Sunday Morning Message

Jesus has prepared a table for us that is connected to His covenant. His table is the place we receive what He has provided for us. If we bypass His table, we will chase after things that have already been provided which will leave us feeling empty and unfulfilled. His table is the place where we are filled. It's the place where we belong. And it's the place we are empowered to overcome the impossible.

God is less interested in what we're doing on the outside and way more interested in what's happening on the inside. He's always going after the heart. We must make sure our heart is fully surrendered and every area aligned with Jesus! From the heart flows all the issues of life. The decisions we make on the inside affects everything we do on the outside.

God is cleaning house and it's exciting! He longs for us to be who we really are! Let's make Jesus the master of our house!

Ultimate authority was given to Jesus and then given to us through the triumph of His resurrection. He invites the Church to partner with Him in reigning with authority through faith, intimacy in our connection with God, and obedience and surrender on this earth.

Authority submits to the Word of the Lord in a way that knows when to wait and when to act. Power is about what's in it for me. Authority is about what's available to me to bless the world around me.

Authority takes responsibility to enforce the word of the Lord, defending our birthright, and advancing the kingdom of God.

A legacy of serving like Christ and carrying His true authority is calling us forth, but we must stop reaching for the bowl of stew. An invitation to lay down our need to be seen is extended in this message as we expose and cast out the self-seeking, self-serving demonic agendas that destroy and divide.

The only correct response to what Jesus has done for us, being saved by grace, is an every day surrender to Jesus!

We must guard our heart with all diligence by being fully surrendered to God in every area of our life!

The struggle, personal issues, and continuous cycle of sin can always be traced back to a heart that's not fully surrendered.

The only way our mind can truly be renewed is if we are fully surrendered to the one who renews our mind, Jesus!

God is not waiting on us to do more. He is longing for an all-out surrendered heart, for us to be who we really are so we can be all He has created us to be.

Esau considered the loss of his birthright as inconsequential as long as he could possess the blessings of God.

The birthright contains the blessings of God, but also requires commitment to the family legacy of what God is doing on the earth.

We can sometimes experience a mistaken sense of freedom, as Esau did, when we seek to possess blessings without commitment and the power without accountability.

How can we value and steward our birthright and the blessings of God in divine order in our generation?

Victoriously laughing at the lies of the enemy and joyfully celebrating the unmatched rule and reign of Jesus Christ. We are moving into a new day as we receive fresh vision, new fire, and the refreshed filling of new wine from heaven.

We have freely received the Father's blessing from the Lord, freely we can give it away with our words of blessing.