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.

LOOKING UNTO JESUS- Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Gabriel Swaggart continues his series on the sustaining grace of God with a message from Hebrews 12:1–3. Challenging believers to examine where their eyes are fixed, he reminds us that looking to circumstances and earthly distractions leads us off course. Instead, we are called to set our focus on Jesus—the author and finisher of our faith—holding fast in life’s race by knowing who we are in Christ and making Him our everything.

PERSISTENT FAITH- Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor Loren Larson continues his series In Search of Healing, preaching from II Kings 13:14–19. He recounts how the prophet Elisha rebuked the king of Israel for striking the arrow on the ground only three times instead of persevering—limiting the victory God intended over Syria. The message underscores that true faith reaches for God without hesitation or doubt. Even when healing is unseen, believers are called to repent and believe with persistence, knowing we can trust God’s provision above all. In a world marked by sin and death, steadfast faith is essential. God’s will is to heal—provided through Christ’s atonement; with Him, all things are possible.

RUN YOUR RACE- God has not called us to run someone else’s race. Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor Gabriel Swaggart continues his study of Hebrews 12, reminding believers to stay aligned with God’s will and remain in the lane He has assigned to us. Our race is personal, and faithfulness does not always look the same. Comparison only leads to discouragement—imitation cannot produce endurance. Only alignment with God’s calling will sustain us. God slows our pace to produce patience and fruit through obedience. When we remain aligned, protection is the result. The Holy Spirit transforms us into who God has called us to be. God values our formation more than our speed. If we run our race at His pace and remain faithful, we will finish well.

THE VALUE OF PRAYER- Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Loren Larson reads Psalm 91:14-16 continuing his series, “In Search of Healing”. All believers abide under the shadow of the Almighty God. When we respond correctly; calling upon Him, setting our love upon Him, and knowing His name, God will respond with deliverance. At salvation, we receive all the benefits that the Cross provides, by faith and faith alone we can trust our provider. God will fight for all His children who set their love upon Him.

THE RIVER OF THE SANCTUARY- Today, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart reads Ezekiel 47:1-12 teaching on the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is Holy, and He will come into a hungry, seeking heart of a believer, as the Baptism of the Holy Spirit is a second subsequent work of grace that is evidenced by speaking in tongues. We need the power of the Holy Spirit to move in our churches, homes, and everyday lives. This is the same power we read about in the Holy Scriptures that healed the sick and raised the dead. The source of the river of life, flows from the throne of God, to Jesus, the Door. Jesus Christ is the baptizer. We must humble ourselves, to go into the infilling of the Holy Spirit. The course of the river flows south of the altar, which represents The Cross. The source, the course, and the force all comes by the way of the Cross, powered by the Holy Spirit.