The Stephen Moment | Pastor Myles Young (Rock 2014)

God is raising up a bold and unified army in the face of tragedy and opposition. This is a Stephen moment—when boldness replaces fear, and the power of the Holy Ghost moves ordinary people into extraordinary callings. Now is the time to rise, pray, and push back against every attack with unwavering faith. The next chapter of revival begins with us. Get ready. It's time to go to war for the Kingdom!

Scripture References:

• Acts 7:54–60

• Acts 8:1–4

Hell’s worst nightmare isn’t just the empty tomb—it’s every life transformed by the power of Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection. You don’t have to stay bound by sin. Freedom comes through repentance, baptism in Jesus’ name, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost. Just like Moses led Israel out of bondage, Jesus leads us out of spiritual death into new life.

Scripture References:

• Matthew 28:1-7

• Acts 2:38

In a world clouded by confusion and deception, the gift of discernment has never been more vital. True discernment flows from a deep relationship with the Holy Ghost, sharpening your vision to see what others can't. It's not about being critical—it's about being cautious, wise, and Spirit-led.

Host: Pastor Ryan Brister

Co-Host: Brenden Bass

Producer: Joey Doherty

Scripture References:

• Hebrews 5:13–14

• 1 Corinthians 2:12–16

The Necessity of the Intercessor (SCORE 2003) | Pastor Gary Howard

Abraham, Moses, Samuel, and even Jesus himself stood as intercessors, shifting the course of nations and souls through prayer. The call is clear: God is looking for friends who will cry out for others, who will build hedges of protection, and who will weep for the broken. Will you answer the call?

Scripture References:

• Genesis 18:17-23
• Romans 8:34
• Ezekiel 22:30

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True life begins at the altar. To gain eternity with Christ, we must first lay down our will, crucify our desires, and live a life surrendered to Him. Repentance is not just confession—it's a daily, intentional death to self. Live each day planning your funeral—because resurrection always follows crucifixion.

Scriptures References:

• Matthew 16:24–27

• Ephesians 5:14–21

• Romans 6:5–8

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Two kings entered Jerusalem that day—one with force, the other with peace. Jesus chose the path of humility, riding in not on a warhorse, but on a colt preserved for sacrifice. His entrance wasn’t about politics or power; it was a declaration that salvation had arrived—not from Rome, but from sin.

Scripture References:

• Mark 11:1-10
• Zechariah 9:9
• Matthew 1:21

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True holiness is not found in the extremes—it’s found in balance. When we lean too far left or right, even in our pursuit of truth, we risk losing the very thing that anchors us: the holiness of God. Balance isn’t compromise—it’s protection. Stay anchored, stay balanced, stay holy.

Timestamps00:00–06:30 – Intro and Bishop White’s background
06:31–14:45 – Aaron’s mitre as a symbol of spiritual balance
14:46–27:10 – The dangers of extreme legalism or liberalism
27:11–37:50 – Personal conviction vs. mere obedience
37:51–48:30 – Balancing obedience with relationship
48:31–59:00 – Balance as the safeguard of holiness
59:01–End – Final thoughts on staying anchored and avoiding extremes

Scripture References:

• Leviticus 8:33

• 1 Peter 1:16

• Isaiah 28:10

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Until Christ Be Formed (SCORE 2012) | Pastor Nathaniel Urshan

Adversity doesn’t mean defeat—it’s the chisel God uses to form Christ in us. Growth takes place when we endure, obey, and lean into God's purpose. It’s in the struggle, the stretching, and the sacrifice that faith is forged and Christ is formed. Don't run from the refining fire—embrace it. Let your life be shaped by truth, rooted in holiness, and filled with the power of the Spirit.

Scripture References:

• Galatians 4:19

• Proverbs 30:8

Even when words fail, the walk continues. Life’s burdens, silence in prayer, and unanswered questions can't stop the power of simply walking with God. Enoch’s life reminds us that daily steps in faith—through storms, grief, and uncertainty—lead us closer to God’s heart. Let your life testify, even when your lips cannot. Walk with God—He’s walking with you.

Scripture References:

• Genesis 5:24

• Hebrews 11:5

What you refuse to confront will continue to control you. Just like Adam in the garden, we are given the authority to name what enters our lives—whether it’s fear, depression, addiction, or sin. It’s time to stop covering it up and start calling it out. Real freedom begins when you name the struggle and take dominion through the power of God.

Scripture References:

• Genesis 2:19-20

• Proverbs 18:21
• Ephesians 5:25

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