Some staggering statistics are shared to help motivate the church to not be another ingredient of the problem but rather an anecdote to what’s plaguing the body of Christ especially in America. Pastor Josiah shares on how it’s the heart of God to leave the 99 to go and find the 1. But only 1% of the church is actually doing this! Something needs to happen within that 1% where that number grows rapidly in order to retrieve more of those who are no longer in the sheep fold or who never were to begin with. We may not all be evangelists but we have no right to not be a witness. He breaks down The Great Commission in a very simple and easy to understand way that can be applied to each of the lives of believers everywhere. This type of message will provoke you to truly do what Jesus has called you to do and stop making excuses as to why not. Be the church and fulfill all He’s called us to fulfill.

Pastor Tim emphasizes that the true reward of Christianity is not just heaven but restored intimacy with God, as demonstrated by Jesus, who lived in constant awareness of the Father's presence. Using the covenant of marriage as an illustration, this message challenges believers to fully commit to their relationship with God, actively pursuing deeper intimacy rather than treating faith as a temporary contract.

5 helpful ways to move forward in your faith.

Learning from the life of Peter through the miracle of walking on water. Before being able to walk in a miracle he had to step out on a word.

Greg takes us on a systematic ascension into a progressing faith in God. He capitalizes on 5 main tools needed to be in the tool belt of each believer to get to the next level. With a barrage of memorable quotes and a rich deposit of revelation this message is sure to advance your faith to another level. Break out the steak knives because it’s time for some meat, now dig in and be greatly blessed!

Pastor Josiah covers an interesting portion of Scripture where the disciples are asking questions they shouldn’t be. Jesus teaches and corrects a poor way of thinking and uses a child to do so. He also addresses this sectarian mindset amongst the disciples which still unfortunately exists in the Church today. We need a Godly perspective on such matters as we live the life He’s called us to do. At times, willing for drastic measures to be taken in order to ensure we’re truly looking at Jesus and producing a legacy from what we’re looking at — it’s all connected.

Focusing on David’s wife Michal we learn some great insights on how a slippery slope of compromise will draw you out of beloved identity and ultimately your intimacy with God will dwindle. Michal made some poor decisions and even though there was a second chance, the opportunity for her to change didn’t dig deep enough and she settled for being near beloved identity but not one with that reality. This is a can’t miss revelation for the body of Christ! Dive in.

When Pastor Michel was young, he went to the beach with a friend, and they decided to go in the water. He was swimming, but he was going no where. He kept on trying to move closer to shore with no success. Pastor Michel was caught in a rip tide and remembered he needed to swim parallel to the shore to get to safety. Eventually he did reach shore, but it taught him a valuable lesson in moving but going nowhere.Moses and the Israelites experienced that same sensation. They had escaped Egypt and four hundred years of slavery. The Lord had given them a home, the Promised Land. “And the LORD went before them by day in a pillar of cloud to lead the way, and by night in a pillar of fire to give them light, so as to go by day and night.” Exodus 13:21 However, when they arrived, Moses sent out twelve men to examine the land. Ten returned with fear; two, Caleb and Joshua, encouraged the Israelites to go and conquer the “land flowing with milk and honey.” The others had forgotten all the miracles the Lord had performed in their journey like opening the Red Sea. Because the fear spread from the ten, the Israelitescomplained and rejected Caleb and Joshua’s positive message. What should have taken eleven days took them forty years. The Israelites wandered in the desert for decades because of their unbelief, disobedience, and fear. Movement does not mean you are moving forward.

"Wells of Intimacy" is an honest conversations about faith, identity, and true intimacy with Jesus. In this message, we explore what it means to stop chasing empty wells and step into a deep, fulfilling relationship with God. Through personal testimony, biblical truth, and real-life reflection, we begin to see how Jesus pursues, restores, and invites us into something greater. If you're ready to let go of striving and experience the depth of God’s love, this podcast is for you.

This unique story is filled with some incredible lessons. Peter as a leader amongst the disciples. Choosing to fully follow the Lord and leave the old life behind. We hear testimony from one of the staff messages who knew what it was like to be 1 foot in 1 foot out and then had to make the decision to either be all in or all out and she chose to be all in! The fruit from that decision has been earthshaking for her and those who know her. Then the unique story of Peter catching a fish with the coin in its mouth out of obedience to the Lord in order to pay the temple tax. Pastor Josiah brings out some direct insight from these stories and how it should apply to our decision to fully follow Jesus well.

Pastor Josiah takes us into the story of Joseph. Joseph had favor everywhere he went which came from a long line of stewarding intimacy. Potiphar recognized the favor of the Lord on Josephs life and placed a demand on it which blessed his home as well. Then the enemy tried to mess it all up through Potiphar’s wife and her shenanigans. However, Joseph didn’t let it get to him. He found a way out. He found a way to maintain his integrity and keep the favor of God on his life. There’s so much oil on this subject, dive in and be blessed