Rev. Nathan Hulsman delivers a message from Matthew 6:24 and Romans 6:4–6, urging believers to forsake every trace of their former identity and embrace the culture of the Kingdom. Drawing from Philippians 2:5 and Galatians 3:28, he confronts the idols of race, tradition, and self-preservation, declaring: "You cannot serve two masters." This message challenges the church to walk in newness of life and reflect Christ alone—nothing less.

Pastor Ryan Deas encourages from Ezekiel 37, preaching that God can bring life to dead situations. He speaks about the valley of dry bones as a picture of restoration and hope. Through the Word and the Spirit, God revives what once seemed lost or scattered, and calls His people to prophesy life.

Rev. Euclide Mugisho preaches from John 4 on the Samaritan woman's encounter with Jesus. He explains how Jesus intentionally goes out of His way to meet us in broken places. The message reveals how God knows exactly where we are and is ready to transform our story, no matter how hidden or ashamed we feel.

Pastor Ryan Deas exhorts the church from Psalm 56:1-4 to place their trust in God during fearful and uncertain times. He speaks about the reality of being overwhelmed, but affirms that when we are afraid, we can still choose to trust in God's word, which brings peace and delivers from fear.

Rev. Trent Deas preaches from Luke 22:63-65, Matthew 26:67-68, and Mark 14:65 on the intense suffering of Jesus before the crucifixion. He highlights how Christ was mocked, beaten, and spat upon, yet remained silent in strength, fulfilling prophecy and revealing God's enduring love for humanity through pain.

Rev. Amelia De Jesus delivers a message from Isaiah 58:1-12 urging the church to be a light in darkness and to become repairers of the breach. She emphasizes the power of prayer, fasting, and standing in the gap for others to restore broken places within families and communities.

Pastor Ryan Deas teaches from Esther 4:14 and Ecclesiastes 3:1-11, calling the church to recognize divine timing. He challenges believers to understand they were born for this moment-to rise up, walk in faith, and take bold action for God's kingdom, especially in the face of cultural pressure.

Pastor Ryan Deas preaches from Luke 1:28-37 and 1 Corinthians 15 on the faith and belief that nothing is impossible with God. He encourages listeners to hold onto God's promises even when facing impossible circumstances, reminding the church that God's power is greater than our doubts, and His word will not fail.

Rev. Amelia De Jesus delivers a direct message urging believers to stay spiritually awake, watchful, and prayerful. Using Matthew 26, Mark 13, and 1 Peter 5, she warns against complacency, spiritual deception, and the danger of letting small compromises in. She calls for daily discipline, personal repentance, and covering spiritual leaders in prayer. The message emphasizes taking responsibility for your walk, knowing the Word, and being alert in the final hour.

Pastor Ryan Deas teaches from Numbers 14 and 16, showing how Moses responded to criticism and rebellion—not with anger, but intercession. When the people turned on him, he fell on his face and prayed. This study calls believers to stop taking things personally and instead step into the role of intercessor, carrying God’s mercy to a broken world. Judgment was coming—but Moses stood between the living and the dead. Will we?