The story of Lazarus teaches us that God's timing and perspective are different from ours. Jesus said, "Lazarus is dead, and I am glad" because He knew the resurrection power He was about to display. Often, when our situation seems hopeless, it’s the moment God is preparing to do something extraordinary. Even in our darkest moments, God is working for our good. Like Lazarus, what may seem dead in your life can be revived through faith in Christ. Trust that God’s timing is perfect, and He is ready to bring new life to your circumstances. Will you roll the stone away and let Him in today?

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Faith has a frequency! Faith, no matter how small, can move mountains when we tune in to God's divine frequency. Just as words carry mass and power, our faith-filled words have the ability to shape our lives. Jesus said if we have faith the size of a mustard seed, nothing is impossible. It's not the size of our situation that matters—it's the size of our faith! By prayer and fasting, we align with God's frequency and watch the impossible become possible. Let’s step into this realm of faith where mountains move and lives are transformed.

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In a world that seeks to blur the lines of distinction, God calls us to live in separation. This sermon reminds us that separation is not about legalism or fear of hell—it's about pleasing the One who has called us. As followers of Christ, we are called to stand apart, living with purpose and conviction. Whether it's through our appearance, actions, or mindset, we reflect our love for God by honoring His design. In every aspect of life, we should strive to align ourselves with His holiness, letting His light shine through us.

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With faith, nothing is impossible. In Matthew 17:20, we see that God is a mountain mover, capable of removing every obstacle in your life, from financial troubles to broken relationships and cycles of sin. Faith as small as a mustard seed can shift mountains when we align ourselves with God's will. It's not just about God's power with us—when we receive His Spirit, the mountain mover resides within us. By prayer, fasting, and speaking life over our situations, we can see miracles unfold. God wants to bless us, heal us, and bring us into a land of more than enough. Start believing, speaking, and living as though your mountains are already moving!

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In "The Man with the Mantle," we hear a powerful lesson about spiritual inheritance and readiness. The mantle symbolizes the anointing and responsibility passed from one generation to the next. Elijah’s passing of the mantle to Elisha teaches us that God's calling demands immediate response and full commitment, even when it means leaving behind unfinished work. Just as Elisha left his field to follow Elijah, we too must be willing to surrender our old lives to walk in God's purpose. We are challenged to break up the "fallow ground" in our hearts, ensuring that our lives are fully cultivated for the work God wants to do. There’s always more to pursue in the Spirit, and we must never settle for less than God’s full blessing. Let’s seek a double portion, just like Elisha!

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Misplaced zeal, even when rooted in good intentions, can lead us astray if it isn’t aligned with God's order. In this sermon, we’re reminded that our passion must be guided by humility, accountability, and submission to God's method for governing His church. Whether it's in leadership or serving in the church, zeal alone is not enough; we must seek wisdom, operate within God's order, and honor the leadership He has put in place. Let’s be diligent in balancing our fervor with God’s will, ensuring we do the right thing the right way. Let us submit to His authority and trust His timing in every aspect of our lives.

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Psalm 69:9

2 Samuel 6:12-19

1 Corinthians 11:1-3

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True repentance is more than just feeling sorry—it's a complete turning away from sin and a commitment to follow God’s will. The five W's of repentance—what, why, who, when, and where—teach us that repentance is not just for the consequences of our actions, but a heartfelt transformation. It’s a daily decision to crucify the flesh, seek God, and reflect His character. No matter how far we've fallen, God's mercy is always available to those who sincerely repent and turn to Him. Let today be the day you start afresh, laying down your burdens and walking in God’s grace!

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Jesus conquered death so that we could be free from sin. Just as He rose from the grave, we too can rise through His power. Today’s message reminds us of the transforming power of repentance, baptism in Jesus' name, and receiving the Holy Spirit. God’s gift is available to all who believe, no matter their past. You are called to walk in His light and live a life of purpose. As Peter said, “Save yourselves from this untoward generation.” It's time to step out in faith, turn from your old ways, and embrace the freedom that comes through Christ. The promise is for you today!

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The Voice of the Lord | Bishop Wade Bass

In Psalms 29, we’re reminded of the mighty power of the voice of the Lord. His voice thunders, breaks the strongest of cedars, and shakes the wilderness—bringing transformation in ways no human strength can. David, surrounded by mighty men, knew that no matter how great their feats, it was God’s voice that held the true power. Today, we need that same voice in our lives to guide, strengthen, and bring peace. Let us seek to hear God’s voice, trusting that it alone can bring victory and transformation. Worship Him in the beauty of holiness, giving all glory and strength to His name.

Take a moment today to humble yourself before God, acknowledging that while we may strive, only His voice can bring true change.

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In this powerful message, we are reminded that no matter our past, our shame, or our perceived inadequacies, God invites us to His table of grace. Just as David called Mephibosheth to sit at the king's table, despite his brokenness, we too are called to leave behind our shame and embrace the love and mercy of God. He is ready to blow away the shame in your life and welcome you into a place of honor, restoration, and purpose. Whatever you’re carrying, God wants to replace it with His healing and grace. Let Him turn your failures into faith and your pain into purpose. Today, walk in the freedom that comes from being a child of the King.

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