FEARLESS

All too often we find ourselves asking God for more. Whether it's money, time, friendships, or material things, our flesh needs more! What if God is just waiting for us to look at what we already have, and ask Him what He wants us to do with it. Those who are faithful with little will be faithful with a lot, that rule applies to everything in our lives! In this message Pastor Jeremy Johnson gives us a new perspective on a story everyone in church has heard, Mark 6:30-44, the story of Jesus multiplying the fish & loaves. We often look at the miracle and think about how wonderful it was, but we miss the steps Jesus took in between. Let's start praising God before we see the miracle happen, before we have enough, and watch multiply it to more than enough!

What better way to kick of the new year with cleansing not only our bodies but our spirits through fasting! In the Bible, we can see that men and women of God fasted to spend time seeking God. Life gets busy and our hearts can get cluttered, so fasting is a time to clean out our spirits and helps us refocus on God. Even Jesus took time to get away with God and fast. Why shouldn't we? In this message, pastor Jeremy Johnson teaches us how to say no to our flesh, and realign our spirits to step into everything the Lord has for us this year!

Christmas time is here, everyone's favorite holiday filled with food, family, and presents under that beautifully twinkling tree. But do we really know what the first Christmas was about? The first Christmas was about the presence of God. Not presents, but presence. It is an invitation for us to become His children if we will simply believe. In this timely message, Pastor Jeremy dives into the real reason why we celebrate the birth of Jesus and encourages us to unwrap the Gifts the Lord has already given us, it's time to take that wrapping off this Christmas and allow Him to show us the beautiful gifts on the inside of who we are.

It is clear that being a believer in Jesus has nothing to do with being religious, but everything to do with love and action. It starts with loving God, loving yourself, and then loving others as you love yourself. You cannot love others well until you learn to love yourself well, which comes after you come to know the love of God. Our love for others will be polluted if we do not love ourselves first.

Believe it or not, you can be a believer even in crisis. Unbelief is combated through faith, and faith is action, plus belief, plus confidence. If you give God your trust, He can handle any situation better than you can.

One voice we will probably hear the loudest is the voice of the enemy, and we need to remember that it is also the weakest. Some of the markers that will help you identify the enemy's voice will be if the words cause oppression, confusion, discouragement, or rage. The enemy will tend to attack when we are tired because his main goal is to bring us down to his level to entangle us in the things that entangled him. Jesus wants to lead us in triumph, celebrating the victory He has already won over the enemy. In this powerful message, Pastor Jeremy Johnson speaks on the voice of the enemy and how we must learn to resist him and our urge to listen to him by the grace of God.

The Lord wants to spend time with us daily to strengthen us, mature us, and reveal Himself to us. As we grow in our relationship with Him, we will begin to discern His voice in our lives, but He isn't the only one that speaks. The Bible teaches us to test every spirit that speaks into our lives, so that we may walk in truth and not be deceived. In this message, Pastor Jeremy Johnson teaches us about the gift of prophecy and how we can test the spirits we hear in order to hear the Lord clearer.

Have you ever found yourself feeling like you are hitting a ceiling? Like as if what you have been praying for has fallen on deaf ears? Delay to us can seem like God has stopped working in our favor, but He has never stopped. God wants you to know that He heard you the first time and He will not leave you hanging. In this message, Pastor Jeremy Johnson speaks on the spirit of delay and what it means for us to rest in the Lord, so that He can work for us and fight on our behalf.

Where we see dry bones, the Lord sees an army. In the story of Ezekiel and the valley of dry bones, God paints a picture of what the enemy tries to do with the Body of Christ. The enemy will cause disunity amongst our bothers and sisters in order to affect our relationship with God. We are encouraged to prophesy over ourselves and into each other's lives, but we must be mindful of our character. In this message, Pastor Jeremy Johnson speaks on the gift of prophecy and how character can affect how we speak towards others.