Wichita has never seen a house church movement. Sam talks about the unified home based discipleship movement prophesied to be coming to Wichita.

Disciples bear the fruit of love and obedience carrying the presence of the Holy Spirit everywhere they go. Disciples make disciples by literally being disciples themselves.

After recapping his past two words on Unity in the Body of Christ, Jonathan take us through the requirement of hiddenness in Colossians 3 for complete unity.  Only when we are dead to ourselves with Christ - who is our life - living through us, can we see true oneness in the Church. Weve got ALL the firepower at our disposal to defeat the enemy!

Sam discusses Jesus' definition of a disciple as found in Matthew 28 and Luke 14.

Jumping off from where he left off last week (that the saints be encouraged in heart), Jonathan teaches through the second part of Pauls prayer for the Colossians (that they would be ...united in love). What does unity in the Church smell like? Then - using truths from a Hollywood flick :)  - he unpacks the power of unity and the attack against it. The oil of unity is poured out in the context of warfare and pain! We are contending for miracles, signs and wonders - and the greatest of all will be unity in the Church!

Hardships have a unique ability to confront hidden pride, delusional control, and stubborn unbelief. Sam teaches on how to respond with our new covenant inheritance.

Starting from where he left off last week - how do you see Jesus? - Jonathan takes us through the book of 1 Peter and teaches on Christs example to us of suffering. There are two types of suffering, and two effects of fire - one to purify and one to punish. He finishes with three personal words of encouragement. One from Peter himself, one from Oswald Chambers, and one from he and Lizzies life in an apartment.

Sam shares a word from Exodus 25 regarding the Lord's desire to dwell in our midst and what that means from a practical standpoint.  The layout of the temple defines four different positions for the New Testament believer.

Sam teaches an important principle regarding how pain creates a context and culture where the Lord's power accomplishes or completes the will of God.