In this message, Pastor William McDowell teaches on spiritual formation, hidden works, and the visible fruit God intends to produce in our lives. He contrasts formation by the Spirit with deformation by the world, exposing how Western culture and comfort often dull our expectation for the supernatural and our commitment to prayer and fasting. This word calls believers to resist spiritual idleness, re-center on Jesus in an unstable world, and pray, “Lord, what You’re doing in me, let it show.”

In this message, Pastor Jason McMullen calls the Church to be formed, not frantic in an age of global instability, war, and cultural upheaval. This timely word encourages believers to be response-driven, not reactionary—running toward God’s purposes rather than merely away from trouble.

In this message, Pastor William shows that Jesus assumes a lifestyle of giving, praying, and fasting in secret, and teaches that what is cultivated in hidden communion with God will always bear visible fruit in character, authority, and community. This message is an invitation to commit this entire Holy Year to the secret place, sowing to the Spirit with the expectation that nothing done in the Spirit is wasted.

In this message, Pastor Jordan Martino calls us to re-center our lives around Christ as the true source, sustainer, and purpose of our existence — by Him, through Him, and for Him. This message is a clear, urgent call to examine what truly sits at the center of our lives—and to realign everything (our identity, ambitions, relationships, and decisions) in Him, the only center that can hold all things together.

Pastor William McDowell explains that we are always being formed—either by the Spirit into Christlikeness or by the world into its image—and that true spiritual formation is driven by allegiance, not just information. Using Israel’s demand for a king “like the other nations,” Pastor William shows how believers today can still claim God while quietly trusting money, relationships, politics, or visible leaders to do what only God can.

Pastor William McDowell calls believers to a year of intentional consecration and spiritual formation in the midst of a chaotic world. He contrasts formation vs. deformation and warns against the quiet pull of culture. This message will challenge you to live set apart, resist the pull of the world, and intentionally allow Christ to be formed in you.

In this timely message, Pastor Jason unpacks how God always gives advisement before advancement—He speaks before He moves. If you’re sensing God calling you to “get serious” this year—to lay some things down, to grow, to fast, to obey—this message will help you understand what the moment means and how to respond so you can “see what you’ve never seen” in God.

Discover the life-transforming message from Sunday Service with Pastor Gabriel Platero as he explores the book of Ecclesiastes, revealing the futility of chasing worldly success and the true fulfillment found only in Christ. Be challenged and encouraged to consecrate your life, pursue Jesus above all, and experience the peace, joy, and purpose that only He provides.

Pastor William McDowell calls Deeper Fellowship Church into a consecrated year, not just a 21-day fast. He teaches that God is inviting us to be different, to embrace holiness as a lifestyle, and to reorder our time, desires, and attention around His presence. Using the principle that “increase follows consecration, not efficiency,” Pastor William challenges us to give God the whole year as an offering of praise, trusting that what comes after will be a harvest only God can produce.

Pastor William McDowell exposes how the enemy steals our passion and hope in the “in‑between” seasons—and calls us into a 2026 “recover all” season, learning to weep, strengthen ourselves in the Lord, seek His direction, and boldly snatch back everything God has promised.