In this final session Apostle Matthew cover three more traits of influencers: love, faith and purity. To be truly great influencers we must do more than speak inspiring words, but we must lead with our actions. If what we say doesn't truly produce fruit in us, why would it be fruitful for anyone else?

There are traits that emerge when it comes to being an influencer. We cover two of those traits in todays message: speech and conduct. Get ready for a challenging and life giving word!

Join our special guest, Rob Radosti, as he brings this timely message on Happy Holiness. Rob ministers with zeal, revelation and conviction as he weaves in stories from his twenty plus years of ministry. 

Pastor Tim Scipio brings this timely word on The Promises Of God. Have you ever received a word from the Lord only to completely miss its meaning? What do you do when this happens? The promises of God are yes and amen, but that doesn't mean that they will come to pass according to our own understanding or timetable. This word will certainly encourage you!

Influencers walk in this truth: Instead of building a system to contain your passion, allow your passion to invade existing systems. The gospel has always moved at the speed of trade and we need to release the gospel to flow freely in all the trade routes available. 

God has purposed us to be influencers and it’s beyond time for us to step out in the highways and byways and show the world what the living water we carry looks like. Said and done, influencers use their passion to transform the status quo.

Join Dominion Church as we continue to celebrate our 36th Anniversary with Dr. Randall Worley. This message takes a look at just how risky and transformative the gospel is. At its mots pure it is inclusion and challenges us to love far above and beyond our preconcieved notions.

Join Dominion Church for our 36th Ministry Anniversary with Dr. Randall Worley. This message brings truths concerning the connection between trust, faith in the journey and the plan and purpose of God. Faith takes us into places that look nothing like certainty. It's in these uncertain places that the purposes of God begin to take form.

Join us in the final session of this very special series. Goodness and love is why the doctrine of the Trinity is so important. If you’ve got a single isolated deity from all eternity, then that deity is alone, and is self-centered, because there’s no “other” to be centered on. It’s unapproachable. It’s impersonal. It’s not good, because good is a relational word. It cannot be love, because there’s no other object to be loved, unless it loves itself, and that’s self-centered love, a long way from agape. One of the reasons that the Trinity is so important is that it grounds the relation out – it says that the core of God’s being from all eternity, his fellowship, his other-centeredness, his approachability, his communion, is giving and self-sacrifice before the other.

Enjoy and be blessed by this encouraging word by Kelly Smith. There are certain qualities unique to Fathers and we have an amazing example to follow in our Heavenly Father.