Not everyone should have the same access to our hearts. There are rings that spiral out from our heart that are occupied by those we choose to be there. Jesus cultivated: The One; The Three; and The Twelve. He also separated friends from everyone else.In this message, Matt gives us tools to cultivate: The God Spot - the place that only God can and should fill; The Three; The Five; The Seven and so on.

Many have said, "We are completely FREE in Christ and have no restraints"; and I agree, we are FREE in Christ...BUT because of His freedom, I am compelled to manage my connection to Him because I am only FREE "in HIM".Jesus was completely FREE; yet, He restrained Himself in order to remain "in His Father" and to fulfill His Father's desires.Bible Reading:Proverbs 29:17-19; Romans 12:1-2; Genesis 1:1-3; Genesis 1:26-28; Galatians 6:7-8

The proper Biblical response to God's vision for our lives is to establish "boundaries" and "restraints". These are our acts of worship to God. (See Romans 12:1-2) They are the fruit of our submission to Him and are a symbol that we value what He values. His love and vision for us compels us. Boundaries and restraints signify God's governing territory in our lives and establish the domain of His favor and grace upon us. Within these "restraints", we have an unlimited measure of His empowering Presence and His vision for us unfolds.Bible Reading:Proverbs 29:17-19; Matthew 25:14-31; 1 Samuel 15-17

There is an anti-church movement that is clothed in and "anti-religious" mask and it is spreading in the most unlikely of places...the church itself.In this message, Jared outlines the wonder and the beauty of the church and discusses the privilege that we have of becoming the stunning bride of Christ.Bible Reading:Ephesians 2; Ephesians 5:22-33; Hebrews 10:19-25; Ephesians 4:1-16

Faith looks like something. Hebrews uses words like, "substance" and "evidence" to describe faith. James teaches us that faith, if not accompanied by works, is DEAD.Faith is an encounter that transforms the way we do life. William P. Young, the famed author of "The Shack" puts it like this: "Transformation is complete when there is no difference between the truth of our being and the way of our being."Bible Reading:Hebrews 11; Luke 3:8-9; Romans 1:16-17; James 1:2-4; 21-27; Luke 5:17-26; John 14:7-15

Immaturity is having a discernible gap between our character and our gifting. Presumption is our refusal to partner with The Lord to close it.In this message, we dive into "the sin of presumption" and how it clouds our judgment and dulls our sensitivity to Holy Spirit.Bible Reading:1 Peter 5:1-11; Proverbs 16:25-26

We are living in a time that can generally be compared to the times that Daniel, Joseph and Esther lived in. We are no longer in a "Christian" culture operating with "Christian" values. Therefore, our "ministry" to the world must shift. They have no value for our church programs, sermons and spiritual revelations. So, how do we "minister" to them? In this message, we dive into some common misconceptions of what it means to be "ministers" in the marketplace and we refocus our attention to what carries the grace of God. The key is found in the actual definition of "minister" - to serve or to attend to; to wait at a table and offer food and drink to the guests.The river gets deeper the further away it gets from the temple.Bible Reading:Ezekiel 47:1-12; Matthew 13:33; Mark 2:13-17

In this message Kyle dives into the importance of being a receptive garden so that God may plant His Word in us, as seed, so that we may produce much fruit.Bible Reading:James 1:19-27; Matthew 7:16-20; Galatians 5:22-23

This message dives into the theological and cultural foundation that, as believers in Jesus Christ and the New Covenant, we are a Kingdom of kings and priests.What that really means is outlined in these four directives: 1) We all have direct access to God 2) We all may minister to God 3) We all may minister to others 4) We all may have a prophetic voice & functionBible Reading:1 Peter 2:1-12; Exodus 19:1-6; Revelation 1:4-6; Revelation 5:9-10

In life, there are mountains and there are molehills. Mountains generally get the appropriate amount of attention. After all, they're mountains.On the other hand, molehills are often insignificant and are just bumps in the road. We tend to overlook or miss them, but, there are times that a molehill is a sign of a deeper issue that must be resolved.Bible Reading:2 Kings 11; 2 Chronicles 24