Company of Believers

In this sermon, Bishop Beau preaches on seeing God properly. Bishop Beau reads from Luke chapter 15, focusing on the parable of the prodigal son.

In this sermon, the congregation is challenged to embrace the heart priorities and purposes of God. Drawing from Luke 15, the message highlights God's unwavering pursuit of those that are lost, desiring to bring them back to Himself. This sermon reminds us of the Father's heart for the lost and our calling to share His love.

Morgan Barton teaches on intentionally pursuing righteousness and hating iniquity, drawing lessons from the life of Jehoshaphat and the example of Nehemiah. She talks about the importance and the necessity of constantly inquiring the Lord to know His heart and discern His will.

Bishop Beau preaches that for the church to advance the gospel, it must prioritize unity and order. True fellowship comes through alignment with the Father, Son, and holy Spirit, and leaders must remain sensitive to maintain proper alignment and positioning within the church, allowing the power of God to flow without obstruction.

In this sermon, Bishop Beau challenges believers to fully embrace their identity in Christ. This message encourages listeners to stop disqualifying ourselves and start living in the authority and truth of God's word.

Bishop Beau preaches on the importance of balancing a heart on fire for God with spiritual discernment and wisdom. Bishop Beau talks about how zeal with no understanding can lead to unnecessary burnout, and drawing from the life and ministry of Apostle Paul, he touches on the difference between being busy for God and strategic obedience to His will.

Pastor Rachel Barton delivers a message urging believers to render their hearts to the Lord. She emphasizes the importance of being ready for the Day of Judgement, reminding listeners that everyone will one day stand before God and give an account of their lives.

Bishop Beau Preaches on the discipline of expectation. He emphasizes that just as a gardener expects fruit in a vineyard, God has a living expectation for the seed of Jesus within every believer to manifest fruit.

Bishop Beau teaches that when we believe in Jesus, we are made righteous before God not by our own works, but by faith. It is not something we are waiting to receive in the future, but a finished work that becomes ours through faith. Believers have been made the righteousness of God and are called to live in constant agreement with this identity.

Bishop Beau preaches focusing on Isaiah 61 and the call for believers to operate in the fullness of the Spirit. He challenges the audience to embrace a tangible reality of fellowship with God, emphasizing that as sons and daughters, they are anointed and sent to do good and to effectively engage in spiritual warfare just as Jesus did during His earthly ministry.