The wealth mentality is designed to impact more than just yourself; it impacts nations. God has called us to discipleship and, more specifically, to disciple nations. Have you ever wondered what that looks like? In this sermon, Kris Vallotton teaches about the wealth mentality that extends beyond what we can see to one that impacts nations. Join us as we read through Scripture and discover more about the wealth mentality and the abundance Jesus paid for.

If we are to be more like Jesus, we need to cultivate a generous mindset. What does it mean to have a generous mindset? How does it impact our decision-making, how we show up, and our faith? In this sermon, Bill Johnson shares a fundamental message, teaching on the generous mindset. Generosity reaches far past our finances; it’s a heart posture. Living from this perspective and seeing through the lens of generosity, impacts everything that we think, say, and do. What’s possible when God sees our lives and sees someone He can trust? We pray that as you listen along, your heart is stirred for the abundance found in the mindset God has made available for you.

Are you living for the glory of God’s grace? We have all been given the gift of His grace, and our lives should reflect and point others to it. In this message, Hayley Braun brings a powerful and revelatory word on the life of a follower of Jesus. What truly distinguishes the life of a believer? What are the signs? What becomes possible when we walk fully in who we were divinely created to be? How are we called to interact with and influence culture? We believe this is a timely word for the Body of Christ. Our prayer is that as you listen, you are stirred by the Holy Spirit and drawn to look more and more like Jesus.

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When we accepted Jesus, we were made a new creation, joining Him in His death and resurrection and establishing the reality that the dead can't sin. How are we now to perceive the world and navigate our faith journey with His perspective? Join us for a revelatory message shared by Bill Johnson. This sermon begins by discovering the difference between the milk and the meat of the Word and the intent of the two, and culminating in defining our divine identity. Who God says we are is foundational to the Christian faith and is fundamental to how we show up in the world. As you listen along, we encourage you to position your heart to receive and hear from the Holy Spirit who points us back to Jesus so that we look more like Him every day of our lives.

What if part of the abundance Jesus paid for was developing a wealth mentality? In this powerful message, Kris Vallotton unpacks key principles for renewing your mind in the area of wealth. A true wealth mentality isn’t just about money. It’s a way of thinking that impacts relationships, purpose, legacy, spiritual authority, and every area of life. Discover how the Bible defines wealth and how the environment around you can shape, or limit, the beliefs within you. Our prayer is that as you listen, you’ll be set free from mental and spiritual barriers as you step into the fullness of the freedom you were created for.

What if the spiritual war was meant to be peaceful? The kingdom of God is often called an upside-down kingdom—where Heaven’s culture runs counter to the ways of the world. So how do we begin to align our thoughts, decisions, and daily lives with the values of God’s kingdom? In this message, Bill Johnson unpacks key principles for partnering with Heaven and embracing the culture of the kingdom. Learn how to stay anchored in God’s character and nature regardless of your circumstances and gain insight into how to show up with faith no matter what you're feeling. Be reminded of the authority you have in Jesus and the powerful implications of your praise. Step into the freedom and authority of living fully aligned with the culture of the kingdom.

Our love for God is what leads us to our truest expression of worship. Yet sometimes, even the most sacred topics can become familiar. Without meaning to, that familiarity can grow into complacency, leaving our hearts stagnant. In this message, Bill Johnson teaches on worship—not limited to the songs we sing, though powerful expressions, but down to the very heart of it all. What kind of worship does God truly desire? What moves His heart? What does He respond to? Receive fresh revelation and timeless wisdom rooted in Scripture and shaped through decades of stewarding a culture of worship that has impacted our house and countless lives around the world.

There’s a surge happening in the Spirit. Do you sense it too? Maybe you’ve seen, felt, or discerned something new stirring. We do too! In this timely message, Kris Vallotton shares what he believes God is doing in this season and how it has real implications for each of our lives. Discover how the awe of God, childlike curiosity, and spiritual longevity are connected, and why each one matters deeply in your walk with Him. Be encouraged to stay zealous for the Lord, guard your wonder, and fan the flame of holy fire within you.

Bearing the image of God looks like something. If you’ve accepted Jesus as Lord, you haven’t just been mended, you’ve been made new—recreated to reveal God’s nature to the world. But how do we know we’re truly fulfilling our call to represent Him?

In this thought-provoking message, Bill Johnson invites us to examine our lives through the lens of our responsibility as image-bearers. Being made in His image is so much more than an identity statement. It’s a call to reflect His righteousness and goodness in how we live, love, relate, and lead. What happens when our choices fall outside His lordship? What becomes possible when we fully surrender our opinions, preferences, and actions to Him? This message will stir you to release what holds you back and embrace what’s needed to represent the Father’s heart well. Watch and be encouraged to live as a true image-bearer, revealing His nature to the world around you.

What does it truly mean to live in the responsibility of being sons and daughters of God? In this message, Gabe Valenzuela invites us to move beyond simply receiving our identity to walking it out with maturity, humility, and purpose. Living as sons and daughters in God’s kingdom isn’t just about inheritance—it’s about responsibility, submission, sacrifice, and choosing to live as Jesus did. This sermon calls us higher, not to earn God’s love, but to respond to it with surrendered lives that reflect His nature. If you’ve said yes to sonship, you’ve also said yes to the weight of the character that comes with it. This is an invitation to grow, live, and lead as true heirs of the Kingdom.