Eric teaches from the old and new testaments on the beauty of the God-Man Jesus Christ. Starting in Ephesians 5, we see that the Church will be beautified, purified and made spotless. In Isaiah 33, God's people receive the promise, ... your eyes will see the King in his beauty, and view a land that stretches afar. Oh for that great day! Eric finishes with inviting us to look upon Jesus with the eyes of our heart as he reads the Revelation chapter 1 description of Him.

Jonathan shares an encouragement from Ephesians 5 on four practical ways we can live the Christian life with our tires filled: 1) singing and speaking Psalms spiritual songs to one another, 2) singing to the Lord, 3) giving thanks to God, and 4) submitting to one another.  Aaron Parish, Amy Palser and Matt Osborn help by giving real life examples of thanksgiving, a word of honor and a Psalm.

Joann shares a testimony of the Lords provision in the workplace.

Continuing the word in season from last week, Eric, Matt, Drew, Brian and Jonathan share a manifold word concerning the need to come out of the world and live holy.  Friendship with the world means committing adultery against the Lord.  The Lord offers us an opportunity to repent and walk in purity!

In John 18:36, Jesus said now my kingdom is from another place (not of this world). We as the Church live in that now, but we are on the precipice of Revelation 11:15 which says, The kingdom of this world has become the kingdom of our Lord  We must prepare our hearts for this coming, visceral Kingdom on the earth.  Sharing a prophetic word from the WW2 Naval Battle of Casablanca in 1942, Jonathan teaches about the need to break up with the world - NOW!  The wrath of God is coming upon the sons of disobedience! True religion, according to James 1, is keeping ourselves from becoming polluted by the world.  Finishing in First John 1 and 2, we see that walking in the light is necessary for fellowship with the Lord, with other believers, and for the blood of Jesus washing our sins away daily.

The Lord is our light and salvation! Of whom shall we be afraid? Jonathan begins with a primer about abiding the protection of the Lords house.  From within these walls, we can rest confident and secure even when an army besieges me.

Starting from his previous sermon on placing our hope in God alone, Jonathan teaches through the template of hopelessness God has designed for disciples. The Scriptures are replete with stories of Gods children coming to the end of themselves that they might learn to trust in God alone and walk by faith not sight. These type of people overthrow kingdoms and destroy the works of Satan. Finishing in Psalm 20, we see that we pray from the place of a victory already won!

Jonathan shares of a recent Equip meeting where the saints were praying for restoration of broken relationships - and were suddenly interrupted by tornado sirens and alarms! God is sounding the alarm in this late hour for the need of unity, not insecurity or independence.

Doc Kuhns teaches about how the Passover and the Song of Songs relate to communion. Beginning with an original poem, and then reading from Solomons poem, he demonstrates the proof of Gods unfailing love for His bride - His broken body and shed blood.

Matt Penner visits El Dorado for a timely word in season regarding the coming revival and the attack on the prophetic.  Kansas - the birthplace of the Pentecostal movement - has prophetic destiny for the earth in the coming move of God.  From the template of 1 Kings 16-18, he teaches about the attack on prophets and prophecy directly before the rains came in the days of Elijah.  He finishes with a word and prayer over El Dorado.