Leadership is about showing, saying something valuable, and doing something valuable. In this message, Pastor Lance walks us through some important things the Apostle Paul wrote to the church in Philippi to help us have proper leadership presence, proclamation, and practice.

In this stand alone message, Pastor Lance reminds us that between humanity’s great need and Christ’s great miracle exists a chasm that needs to be occupied by hope-filled leaders who have a surrendered heart in partnership with the Holy Spirit. That kind of leadership is the result of healthy discipleship. Examining the story of feeding the five thousand, Pastor Lance helps us see how we can become the hope-filled, life-giving leader in this time of great need.

In the final message of this series, Pastor Lance highlights that a relationship with the Holy Spirit gives us the ability to stand, to raise our voice, and to lead.

In this message, Pastor Lance highlights that Pentecost is the infilling of the Holy Spirit that enables supernatural hearing and speaking, which are important to make us more like Jesus.

Continuing to explore the reality that we earthen vessels, described as jars of clay that are filled with God’s Spirit, we examine more characteristics of our relationship with the Holy Spirit.

Pentecost is the arrival of the Holy Spirit as promised by Jesus, so that our fragile lives might be filled with His presence. One characteristic of this reality is that the Holy Spirit reminds us over and over that God is good.

A passionate and inspirational talk with Scott Tavolacci as he discusses faith in times of adversity.

There’s a certainty we need about what Jesus said regarding the arrival of the Indwelling Holy Spirit. Not only are we to be certain of Jesus’ promise, but we are also to adopt and embrace the Holy Spirit. Pentecost Sunday is the arrival of God and Him indwelling in people, so that we might be supernaturally enabled to push back darkness and overcome injustice.

Born again believers are filled with life and empowered to move in Spirit! These challenging times can make us feel stagnant or stuck, but in Christ we are never stuck. We pray that these 4 observations from Paul’s imprisoned situation stir your soul and help become a catalyst for you to move in the Spirit despite this difficult time.

Looking at Part Two in the Applications of Full Devotion, we examine what it means to be a loving and responding community of God.