Derek Mack speaks on the culture of initiation for 21 Project in Kona, HI in 2021.

Derek Mack talks about what a culture of courage mixed with simple obedience can do for the world. He and his wife, Chloe, share stories of different missionaries and their courage.

Teo Hayashi speaks on the Gospel of the Kingdom at 21 Project in Kona, HI in 2021.

Andy Byrd shares the history of Circuit Riders and what the beginning days of the movement were like. He goes on to talk about the Call and the Send as he describes what he thinks is defining this generation. Andy uses Paul as an example for Christians today and emphasizes the need to root ourselves in the Lord. Andy ends his time praying for the room.

Teo opens up with the story of Esther, focusing specifically on Esther 4. He shares his personal story and how he experienced God as a Father after tragedy hit his family. Teo urges us to make sure our purpose is greater than our influence at all times. He emphasizes that if our influence is greater than our purpose, that we need to update our purpose.

Brian Brennt dives into the book of 2 Timothy and teaches us about accepting the call on our lives. He emphasizes that accepting our calling means not being ashamed of Christ and that our level of effectiveness is limited by how much we are ashamed of the Gospel. Brian encourages us to surrender our calling afresh and to step into the power, love and self-discipline that is already inside of us.

Matt Nelson continues in the book of James speaking on faith and deeds. He focuses on what it looks like to come out of confused Christianity and into vibrant friendship with God, with the key being combining action with faith. We are encouraged to evaluate whether we have used confusion as an excuse or whether we have let our own stubborness create a gap between what we say we believe and what we actually do.

Nick continues the series out of the book of James with a message about The Prayer of Faith. He makes the point that prayer is an untapped resource in most believers lives and explains how powerful it can be when we have a lifestyle of prayer in every season. We are challenged to pray in a way where we expect God to move on our behalf rather than with disclaimers or unbelief.

Matt Nelson continues in the book of James, preaching on how to walk in humility. He speaks on both what it is and what it isn't. We learn that humility is the doorway to grace and are given practicals on how to clothe ourselves in it.

Matt Nelson speaks on the power of our words as he continues the series out of the book of James. He reminds us that God is committed to making us mature and complete for whatever purpose he has for us. Matt references key moments in Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel as he focuses on the purity of our mouths. We learn that the taming of the tongue is important to our calling and anointing because no matter the message God has entrusted to us, when we speak, we are representing the Lord.