In this message, Pastor Andrew finishes off the "Loved" series, teaching that we cannot truly love others until we first learn to receive and abide in the Father's love (John 15:9). He highlights that while the entire Bible is a love story of a Father giving to His family (John 3:16), the Holy Spirit is the one who supplies the power to love, pouring God's abundance into our hearts until it overflows (Romans 5:5). Using the unique metaphor of a multi-bit screwdriver, Pastor Andrew demonstrates how Jesus applies love differently to meet specific needs: offering validation and satisfaction to the woman at the well (John 4), providing joyful acceptance to Zacchaeus (Luke 19), bringing authoritative deliverance to the demoniac (Mark 5), and showing profound empathy through tears to a grieving family (John 11:35). Listeners are challenged to move beyond mere information to divine instruction, fulfilling the command to love one another just as Christ has loved us (John 13:34-35), knowing that as we stay in the "circle" of His love, it will naturally transform both us and everyone we encounter.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew invites us into a "leveled up" experience of the Father's love, moving beyond intellectual knowledge to a tangible, life-altering revelation. He emphasizes that God's love is initiated, not earned, reminding us that we do not work for love but instead live from being loved. Grounded in Romans 5:5, which declares that God's love is poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, the message outlines how we must first receive God's love before we can accurately reflect it to others, much like the moon reflects the light of the sun. By examining Mark 3:14, Pastor Andrew highlights the importance of being "with" Jesus before being "sent" by Him, shifting our focus from "obedient activity" to our foundational identity as the "beloved". We are challenged to move away from a transactional view of faith and instead abide in His love (John 15:9), recognizing that because He first loved us (1 John 4:19), we are empowered to love even those we disagree with. Ultimately, through the imagery of a "pop test" where Jesus steps in to take the test for us, we are reminded that Christ is the answer to every question and need in our lives, calling us to rest in the truth that He loves us and there is nothing we can do about it.

In this episode, Pastor Rachel dives into what it actually looks like to live a life marked by grace, moving past just "feeling" the music to really standing on the Word of God. She breaks down John 1:16 to show that when we follow Jesus, we receive His total "fullness"—it's like having a "backpack of heaven" already packed with everything we need for the journey, even if we sometimes have to dig to the bottom to find it. Using the story of Mephibosheth, she explains how grace moves us from a life of shame to a seat at the King's table, shifting our status from sinners to saints and our view of God from a judge to a Father. Whether you're feeling on top of the world or totally burdened, this message is a huge reminder that you've already received all the authority, joy, and wisdom of Jesus to get through whatever this week throws at you.

In this inspiring message, Pastor Rachel prepares the church to be a "great light" in a region of darkness, reminding believers that since Jesus is the light of the world, they are now called to carry that light to hurting people (Matthew 4:16, John 8:12),. She introduces a powerful foundation for every "bold Bible believer" by pairing the question "What does the word say?" with the foundational truth that "He who promised is faithful" (Hebrews 10:23),. By exploring key promises—including the forgiveness and cleansing of sin (1 John 1:9), deliverance (Psalm 34:19), the power of the Holy Ghost (Acts 1:8), divine healing (1 Peter 2:24), and protection (Psalm 91)—Pastor Rachel encourages listeners to move beyond their comfort zones to minister to those in crisis,,,,. Drawing on a heart-warming analogy of a grandchild boldly entering a boardroom to see her "Papa," she illustrates our invitation to "draw near" to the Father with a true heart, while also challenging us to "hold fast" to our confession and "consider one another" to stir up love and good works (Hebrews 10:22-24),,. Ultimately, the message serves as a reminder that our words and time should reflect the character of the faithful God who strengthens and upholds us with His righteous right hand (Isaiah 41:10),.

Pastor Peter delivers a stirring message centered on Matthew 4:16, declaring that those dwelling in darkness are now seeing a "great light" as God reveals His greatness through "awesome deeds". He encourages believers to use their limited motivation at the start of the year to seek an unlimited God, moving beyond a season of rest into a movement of the spirit defined by a "bucking bronco promise" that requires hanging onto the Word through the adrenaline of faith. The sermon emphasizes that this light is not just for personal breakthroughs but is regional, transforming the church into a lighthouse that brings a great awakening and a gospel of power to a generation in need. By "marking the moment" and expecting the unexpected, believers are urged to step into a harvest where the darkness cannot overcome the glory of Jesus. To understand this season, think of it like swapping a small flashlight for a massive lighthouse beacon; while the flashlight helps you see your next step, the lighthouse reveals the entire coastline, guiding everyone safely to the shore.

Building on the prophetic foundations we have established for this new season, Pastor Tommy continues with fresh words "off the griddle of heaven," declaring 2026 a spiritually active year defined by victory, divine acceleration, and a transition into an "easier" season for those taking new territory. Drawing from the promise in Psalm 115:14 that the Lord shall increase you more and more, this message moves us deeper into our identity as "bold Bible believers" who refuse to let the enemy steal our harvest. As we look toward March as a specific "delivery month" for miracles, we are challenged to reorder our lives by honoring the Lord in our tithes, letting go of past hurts, and abandoning "foolish living" to walk in covenant relationships that prioritize Jesus. From a greater awareness of the ministry of angels to the assurance of household salvation, this continuation of our journey encourages every believer to "kick on their faith boosters" and expect a year where Psalm 84:11 is made real, with no good thing withheld from those who walk uprightly.

Pastor Tommy declares 2026 as a spiritually active year characterized by rapid movement and divine acceleration, urging believers to remain confident "victorious believers" who look up in strength rather than being rattled by change,,,. Anchored in Hebrews 6:10 and Psalm 84:11, he proclaims this as a season where God remembers the labor of His people and withholds no good thing from those who love Him,. A specific prophetic highlight identifies March 2026 as a profound delivery month for miracles, harvest, and answered prayers, marking a time when the Lord makes things "easier" as the church takes new territory,,. The message emphasizes a greater awareness of the ministry of angels, increased spiritual discernment—especially regarding travel—and a rise in spiritual visitations and appointments,,,. Beyond individual blessings, the year will be marked by household salvation, husbands rising as the spiritual heads of their homes, and flourishing kingdom relationships,,. Finally, Pastor Tommy anticipates a spiritual awakening that moves from individual churches to entire cities across America, fueled by bold preaching, a growing love for Israel, and a renewed focus on the power of the Holy Ghost,,,,.

In this festive and heart-warming message, Pastor Rachel declares that Christmas is the miracle season, a time when God offers a specific "Christmas promise" to every person and family. She explains that Mary's story is also our story, because just as Mary physically conceived the Son of God, believers experience a spiritual birth when they trust in Christ. Anchored in Luke 1:45, the message emphasizes that those who believe will see a "performance" of the things told to them by the Lord, regardless of whether they feel ordinary or unqualified. Pastor Rachel encourages us to give God our "Yes," illustrating that our obedience is like a flicked domino that initiates a chain reaction of faith, impacting not just our lives, but generations to come. Ultimately, the purpose of this miracle is to empower us to share Jesus, the savior of the world, with those who are hurting and in need of hope.

In this powerful Christmas message, Pastor Rachel unpacks the profound truth that the Word became flesh (John 1), revealing how believers can make God's promises a reality in their lives. She explains that the Word, existing through all eternity, is defined as eternal, creative, life, and light. This eternal Word, which became the incarnate Jesus, is the foundation believers must build their lives upon, as it never changes. Drawing from Mary's experience, Pastor Rachel outlines the formula for receiving a miracle and stepping into the abundant life: it moves through three stages—the Promise, the Process, and the Performance. To navigate the inevitable "Process" of testing and waiting, believers are encouraged to say "Yes" to God, hold fast to promises like household salvation (Acts 16:31), and actively behold the glory of Jesus. This is done by using the Bible as a "miracle mirror," where we see Jesus and subsequently see our transformed identity (2 Corinthians 3:18). Ultimately, the challenge is to quit running around and "stand on the X"—the promise of God—so that the eternal Word is performed and becomes reality in our lives.

In this message, Pastor Andrew encourages believers to move beyond the commercialized hustle of the season and prioritize the true purpose of Christmas: focusing on the person of Christ. He distinguishes that while the holiday may be cultural, the miracle is biblical, reminding listeners that this is a powerful season to receive the miracle they need. The essential focus is the "spirit in Christmas," emphasizing that the Holy Spirit initiated the miracle of Jesus's birth, causing the Holy One to be born and called the Son of God, as the power of the Highest overshadowed Mary (Luke 1:35). The Holy Spirit also reveals who Jesus truly is, moving the devout Simeon to recognize the child as the Lord's Christ and the salvation prepared for all people (Luke 2:25-30). Ultimately, the Spirit's work makes it possible for us to be reunited to God the Father and be transformed from slaves into sons and heirs of God through Christ (Galatians 4:6-7). This Christmas season, we are challenged to seek "more Christ" and ensure that our hearts reflect the light and glory of the Savior of the world.