REPENTANCE- Tonight at Family Worship Center, Evangelist David Borg reads James 4:1–10, calling the church to repentance. When we stray from the New Covenant, the result is strife, envy, and division. The church must turn from a direction that contradicts God’s Kingdom and Covenant and return to the path outlined in His Word. True victory comes through submission to what Christ accomplished at Calvary’s Cross—God’s redemption plan. As we draw near to Him with an undivided heart, He will reveal Himself, and we will experience His presence and glory continually in our lives.

INCREASING IN THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD- Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart teaches from the Book of Colossians. He warns that Satan divides the church through distorted truth, urging believers to know God’s Word and depend on the Holy Spirit. He highlights asceticism, legalism, and Gnosticism as ongoing deceptions that lead to bondage. True holiness is inward transformation by the Spirit, not outward rules. The Crucifixion of Jesus Christ is God’s ultimate expression of love and wisdom, offering eternal life for all who will only believe.

THE PRODIGAL SON- Don’t squander what you’ve been given. Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Jeff Rentz teaches from Luke 15:17–31, unpacking the story of the Prodigal Son. He reminds us that stepping outside of God’s order leads us into “pigpens” where the enemy tries to convince us we belong. But we cannot live with one foot in the pigpen and one with the Father. When we humbly turn back and ask for forgiveness, God meets us with compassion and open arms. Pastor Rentz also warns against the older brother’s jealousy, urging believers instead to embrace the Father’s heart—welcoming and celebrating all who return home.

THE LAND THAT REMAINS- The greatest obstacle to receiving what God has for us is often ourselves. Today at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart teaches from Joshua 13:1–2 on the Promised Land and the deliverance available to every believer. Though God brought Israel out of Egypt, an entire generation fell short because of unbelief. Each day, we must choose to trust in His provision, as faith grows through testing. After crossing the Jordan, Israel marked their journey with a memorial—symbolizing failure covered by redemption. Though battles remained, God had already given them the land. In the same way, believers must move forward in faith to possess His promises.

WHAT TO DO WHEN THE PRESSURE INCREASES? - Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Gabriel Swaggart shares a powerful message from Hebrews 12:1–3 on obedience in seasons of heaviness. Sometimes the weight we feel is not meant to be removed, but used by God as resistance to strengthen our faith and build endurance. Pressure is not proof that we are off track, but it can be the very evidence that we are moving forward. In every trial, God’s grace remains sufficient, and the question we must ask is: “Lord, what are You doing in me through this?”

FACE YOUR FEARS-FEED YOUR FAITH- When overwhelming armies threatened the Kingdom of Judah, King Jehoshaphat chose faith over fear. Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Jimmy DuPree teaches from 2 Chronicles 20, revealing how worship became Judah’s greatest weapon. As singers marched ahead of the army praising God, the Lord Himself brought confusion to their enemies and secured the victory in the Desert of Jeruel. This powerful message challenges believers to trust God’s Word, praise Him before the answer comes, and discover how faith-filled obedience invites the protection and provision of Almighty God.

THE CHURCH DESPERATELY NEEDS AN OLD-FASHIONED HOLY GHOST REVIVAL- At Family Worship Center, Pastor Don Paul Gray teaches from Matthew 16:13–18 on the urgent need for revival in today’s church. In a time of division, declining attendance, and cultural pressure, believers are called to return to God with renewed passion. As Christ’s return draws near, the church must seek His presence and prepare to be without spot or wrinkle—because revival is coming.

THE AUTHOR AND THE FINISHER OF OUR FAITH- Failure is not final. Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Gabriel Swaggart teaches from Hebrews 12:1-3, reminding us that faith in Christ makes all things possible. God's grace is infinite. Our confidence can rest in Jesus, whose grip on us never slips. Even in weakness, our hope remains in Christ, the One who began our journey is still writing our story. With faith anchored in His finished work, we can run this race with patience knowing Christ will lead us to the victory He has already provided.

HERE I AM, SPEAK LORD, YOUR SERVANT LISTENS- What does God want to birth through every believer? Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Evangelist John Maasbach from The Hague, Netherlands, explores 1 Samuel and the power of prayer. Through the story of Elkanah’s two wives, we see how Peninnah's bitterness pushed Hannah closer to God in her infertility. In her grief, she prayed, and God answered her request for a child. Fulfilling her vow, Hannah returned Samuel to serve God under Eli. Through Samuel, God warns Eli, who had grown complacent in worldly ways. Are we listening to God’s Word? He always responds to a repentant heart. Let’s be like Hannah.

BETHLEHEM-OUT OF YOU SHALL COME MY KING- Today at Family Worship Center, Evangelist John Maasbach of The Hague, Netherlands, shares powerful biblical accounts from Genesis, Ruth, Micah, and 1 Chronicles that reveal the significance of names—and God’s power to transform lives. From Rachel’s son Benoni, renamed Benjamin by Jacob to declare a new destiny, to Naomi who called herself Mara in her bitterness yet found restoration in Bethlehem, each story shows how God can redeem even the deepest sorrow. Brother Maasbach also highlights the prayer of Jabez, whose name meant pain, yet whose faith brought God’s blessing and freedom. Be encouraged—when we give Jesus our whole hearts, He can make everything new.