Pastor Gavenski Seide emphasizes the need for us to have faith and belief in Jesus as the resurrection and the life, who has power over sin, sickness, and death. He calls us to focus on the eternal, heavenly perspective rather than being limited by our earthly circumstances, and to share this hope with the world around us.

Pastor Michael Walker discusses the worry and anxiety that we all face in our lives, especially in the current "crazy times" we are living in. Worry is a significant problem that steals our thoughts, peace, joy, confidence, and faith. It is unhealthy, unproductive, unbecoming of believers, and ultimately a form of unbelief. 

Pastor Michael provides a biblical solution to overcome worry, using an acrostic (STOP IT):

Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness

Pastor Simon Obert talks about being a "soldier in the army of the Lord" and the spiritual warfare that believers are constantly engaged in. The current times are perilous and there is a war going on… not against flesh and blood… but against the spiritual forces of evil. 

As believers we must put on the full armor of God, as described in Ephesians 6; including the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the readiness of the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit (the Word of God). These spiritual weapons and tools are not to be played with, but to be used effectively in the battle, empowered by the fruit of the Spirit.

Pastor Michael Walker exhorts the importance of being "all in" as a follower of Yeshua / Jesus, rather than being a mere "fan" or enthusiastic admirer... emphasizing the cost and commitment that is required to truly follow Jesus.

Jesus is more interested in how we live our lives than the words we say about our commitment to Him.  Truly following Jesus requires denying ourselves, taking up our crosses daily, and surrendering ALL of ourselves to Him.

Pastor Simon Obert explores the prophet Ezekiel through the context of his ministry during the Babylonian exile. Ezekiel was a priest who was taken captive during a time of great upheaval and loss of identity for Israel.

Israel had hardened their hearts against God, leading him to allow their exile and destruction as a form of correction. Despite their exile and judgment, though… through Ezekiel God promises to one day restore them to their land, and breathe new life into them through His Spirit.

Pastor Simon encourages us to have a soft, responsive heart towards God, to receive His discipline as an act of love, and to hold onto the hope of God's restoration and revival... even in the midst of difficult circumstances.

Pastor Michael Walker discusses they cycle of failure and restoration in the life of believers, using the story of Samson as an example. Pastor Michael emphasizes that failure is a common experience for all believers, but God is in the business of restoring and redeeming those who have failed. Samson's life illustrates the process of failure, forgiveness, and eventual restoration by God.

Restoration is a gradual process through which we must unlearn old habits and develop new ones.  We need to remember what God has forgiven... and forget what He has told us to forget... rather than dwelling on past failures.

Nobody is beyond God's redemptive power, and failure can be a stepping stone to growth and greater usefulness in God's kingdom if it is properly dealt with through repentance, forgiveness, and dependence on God.

Pastor Michael Walker explores the importance of knowing who Jesus truly is and living a life that reflects the kingdom of God that Jesus established over 2,000 years ago. Pastor Michael focuses on the story of the centurion in Matthew 8:5-13, highlighting the centurion's impressive qualities and faith that amazed Jesus.

Pastor Simon Obert teaches about the "good news" and the messengers who carry it to the Nations.  Messengers are messy… and even prominent Christian leaders and preachers are imperfect and can sometimes fall into sin or make mistakes. Our focus needs to stay on the message, not the messenger, because people will inevitably disappoint... but the gospel still remains true.

Pastor Simon reminds us that we are but humble jars of clay.  We must allow God to use us to reach others with the transformative power of the gospel and seize opportunities to share the gospel within our own sphere of influence.

Pastor Simon Obert talks about the importance of walking with God and having a close, personal relationship with Him... emphasizing that the goal of the Christian life is not just to reach a destination… but to enjoy the journey and the companionship of God along the way. 

The Bible frequently mentions people "walking with God," such as Adam and Eve, Enoch, and Noah. God, the Creator of the universe, desires to walk with each of us and have a personal relationship with us. As we walk in obedience and relationship with God, we will be transformed to become more like Christ. 

Pastor Michael Walker expounds upon the choices that Jesus presents to his followers to make, as outlined in the Sermon on the Mount... emphasizing that these choices not only affect our lives in the present, but also have eternal consequences.

Pastor Michael encourages us to choose the narrow path, the true teaching, the authentic faith, and the firm foundation of Christ,,, rather than the wide road, the false teaching, the lip service, and the faulty foundations of the world.