and hoping it will eventually move. Sometimes, however, God calls us to grab a shovel and start moving it one scoop at a time. In today's message, Pastor Brad explores the connection between faith and action.

When we want God to move our mountains, we cannot do it alone. We need to surround and to be surrounded by Godly wisdom and counsel to get to God's heart.

When dealing with mountains, sometimes we come face to face with a mountain we can't even see.  These spiritual mountains are strongholds that must be removed if we are going to live in the life God has for us!

Jesus said that of we have faith and do not doubt, we can tell a mountain to be thrown into the sea. So what happens if life experience doubt causes doubt in our hearts and minds? We'll find today that apparently Jesus can still work with that. We may just need to cry out "I believe; help my unbelief!"

What are you supposed to do when you come upon an immovable object? We can try to outsmart it, change course, get discouraged. But Jesus gave us a better way. He told us to ask, seek, and knock.

Jesus said that we need faith like a mustard seed to move mountains. A mustard seed. Why not a grain of sand or something else very small? There must be something specific about this seed that Jesus wanted us to know. Because apparently, it is the key to moving mountains.

No "mountain" in your life is too big for God. Nothing is too hard, too stuck or too broken for God to move.

Weve probably seen a sigh on a street corner that reads, "the end is near." Knowing the end is near and being ready for it are two different things.  We need to know more than what we are waiting for; we need to know how to wait for it.