As we step into our Go Pray Week, Alan reminds us that David knew what it was to enter into the presence of God in intimacy and to come out before the Lord with initiative.

He understood prayer as beholding God’s beauty but David also understood the power of prevailing prayer.

There is a fresh invitation available to know the God of breakthrough.

Our guest speaker, Heidi Baker, who leads Iris Ministries shares with us through the first chapters of Philippians.

She reminds us again about Paul’s prayer and how Jesus came into this earth. We are called to choose the brown robe.

Our guest speaker, Katia Adams, lead pastor of the Table Church in Boston, brings a message from the first chapters of Joshua.

She shares with us some keys as we understand the anatomy of breakthrough and step forward into promise.

Through 1 John 3, Alan invites us to be immersed in the love of the Father that transforms everything.

By journeying through John’s account of Jesus appearing to His disciples, Joel invites us to enter the reality of the Easter story where Jesus presents His presence, proclaims His peace, presents His suffering and His commission.

Alan reminds us today that Jesus came and broke the curse. The curse upon our land, our workplace and our increase. He didn’t come just to repair but to redeem us from the curse of the law.

Alan shares with us through Matthew 10 about what it means to live with an understanding of ourselves as an apostolic community.

We are sent on assignment, with authority, to establish atmospheres, into the territory of the adversary and we will not be afraid or ashamed.

From Psalm 28:7, Alan encourages us that in times of trouble God is either our shield, healing and protecting us, or our strength, giving us power to reign with Him in trials.

Speaking from Luke 10, Joel explores the invitation from Jesus to live present to His voice and feet in the atmosphere of His glory.

Through Psalm 84:11-12, Alan encourages us that God does not withhold no good thing.

A good thing is not withheld, but it can be held up. If it’s held up, it’s stored up. If it’s stored up, it’s getting poured out. When it’s poured out, it is an outpouring.