Jacob Rea preaches on the transformation of the demon-possessed man, emphasizing the power of Christ to deliver from sin and the importance of sharing one's testimony.

Pastor Andrew emphasizes Jesus' identity as the Son of God, greater than the temple, and believers' identity as God's children, sharing in His exemption from the temple tax. It highlights Jesus' sacrifice in paying the tax to avoid offense and His miraculous provision of the coin, urging Christians to prioritize the gospel mission and trust in God's provision.

Pastor Andrew explains Daniel's vision of four beasts representing earthly empires—Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome—and the prophetic rise of the Antichrist in a revived kingdom. Despite the terror of earthly powers, believers can rest in the certainty that Christ's everlasting kingdom will triumph and that our hope must remain in Him alone.

Pastor Andrew explores three types of faith in the context of the disciples' failure to cast out a demon from a boy and Jesus' subsequent deliverance. It identifies a perverted faith in the disciples, who relied on their own abilities rather than God, a tiny faith (like a mustard seed) that, when rightly placed in God, can accomplish great things, and a total faith exemplified by the father's desperate plea to Jesus for mercy, trusting Him despite the disciples' failure. The pastor emphasizes that faith is not about its quantity but its object—trusting in Jesus alone—and encourages believers to repent of self-reliance, pray for increased faith, and rely on God's power through prayer and fasting, while urging the unsaved to trust in Christ's finished work for salvation.

Bro. Morlock focuses his study on Daniel's unwavering faith and consistent prayer life, even when faced with the threat of the lions' den. Through his example, we were reminded that true faith trusts God's promises in every circumstance, and that God is glorified whether He delivers us from trials or sustains us through them.

Pastor Patton concluded the conference by showing that true freedom comes when the flesh is exposed and condemned, and the Holy Spirit is enthroned in our lives, leading us from self-effort to victorious life in Christ.

Pastor Patton showed how our flesh will even try to serve and honor Christ just to survive, but true victory only comes when we die to self and let the Holy Spirit live through us.

Pastor Patton preaches on how the Christian life is not lived in our own strength but in the Spirit's power, bringing freedom from sin and enabling true victory in Christ.

Pastor Patton starts our 3 day conference by preaching about what it means to be crucified with Christ—laying aside self, embracing surrender, and allowing Christ's life to be lived through us .

Pastor Andrew Teesdale teaches on our understanding of the blood of Jesus Christ and how it changes our lives.