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In this strong midweek message, Pastor Jackie Pope teaches on fighting the good fight of faith and refusing to give the devil any place in our lives.

Drawing from 1 Timothy 6:12 and the fall of Lucifer, she shows how the real battle is fought between our ears. The enemy comes with lies, fear, and deception, but we have been given the Word of God, the blood of Jesus, and the authority of His name to push back every attack.

Pastor Jackie challenges us to stop living in the gray areas, reject the “I will” of self, and walk in full obedience to God’s will. When we speak the Word and stand in the victory Jesus already won, the devil has no legal ground.

This message will equip you to resist the enemy, guard your atmosphere, and live as more than a conqueror.

In this powerful message, Dean Sikes unpacks the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from Daniel 3 and reminds us that no matter what fire we face, there is always a fourth man in the fire with us.

When pressure rises, when the heat is turned up, and when the enemy is demanding compromise, these three men refused to bow. Their response was clear: “Our God is able to deliver us… but if not, we still will not serve your gods.” Dean shares personal testimonies of God’s faithfulness in life-threatening moments and challenges us to walk in courageous obedience and faith, knowing that Jesus is present in every trial.

If you feel like you’re standing in the fire right now, this message will encourage you: you are not alone. The Fourth Man is with you.

What we choose to magnify shapes our faith. In this message, Pastor Gregory reminds us that when we focus on God's Word instead of our circumstances, our faith grows and we begin to walk in the authority Christ has given us.

Stop magnifying the problem—and start magnifying the Lord.

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the importance of renewing your mind and guarding your thoughts in a dark and confusing world.

He shares how what we think affects what we believe, what we speak, and ultimately the direction of our lives. Through practical teaching from Romans 12 and James 1, He encourages believers to take every thought captive, replace lies with God’s truth, and speak life over themselves daily.

This message is a strong call to stop drifting, reject deception, and intentionally renew your mind with the Word of God so you can walk in victory and discernment.

In this powerful 4th of July message, Pastor Gregory Pope reminds us that true freedom does not come from government, but from God. Drawing from Genesis 1:26, John 8:36, and the foundations of our nation, he teaches that America was built upon biblical principles and self-government under the authority of God’s Word.

Pastor Gregory challenges the church to reject socialism, tyranny, and moral compromise, and instead stand boldly for the truth of Scripture. He reminds us that when Christ rules the heart, character governs the life — and that revival in America begins with the people of God returning to Him.

This message is a call for believers to occupy, to be salt and light, and to live as free people who are anchored in the finished work of Jesus Christ.

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the importance of learning to pause and say “One Moment Please” before reacting to pressure, offense, fear, or unexpected situations.

We all have a choice in every moment: we can either open the valve of carnal thinking, fear, and reaction — or we can pause, acknowledge every good thing that is in us through Christ Jesus, and let the river of life flow out of us. Pastor Gregory challenges us to stop operating from a victim mentality and instead walk in the victory mentality that belongs to us as believers.

This message will help you slow down, renew your mind, and respond from the power of the Holy Spirit instead of your flesh. The difference between victory and defeat often comes down to one moment.

In this practical and powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the importance of learning to pause and say “One Moment Please” before reacting to pressure, offense, anxiety, or temptation.

Drawing from Acts 1:8 and John 7:37, he reminds us that after the Holy Spirit comes upon us, we receive power — not just to do great things, but to respond differently than the world. Instead of reacting out of emotion or old habits, we can pause, turn to the Holy Spirit, and let the river of life flow out of us.

This message will help you slow down, renew your mind, and learn how to respond from the power of God instead of your flesh. The difference between victory and defeat often comes down to one moment.

In this powerful message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from the story of the Prodigal Son, focusing on the father’s relentless love and the Jewish custom of “breaking the pot” — a public declaration that a rebellious son was cut off and subject to judgment.

When the son came home broken and ashamed, the father didn’t wait for him to reach the house. He ran to him, protected him from the crowd, and fully restored him to sonship — giving him the robe, the ring, and the sandals.

Pastor Gregory reminds us that we were all broken pots because of sin, but through the blood of Jesus, God picks up our broken pieces and makes us whole again. Not only does He restore us, but He also clothes us with the full armor of God and calls us His sons and daughters with authority.

This message will encourage you to stop seeing yourself as broken and start living from the reality of who you are in Christ — fully loved, fully restored, and fully equipped.

Check out this powerful message from our Student Pastor, Pedro Baltazar.

Transformation doesn’t come from trying harder — it comes from renewing our minds to see ourselves the way the Father already sees us. Through the story of the Prodigal Son, we see that the Father doesn’t wait for us to clean ourselves up. He runs toward us, restores us, and places us back in a place of honor and sonship.

This message challenges us to stop living like orphans trying to earn love and start living as sons and daughters who are already fully loved, accepted, and seated with Christ. When we renew our minds with the truth of who we are in Him, everything else begins to follow.

In this powerful message, pastors challenge parents to rise up and intentionally guard the hearts of their children.

This message is a wake-up call for every parent and grandparent: What are you sowing into the next generation? Are you guarding their hearts, or are you settling for less than what God has for your family?