Everyone wants the glory of a revolutionary, but few want to live like one. Pastor Adrian continues our series on revolutioinaries, and what it will take to live like a revoltuionary in order to be make the impact that God is calling us to make. This week we see that must make ourselves undone before Jesus so that we can be consecrated in order to make impact.

Everyone wants the glory of a revolutionary, but few want to live like one. Pastor Adrian continues our series on revolutioinaries, and what it will take to live like a revoltuionary in order to be make the impact that God is calling us to make. This week we see that it takes a level of crazy relentlessness in order to press into God enough to make the impact that he desires our lives to make.

Everyone wants the glory of a revolutionary, but few want to live like one. Pastor Adrian continues our series on revolutioinaries, and what it will take to live like a revoltuionary in order to be make the impact that God is calling us to make. This week we see that it takes conviction in order experience a personal revival that fuels a public reformation

Everyone wants the glory of a revolutionary, but few want to live like one. Pastor Adrian begins our series on revolutioinaries, and what it will take to live like a revoltuionary in order to be make the impact that God is calling us to make. During our first week we take a look at Beniah and how he chased down a lion into a pit, and how it was one of the indicators how he would go on to live an impactful life.

As a new school year begins, Pastor Adrian speaks about crossing over into a new season. Just as the Israelites crossed the Red Sea into a new season, there is always the temptation to want to go back to the previous season. But we must listen to the words that Moses told the Israelites just as they were about to enter into their new season; we must not fear, stand firm and look for the Lord's salvation.

As we conclude our summer sermon series in the book of Ephesians Pastor Adrian speaks to us about Christ's victory over satan, sin and death. He explains that while we are currently in a battle, Christ's victory is ours as well once we believe in His finished work on the cross. We are encouraged to put on the armor of God in order to be able to stand against the enemy's attacks.

As we continue in our series on identity, Pastor Adrian shares on how are identity is tied to our willingness to submit. Many times the word submit is a word that people do not like, we are always looking for ways to push back against authority. However, we see in Ephesians 5 that all are relationships are impacted by our willingness to submit and it all begins with the reason to submit, which is a reverence for Christ.

As we continue in our summer midweek service centered on maturity, Pastor Adrian teaches on never giving up. As mature believers, we must not allow ourselves to quit on situations and relationships. Our greatest example was obviously Jesus as he encountered the toughest situation in history, in the garden just before his crucifixion. We learn that in the toughest situations we must lean in to God.

In our next installment of our series on identity, Pastor Adrian speaks on being filled by the Holy Spirit. Since the fall in the garden, humanity has yearned to fill the hole that was created by the fracture in relationship that we have with God. With all the things that are vying to attempt to fill the void, Pastor Adrian shows us how to ensure that we are once again filling with the only thing that can satisfy the void, the Holy Spirit.

Continuing with our series of identity, Pastor Adrian speaks on the the new life that God has given us through Jesus. Sometimes, we tend to carry burdens and scars from our past, but we are to take off or put off our old life and put on a new and better life through Him.