The setting for 2 Kings 7 is war and famine. Famine means a shortage of things. Maybe you find that there is a famine in the land of your life. For more encouragement on receiving a Spirit of Faith to over come famine, check out this message.

If you are fighting a battle that seems to be going on and on and you feel like you have heard every faith message out there, you are wrong! Take a break and listen to this message. It is a very real take on an age old story that we all know so well.

If we all have the access to the Spirit of Faith then we need to make sure that we are not repelling the opportunity to receive it. Take a moment to listen and understand that there are things that attract a spirit of faith and things that repel it.

We are in a time where we not only want a Spirit of Faith but we need a Spirit of Faith. God knows the outcome before we even enter a season of hardship.

So often we say we are on the verge of breakthrough, on the verge of greatness. That is great, but do you ever find that statement to just linger in a negative way? It's time, this is the hour for us to no longer be on the verge, but to be right in the center of God's Will.

Sometimes we get lost in the foggy situations of life. Faith is the torch that lights the path so that we can see the big picture. Take a moment to listen to this message and be inspired to activate your faith once again.

In this race there are a few things we must do. As we do them the race becomes a little less difficult, the weights that seem to be slowing us down fall off and we can run free. In this message Pastor Matt reveals 3 of those "musts".

The word Lot means covering. God told Abram to leave his homeland and his ancestors, however he disobeyed by taking his nephew, Lot. Lot was creating a covering from God's best in Abram's life. When Abram severed the relationship with the Lot in his life the blessing was poured out. In this message Pastor Matt helps us identify the Lot's in our own lives.

Along the journey we will find bus stops, delays, burn out, coverings and a fork in the road. When we stay on track with God's will we will overcome and reach the promised land.

What happens at a bus station? You either jump on or jump off a bus or train. In the family of Abram, his father Terah started in Ur, the place of frustration. Then he decided to jump on the bus and move towards the promise. When the memory of tragedy was thrown in his face, Terah decided to stop and camp in Haran, the place of burn out. Are you finding that you have not left Ur, or that you have been stuck in Haran, is your race no longer fun? Then check out this message.