We often ask God to baptize our weaknesses, but have you ever asked Him to baptize your strengths?

In this closing message on the life of Gideon, Pastor Coats explores the tragic final chapter of one of Israel's greatest judges. We see a man who started in crippling insecurity, rose to mighty victory, but ultimately fell into a trap of his own making.

While Gideon rightly refused to be crowned King of Israel , this message reveals how he subtly drifted into idolatry by creating a "Golden Ephod"—a rival altar that ensnared his entire family. It serves as a sober warning that our greatest attributes, if not continually submitted to God, can become our greatest downfall.

In this service, you will learn:

The Art of Diplomacy: How Gideon used a "soft answer" to defuse a potential civil war with the tribe of Ephraim.

The Snare of the Ephod: The story of the 43 pounds of gold ($3 million value) that Gideon turned into an idol, distracting Israel from the true Tabernacle.

The Unbaptized Arm: A powerful historical illustration of warriors who were baptized but held their sword arms out of the water so they could continue to sin—and how we do the exact same thing today .

Baptizing Your Strengths: Why submitting your talents and victories to God is just as important as submitting your sins and failures.

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Have you ever felt like God "ghosted" you in the middle of a crisis?

In this Wednesday Night Bible Study, Pastor Coats dives into Psalm 10, a scripture that tackles the raw, human frustration of feeling forsaken. David starts this Psalm asking the question we are often afraid to voice: "Why, O Lord, do you stand far away?".

But Psalm 10 doesn't stay in the valley of doubt. It moves from questioning God's silence to declaring His sovereignty. This message also issues a stern, timely warning to the modern church about the dangers of becoming "self-appointed judges."

In this service you will learn:

The "Practical Atheist": Why many Christians claim to believe in God, but live their daily lives as if He doesn't exist—believing in Him like they believe in "Santa Claus".

The "Purity Police": A heavy conviction regarding ministries that expose the failures of others. Pastor Coats warns that if you are going to judge someone else's house, you better make sure your own closet is 1,000% clean.

The "Hot Pursuit": The Hebrew meaning behind the wicked "hotly pursuing" the poor, and how it represents a fire of hatred rather than just oppression.

The Ultimate Comfort: Why, at the end of the day—whether dealing with suicide, tragedy, or confusion—the only answer that matters is: "God never makes a mistake".

God sees what you don't see. He isn't ignoring evil; He is preparing to triumph over it.

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Opposition is not evidence that you are doing something wrong. It is often evidence that you are doing something right.

In this heavy and convicting message, Pastor Coats tackles the "Way of Cain" found in Jude 11. While we often think of Cain simply as the first murderer, this sermon reveals that the "Way of Cain" is actually a spirit—an influence of rebellion and self-righteousness that seeks to abort God's plans before they can ever be birthed.

Highlighting Sanctity of Life Sunday, this message bridges the gap between the ancient spirit that killed Abel and the modern culture that wages war on the unborn.

In today's service, you will learn:

The "Woe" of Jude: Why God pronounces "Woe" on those who refuse to enter the Kingdom and stop others from entering.

The Law of Opposition: Why the devil only attacks what threatens him—and why your struggle is actually proof of your anointing.

The 4 Targets of the Cain Spirit: How the enemy specifically targets those walking in obedience, those increasing in influence, and God's appointed deliverers.

A Visual Wake-Up Call: A haunting, undeniable demonstration comparing the lives lost in every major American war to the lives lost in the war against the unborn.

It is time to decide: Are you serving God His way, or are you insisting on your own "Way of Cain"

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Grace without truth is meaningless. Truth without grace is mean.

In this emotional finale of the Refuel Conference, Evangelist Robbie Mitchell delivers the "Crescendo" of the week—a message titled "The Gospel of the Rejected."

Moving beyond the traditional reading of the Prodigal Son, this sermon dissects Luke 15 to reveal the three distinct ways we get lost: The Sheep (who wanders), The Coin (who is dropped), and The Son (who rebels).

In this episode, you will hear:

The 3 Types of Lost: Why a sheep needs direction, a coin needs circulation, and a son needs correction.

The Danger of "Mountain Circling": How "polishing the 99 coins" keeps the church from finding the one that is lost in the cracks.

Grace vs. Truth: A powerful definition of how these two forces must work together to create spiritual medicine.

A Death Row Miracle: The gripping, true story of Clay King Smith—a man on death row for killing five people—and the undeniable redemption he found in a cold prison cell moments before his execution.

Whether you feel like you’ve wandered off, been dropped by the church, or ran away in rebellion, this message proves there is no pit so deep that God’s love isn't deeper still.

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Are you confusing "movement" with "progress"? Just because you're busy doesn't mean you're going anywhere.

In this convicting message from the Refuel Conference, Evangelist Robbie Mitchell tackles the "Law of Progression." Using the story of Israel in Deuteronomy 2, he explains how a journey that should have taken 11 days ended up taking 38 years because the people became comfortable circling the same mountain.

If you feel like you are in a spiritual rut—experiencing a lot of activity (shofars, tambourines, and meetings) but no actual breakthrough—you might be stuck in a cycle of "mountain circling".

Tonight, we learned:

The Trap of Activity: Why "learning how to have church" can actually keep you from moving forward in God.

Mountain #1 - Past Failures: Why God doesn't just forgive sin, He forgets it—but you have to let it go, too.

Mountain #2 - Offense & Self-Pity: A hilarious but deadly serious story about "Granny," a jar of gallstones, and a dinner of "Fried Roasted Preacher".

Mountain #3 - Other People’s Failures: Why focusing on the hypocrisy of others is a surefire way to halt your own journey.

Dove’s Eyes: The spiritual biological fact that doves have no peripheral vision—and why you need that same "tunnel vision" for Jesus.

It’s time to stop looking in the rearview mirror. You have circled this mountain long enough—turn North.

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In this transformative message from Night 2 of the Refuel Conference, Evangelist Robby Mitchell unveils the mystery of "The Fourth Tabernacle." While the Old Testament relied on physical structures to house the presence of God, the New Covenant changes everything.

Using 1 Corinthians 6:19 and the history of God's dwelling places, this sermon challenges the "Americanized" view of Christianity where we visit God on Sundays and leave Him locked in the building on Mondays.

In this episode, you will learn:

The "What?" Question: Why Paul was shocked that the Corinthians forgot their bodies were the literal temple of the Holy Ghost.

The 4 Tabernacles: The progression from Moses’ tent, to Solomon’s temple, to Jesus Christ, and finally—to YOU.

The Evicted Homeowner: A powerful analogy of a previous owner (Satan) who keeps driving by a house he no longer owns, claiming it's still his.

The Danger of "Optional" Christianity: Why being filled with the Holy Spirit isn't an accessory, but a necessity for the "Fourth Tabernacle".

You have been bought with a price. It’s time to change the locks.

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Are you at the end of your rope? Good. You might be exactly where a miracle begins.

In this powerful message from the Refuel Conference, Evangelist Robby Mitchell reveals a spiritual law that few talk about: the "Place Called Nothing."

While the world pushes us to be the greatest, the strongest, and the "somebody," God often does His most undeniable work when we are reduced to an "irreducible minimum." Using James 4:17 and the concept of spiritual neglect, this message challenges you to stop striving and start surrendering.

In this service, you will hear:

The Danger of Neglect: Why "knowing to do good and doing it not" is a trap that leads to spiritual stagnation.

The Trap of "More": A convicting story about the world's richest man and why "just a little bit more" is never enough.

Undeniable Miracles: Real-life testimonies of God showing up when medical science gave up—including the healing of Donna Henry, the raising of Mildred English, and a woman in Maryland who defied impossibility to become a mother.

The Power of Desperation: Why the woman with the issue of blood didn't just "touch" Jesus, but touched Him with a "nothing" desperation that stopped Him in His tracks.

If you feel like you have nothing left to give, don't throw in the towel. Your desperation is the breeding ground for your miracle.

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We have officially kicked off the Refuel Conference 2026!

Our opening message from Evangelist Robby Mitchell delivers a sobering and timely truth: it really does matter where you go to church. Drawing from Mark 1:21–28, this sermon confronts the danger of spiritual complacency, religious tradition, and “status quo” Christianity that resists true revival.

Through Scripture, real-world observation, and prophetic clarity, we’re reminded that right doctrine, Spirit-led preaching, and uncompromised truth shape not only our faith—but the eternal direction of our families and future generations. When Jesus shows up, things stir. And where truth is preached, lives are changed.

⛽ Refuel isn’t a club—it’s a call.

🔥 Revival begins where truth is welcomed.

📍 It matters where you go to church.

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In “Revive Us Again,” we turn to Psalm 85—a powerful prayer for restoration, renewal, and revival in the land. Drawing from the story of the Sons of Korah, this message reminds us that revival is possible even after seasons of dishonor, dryness, and silence—when God’s people choose repentance, humility, and prayer.

This sermon calls the Church to remember what God has done in the past, believe for renewal in the present, and contend for healing in our nation. Revival restores joy, revives worship, heals the land, and brings righteousness and peace together at the cross of Christ.

🔥 “Will You not revive us again, that Your people may rejoice in You?”

🙏 Renewal begins in the heart—and flows into the land.

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In “Times of Refreshing,” we turn to Acts 3:19–21 and discover God’s promise to bring renewal, restoration, and fresh life from His presence. This message reminds us that true refreshing doesn’t come from emotional moments alone—it flows from repentance, returning to God, and aligning our hearts with His purposes.

As we look ahead to a new year, this sermon calls the Church to humble itself, seek the Lord, and believe for more than a momentary stirring. God desires lasting change, renewed joy, and the restoration of all things—and He invites His people to participate in what He is doing.

💧 Forgiveness.

🔥 Renewal.

✨ A fresh move of God from His presence.

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