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In this message, we explore what it truly means to be a people of God’s presence—not just in theory, but in covenant relationship with a God who pursues, transforms, and loves us. From Genesis to Revelation, we trace the story of God’s relentless desire to dwell with His people and the power His presence brings when we make space for Him. This is not about emotion or hype; it’s about nearness, holiness, and a love that meets us in our lowest places and lifts us up. Join us as we step into 21 days of prayer and fasting with hearts wide open to the God who is still running toward us.

In this message, we close out the Citizens of Heaven series with a deep look at what it means to live at peace—not just when life is easy, but especially when it’s not. Through Philippians 4 and real-life stories, we’re reminded that peace isn’t the absence of problems—it’s the presence of Jesus, who governs the storm and guards our hearts. We explore how peace comes through trust, through practice, and through letting God bring order to our chaos. Join us as we learn to live not overwhelmed by life, but strengthened and settled by the One who gives us peace that surpasses all understanding.

In this powerful message, guest speaker Kiki Edwards unpacks Philippians 3 and reminds us that being a citizen of heaven means living with joy—not because life is easy, but because our identity, satisfaction, and future are secure in Christ. Through storytelling, honesty, and Scripture, we’re invited to release performance, comparison, and cultural drift in order to embrace a deeper dependence on Jesus. Whether we’re in seasons of breakthrough or wrestling, the Spirit reminds us that we are fully known, fully loved, and made for something greater. Join us as we rediscover the joy of walking with Jesus—rooted in grace, resilient in faith, and ready to reflect heaven on earth.

In this message from the Citizens of Heaven series, we explore the surprising truth that joy isn’t found in chasing happiness—it’s found in embracing humility. Looking to Philippians 2 and the example of Jesus, we’re reminded that pride is a joy killer, but living to serve, glorify God, and lift others up brings lasting joy. From the weight of influence to the temptation of self-glorification, we’re challenged to lay it all down and live as people who reflect the heart of Christ. Join us as we rediscover the joy that comes not from being lifted up, but from humbling ourselves before God.

As part of our Citizens of Heaven series, this special panel features eight voices from our community sharing powerful, real-life stories of the Holy Spirit at work. From healing and breakthrough to quiet moments of surrender, each speaker offers a unique glimpse into what it looks like to live as citizens of heaven right here on earth. These aren’t just stories—they’re living proof that God still speaks, still moves, and still partners with ordinary people for extraordinary impact. Join us for a raw and hope-filled episode that invites you to say yes to the Spirit in your own life.

(00:10:17) Ilya Schukin

(00:21:00) Janelle Kim

(00:30:35) Ian Nzabanita

(00:38:25) Prisca Youn

(00:50:30) Naima Fowler

(00:58:09) Marco Ramirez

(01:09:25) Lorna Tumwebaze

(01:20:13) Will Sarno

In this message, we wrap up the Spirit-Filled Church series by learning how to move from random, crisis-driven prayers to a consistent lifestyle of prayer rooted in relationship with God. Through Acts 16 and personal reflection, we discover that prayer is not meditation, manifestation, or performance—it’s communion with a living God who listens, responds, and moves. We’re invited to pray humbly, intentionally, regularly, and expectantly, trusting that God still opens prison doors and does the impossible. Join us as we learn how to cultivate a prayer life that’s honest, grounded in Scripture, and powerful enough to change the world around us.

In this message, we continue the Spirit-Filled Church series by diving into the purpose and power of spiritual gifts. The Holy Spirit hasn’t just filled us—He’s gifted us to serve, build the Church, and reflect Jesus to the world. These gifts aren’t about fame or platform, but about fruit, unity, and love that brings heaven to earth through ordinary people walking in grace. Join us as we explore how to identify, activate, and steward the unique gifts God has given each of us.

In this message, we continue the Spirit-Filled Church series by exploring the purpose and power of spiritual gifts. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 4, we’re reminded that the Holy Spirit equips every believer to serve, strengthen, and unify the body of Christ. These gifts aren’t about platform or performance—they’re about love, maturity, and becoming more like Jesus together. Join us as we learn how to identify, embrace, and activate the gifts God has placed within us for the good of His Church.

In this message, we explore what it means to be baptized with the Holy Spirit and why it’s essential for every believer—not just for power, but for presence, transformation, and purpose. On Pentecost Sunday, we’re reminded that the Spirit still moves, still fills, and still empowers us to change the world through boldness, obedience, and holy imagination. From Acts 2 to our own hearts, God’s invitation is the same: don’t settle for following Jesus without the Spirit. Join us as we learn what it means to live fully immersed in the power and person of the Holy Spirit.

In this message, we launch the Spirit-Filled Church series with a powerful reminder that Christianity without the Holy Spirit is just empty ritual. From Acts 2 to personal testimony, we explore how the Spirit is not a force to understand, but a person to encounter—present, powerful, and essential. The breath of God is what brings dead things to life, what empowers believers to live boldly, and what sets the Church apart. Join us as we rediscover our deep need for the Holy Spirit and invite His presence to move in our lives, our city, and our generation.