I love great messages!  But you know....there really only truly great when you do something with them.  Learn this week how to be intentional to apply the messages in this series such that the peel back the orphan spirit.

Apostle Paul admonishes us to run in such a way that we may win. Here we find a key; the bible says that I can win! You will never run and buffet your bodies, as Paul suggests, unless you first believe that you can win. Listen this week as we continue to identify and break off aspects of the orphan spirit.

Did you know that the bible presupposes that we will be successful in making it to the other side of difficulty? We have all seen people who have been shipwrecked in their faith, so how then does it presuppose that we will be successful? Because the word of God gives us the recipe for success. Find out more in this week's edition of the Orphan Spirit series.

Through adoption we have been given new rights and new responsibilities.  Our past has been washed away and we are fully united to our Father.  All of our past has been washed away and we are fully united to our Father.  Holy Spirit is IN us upon adoption and we need to stay in step with Him and not revert to our old Orphan lifestyles or ways of thinking.

Breaking agreement with the independent mindset moves us closer to being dependent on Father God.

We have to begin to exercise wholeness instead of protecting our brokenness!  Part of this pathway is found in choosing to heal when you come face to face with mistrust in your own heart regarding the character of God.

Jesus came to give us life in abundance, but the problem is that we were all born orphans, estranged from our heavenly Father.  There is nothing like the orphan mindset's ability to bring a blockage to you experiencing everything Jesus has for you.  It creates a false, self perpetuating reality that seems to validates its own existence.  Find out more this week.

The previous 4 weeks of this series focused on this Jesus...this message that bids us come and die.  But this week we discover that Jesus doesn't just bid us come and die, He bids us come and die that we may truly live.

Judas had been with Jesus for 3 years and witnessed many incredible things.  He looked like any of the other 12 and even participated in the miracles, seeing people healed, delivered, and set free.  He even quit his job and rearranged his life to follow Jesus and yet betrayed Him.  There was no question that he made sacrifices.  But God isn't looking for sacrifice, He's looking for your heart....your whole heart.

The crowd started following Jesus because they saw the signs of healing He was doing.  Later that same crowd sees the multiplication of bread and fish, but when they catch back up to Jesus He rebukes them, saying that they weren't following Him because they saw the signs, but because they got their bellies fed.  What happened between the first sign and the last sign that caused such a dramatic shift?  Find out this week!