Abraham, having learned the ways of God, began to act like God and intercede for the lives of those whom he loved.

It is God’s purpose that through His Spirit-empowered people - the Church - people of all races, cultures, languages, age, and gender would be unified again in Christ.

Prayer gives us His heart, but it’s purpose is that we might fulfill the desires of His heart by going.

God has given us the power to choose. No matter where you find yourself, you can always choose to call on Him.

In telling the disciples to “give them something to eat”, He was revealing His purpose for their lives, and His purpose for ours as well.

As Simon’s mother-in-law was touched by God and rose up to serve, so to are we, who have been touched by God, raised up to serve.

Every one of us have been created by God on purpose for a purpose. The key to finding that purpose is to have a revelation of who He created you to be.

Like the multitude, the church must believe that Jesus will free the hurting and oppressed to such an extent that we will bring them to Him that He may touch them.

Guest Speaker - AnaJo Fortner

Acts chapter 1 is not just a description of what the believers were doing before the outpouring at Pentecost, but a blueprint for what we should be doing as well.