We start with Jesus' testing in the wilderness, then go to the wedding in Cana where Jesus turns water into wine, and bring it back to what that shows us about trust in the Christmas story. This is for everyone. Christmas is the very symbol that no matter what you're walking through, until you can say you have hope and peace, it's not over.

Yahweh has spent the past year liberating us from the old to prepare us for what's coming: open heaven. Trust becomes the gate between liberty and open heaven.

The story of Noah's righteousness and the flood are directly related to what the Father is doing in the earth today and a narrative of what intimate trust will result in. We go deeper together into the question, "do you trust me?"

"Those who wait (or trust) in the Lord will find new strength..." We will all go through waiting seasons in life but those seasons are actually designed to align our interior world with the destiny of our exterior world. Waiting is trusting. What if we trusted Him 100% of the time?

Yahweh has been asking us the question, "Do you trust me?" In light of this and the Christmas narrative, as seen through Isaiah, we can begin to understand that the redemptive work of God comes FIRST to the root of the curse in our lives. This is a must hear for everyone running with what is happening at Dream and in Columbia, SC.

What happens when Jesus begins to break the seals off of your destiny? In this episode, pastor Joshua Brown walks us through Revelation 6-8 and what each seal that Jesus breaks represents.

Revelation 5 talks about a scroll in the right hand of the Father that only Jesus (the lamb) is worthy to open. How does this apply to our lives? In this episode, pastor Joshua Brown answers this question in part one of a two week message.

In 2 Chronicles 7, God lays out a path to travel down that results in restored, or revived, land. In this episode, pastor Joshua Brown breaks down the four things God points out and why they are crucial to realigning us with His will.

The presence of God ignites a fire in your life that you are called to steward. We, as those who are in Christ, must never let the flame go out.

Holy Spirit took over this service and gave us revelation of our worship being incense that ascends to the Father, night and day. Here is a moment from this service.