Austin Cathedral

The Father will allow us to go through challenges in order to help us grow, raise our expectations, and find our hope in Him.

He knocks at the door, inviting us to hear Him, enter in, and have communion with Him.

The reason Jesus was able to operate in such authoritah and power was because of His alignment to His Father. As we align ourselves with the Father, we truly begin to walk as Christ walked.

The work of the Cross makes a way for us to follow the same path Christ took, uniting with Him in death, in resurrection, in the Spirit, and in relationship to the Father.

There is no one like our God. And when we turn to Him – whether in triumph or in trial – we find that He truly is all we need.

As we abide in God, our deep connection to Him leads us out of the valley and up the mountain, reflecting Him to others along the way.

Remembering and returning to the things of the Lord is the surest way to have victory over current trials and circumstances. His Presence is a necessity; we must let His Spirit be our guide.

We are a collective body with diverse gifts, who is called to walk together in Unity under the Father. Referencing Ephesians 4 and Colossians 3, Darren speaks about our one key ministry that unites, empowers, and aligns all the others.

Love’s qualities and characteristics are obvious and undeniable. Here, Pastor Hart shares about the Love of the Father, and what it looks like as we become more in His image each day.

“God gave us Jesus so we could be one with Him and with one another. Only in Love’s expression can Unity be established.”