Message from Brad Myers on January 4, 2026

What happens when heaven touches earth? This year brought miraculous healings that shocked doctors, financial breakthroughs through radical obedience, and spontaneous baptisms where people couldn't wait to declare their transformation. True impact occurs when God does what we can't and we do what God asks. Are you ready to be part of heaven's impact on earth?

What if moving forward in faith sometimes means pausing first? The shepherds left everything familiar to pursue what God showed them. Are you ready to choose trust over control this Christmas season? Sometimes God's greatest breakthroughs come when we say yes to His direction, even without seeing the full path ahead.

Message from Nicole Myers on December 14, 2025

Message from Brad Myers on December 7, 2025

God names you by your future, not your feelings. When the angel told Mary she was highly favored, she was greatly troubled because she didn't feel special. But here's the truth: the same favor that fell on Mary falls on you today. You don't have to feel highly favored to BE highly favored. What packages from God have you been setting aside because you didn't think they were meant for you?

What if your gratitude could become someone else's reason to praise God? True thanksgiving isn't just a feeling—it's a movement that transforms communities. When grace awakens gratitude in our hearts, it creates an overflow that refuses to stay hidden. Are you ready to let your thankfulness become a force for change in the world around you?

What if your gratitude could ignite the supernatural? Paul and Silas praised God in prison at midnight, and the other prisoners listened. Blind Bartimaeus recognized Jesus's power before he could even see Him. Your thankfulness isn't just an emotion—it's evidence of God's presence that transforms lives. Are you looking at your situation or at the God you serve?

The father in the prodigal son story was the real lavish spender - not just giving his inheritance once, but twice. He ran toward his son while he was still covered in mess, threw an extravagant party without requiring repayment, and celebrated restoration over rules. Which character in this story do you identify with most? The younger son needing to come home, or the older brother struggling with grace he didn't earn?

Plot twist: Both sons in the Prodigal Son parable were actually lost. One was covered in pig slop but remembered home. The other never left the house but had forgotten the father's heart. Which son are you? Sometimes the most lost people are sitting in church pews, going through the motions while missing the relationship entirely.