In this special evening service, Dr. Larry Hutton picks up where he left off and takes the teaching on dominion even deeper. Drawing from Luke 10:19-20, James 4:7, and the account of Jesus in the wilderness, Dr. Hutton shows that Satan is not just defeated, he is a subordinate who must obey every believer. You do not need to defeat the devil. He is already defeated. All you have to do is stand. If you are ready to stop being dominated and start living in the authority God has freely given you, this message will show you how.

Jesus didn't just save you, He gave you dominion. In this powerful message, guest minister Dr. Larry Hutton unpacks what it means to walk in the authority and power that God has freely given every believer. Drawing from Luke 10:19, Matthew 10, and Luke 9, Larry shows how Jesus equipped his followers, not just the twelve disciples but ordinary believers like you and me, to rule and reign over sickness, disease, and all the power of the enemy. If there's something in your life that's been dominating you, this message will show you how to turn the tables. It's time to walk in your dominion.

What does it mean to be truly renewed? In this message, Pastor Mark unpacks what the Bible says about the battle for our minds and how daily renewal transforms the way we think, speak, and live. Drawing from Ephesians 4, 2 Corinthians 10, Philippians 4, and James 1, he shows us how to cast down wrong thoughts, bring every thought captive to Christ, and fill our minds with what God says is true. If your thought life needs a reset, this message is for you.

Pastor Pamela brings a powerful message from Luke 10, 13, and 15, challenging the church to examine whether we have lost the heart of God for the hurting and the lost. Through the stories of the Good Samaritan, the woman bound for 18 years, and the Prodigal Son, she reminds us that God's heart is always running toward the broken, the captive, and the wandering. And with a sobering word from Malachi, she calls us to stop offering God our leftovers and start giving him our very best.

Faith isn't just for miracles. It's for transformation. Pastor Mark unpacks three dimensions of faith every believer needs: transformational faith that changes who you are, transcending faith that holds on to God when nothing seems to be working, and triumphant faith that changes the circumstances around you. Drawing from Hebrews 11, Colossians 1, and his own testimony of recovery, Pastor Mark reminds us that a daily, consistent faith is what prepares us for the hardest moments of life.

Guest speaker Brad Dacus of Pacific Justice Institute brings a powerful message from Esther chapter 4, reminding us that God does not need us, but he invites us to get off the bleachers and onto the field. Through the story of Esther and Mordecai, he challenges us to stop playing it safe and step into the purpose God has for us, because the joy that comes with obedience is greater than anything we could gain by staying silent. We know the final score, and God is still writing the story.

Pastor Mark continues his message on identity in Christ, walking through seven biblical keys to discovering who God made you to be. From changing the way you see yourself, to letting grace take you beyond your own ability, to claiming the endless resources of God, this message will challenge you to stop settling for status quo and start walking in everything God has already prepared for you.

You were made in the image of God, and God wrote your story before you were born. But if you don't know who you are in Christ, the enemy will keep you defeated. Pastor Mark opens this message from 1 Corinthians 2, Psalm 139, and Ephesians 2 to show you that God has prepared extraordinary things for those who love him, and that the only place to truly find yourself is in the Word of God.

Youth Pastor Cameron Cooper brings a word from the book of Habakkuk for anyone who has ever felt like God is silent, absent, or moving too slowly. Through the stories of Habakkuk, Joseph, and Paul and Silas, Cameron shows that God is always working behind doors you cannot see, and that his delays are not denials. You can trust God even when you don't understand his timing. You can trust God even when you don't understand his methods. Because God is doing something in your own day.

Pastor Mark continues the series on faith by unpacking two distinct but inseparable expressions of faith. Faith toward God is your attitude, the unwavering trust that says like Job, "though you slay me, yet will I trust you." The faith of God is your ability to receive his promises. Both grow from the Word of God, and both are essential. When Jesus returns, he will be looking for one thing. Will he find faith on the earth, and will he find it in you?