Presenter: Danny Seifu

When Brother Danny realized that every awful thing in his life was due to his reliance on his own will, and conversely, everything good was a result of another’s love and sacrifice, God changed him forever. This realization unlocked the prison of depression he was in and set him on a path of promise.

Includes: "I Had to Come Back"

Presenters: Amanda Lancaster, Dan Lancaster & Asi Adams

The changes God would have us make begin by capturing our thoughts, by focusing our minds on God's word and obeying it. Often times we think we know what will make us happy, but this is only an illusion. This is why God asks us to surrender our thoughts and allow him to give us new desires. As in the story of Naaman, only when he was able to surrender the way he imagined God would work in his life was he able to experience the true miracle—a change of heart.

Includes: "Speak to the Mountain"

Presenter: Asi Adams

Every chronic breakdown in the church can be traced to a lack of godly Fatherhood. This type of authority is based in love and sees the eternal consequences of a child’s attitudes and motives, in contrast to managing outward behavior. When God set out to change the world, He called one man and taught him how to be a father, showing us that nothing is more revolutionary than God’s vision of what a family and community should be.

Presenter: Andrew Zimmerman

Brother Andrew’s longing to devote his life to God led him on a journey of discovery, from his first encounter with the Lord at summer camp, to a group of men seeking God in a coffee shop and finally to a community of committed believers in Texas.

Presenter: Asi Adams

God will not add accessories to a life incompatible with His purpose; He desires to transformis the process through which He changes us—allowing us to participate in the process. This is only possible when we are convinced of the necessity for a complete change. As we submit our lives to discipleship, He transforms us into something useful for His kingdom.

Presenters: Asi Adams, Zach Herbert, Kevin Rumsey & Dylan McMahan

In order to see the kingdom of God, we must each experience a transformation so total it cannot be attributed to human achievement. This is what Jesus described to Nicodemus when the latter attempted to make Jesus a political leader—contrasting the earthly kingdom Nicodemus hoped to see to the spiritual kingdom He was building. This encounter must then become a precedent for the rest of our lives.

Presenters: Asi Adams & Gabe Barbieri

God’s provision will prepare us for every crisis, even if we don’t see the results of our obedience immediately. When God prompts us to move, we must disentangle ourselves from the shackles of indifference and passivity in order to seize the fleeting moments of opportunity. This require that every one of us take responsibility for our places on the Lord’s battlefield and that we each strike the enemy until we see complete victory.

Presenter: Dan Lancaster

This is the message Brother Dan gave at the beginning of this year's Christmas program. It is based on the true story of Abbie Burgess, a young girl who tended the lighthouse at Matinicus Rock during a severe storm The entire program can be seen on the Homestead Heritage YouTube channel.

Presenter: David Bernard

Paul said that his teaching was “not with persuasive words of human wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and power, that your faith should not be in the wisdom of men but in the power of God.” Gods intervention depends on whom we have put our faith in, rather than how much faith we have. If we want to see miracles, we must take that risky step of moving our faith from man to God. We may not see immediate results, but we are commanded to ask, seek and knock until God’s will is accomplished.

Includes: "Believe For It"

Presenter: Asi Adams. In Matthew 23, Jesus said He was incapacitated by the people’s unwilling hearts, indicating that human will is the determining factor in whether one receives the grace of God. Anyone can accept opinions or suggestions, as long as these are based on human authority; yet whenever someone comes in the authority of God, people take offense. But an examination of scripture reveals that God almost always chooses to dispense His grace through anointed words of truth delivered by imperfect vessels—people.

Includes: "Draw Me Close to You"