Have you ever questioned your purpose? We want God to use us, but we don’t always know where to begin. At times, it’s easy to feel like we’re walking in complete darkness without a path to move forward. But it may be that the darkness you feel you are in, is really God overshadowing you for a greater purpose.

In this installment of, "Choosing the Kingdom Life," Pastor Derek shares of the importance staying focused in our relationship with Christ.

There are times we need to be reminded our prayer should not be "bless me," but instead, "send me." Let us not become so comfortable that we forget there is a harvest to be won and people that need to know Jesus Christ. We were saved so we could share!

This week guest speaker, Matt General from 420 Ministries, shares about being steadfast in our identity in the Kingdom of God. It doesn't matter how old you are or what you feel like your limitations are, God has a plan to work through you to bring His glory to the earth.

When the Disciples saw Jesus walking on water, it was really an invitation that called His people to the depths of who God is. But in order to experience the deep things, they first had to take a step of faith out of the comfort around them. This weeks message talks about taking that step and leaning into the deeper things of God. You were made for the deep!

This week, Andrew McKeen helps us dig into scripture to understand more of what "Choosing the Kingdom Life" looks like. As believers, we should not pick and choose what areas of our lives we allow the Lord into; He wants every part. A fully devoted life, even when it's difficult, is what He will use as a testimony to the world around us.

Many times we see a need or a task and think it's impossible to be done. But what seems impossible to us is just something simple to God. In this final installment of, "Making Room for More," we see how continuing to dig spiritual ditches, even when we don't see immediate results, is not for the mundane, but it's digging for the miraculous.

A lot of believers want elevation, but God is waiting on our emptiness first. This week we continue to learn about what it means to make room for more and spiritually expand. We take a look at Daniel and the three Hebrew boys and how through their obedience to fast, God was able to elevate them to a place of influence and favor.

Our thought life is important. It's what shapes our words and actions. That's why it's essential to living a Kingdom life that we take on the mind of Christ. Listen to Part 2 of "Choosing the Kingdom Life" to see how through intentional living our thoughts can reflect His.

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The past couple of weeks, we've talked about the call and anointing for expansion. This week Pastor Derek shares how the keys to expansion are through fasting and prayer. It's what sharpens us. Its what puts the superficial aside and opens up the supernatural. It's how we "make room for more."