Presenter: Asahel Adams

God has done His work and sent His living, anointed word. His work is finished, but our faith is not punctiliar or static. Faith requires risk and an active response that tears down strongholds, dismantles excuses and brings forth fruit that endures. We can open the storehouse of power with the combination lock of faith.

Presenters: Asahel Adams & Howard Wheeler

The devil's premier objective is to annihilate trust—because all of God’s intentions hinge on an unbroken conduit of trust, that is, faith. In the face of satan’s schemes, our response should be to return every attack with faith, hope, and love. This entire war is about preserving the victory that overcomes the world—our faith (1 John 5:4). 

Presenters: Dan Lancaster, Howard Wheeler & Asahel Adams

A spectator is easily deceived by all who seek a platform to promote their ideology. But the fruit God has given us can be tasted and experienced—the fruit of His abiding presence, of lasting friendships, generational continuity and a willingness to keep changing and adjusting more perfectly with the rock of truth. 

Presenter: Dan Lancaster at Heritage Idaho.

As we expand and build communities worldwide, we face the challenges of being separate geographically yet united in Spirit. While we celebrate the diversity of gifts and emphases within each community, we are called to all strengthen and support each other in our pursuit of the same vision. Our attitude must be of humility and gratitude, for what do we have that we did not receive?

Presenters: Howard Wheeler and Asahel Adams

God commissioned craftsmen, whom He described as gifted artisans, with the anointing of wisdom when He commanded the Israelites to build the tabernacle. These men wholeheartedly used their gifts for God’s purpose. As God is crafting His corporate Body, He desires to give us the weapon of wisdom. If we reserve nothing for ourselves but give ourselves to warfare, He will use us to pull down the enemy’s strongholds.

Presenter: Dan Lancaster at Heritage Idaho.

Glory is the radiant reputation of the Lord. We can become participants in His glory only if are willing to engage in the painful process of persevering through suffering. Rather than being short-sighted, we must remember that God is changing us as we stay the course.

Presenter: Asahel Adams

Whenever we undergo suffering, whether sin, illness, slander or loss, God has a purpose He wants to work in us. If we choose to respond in faith, God will empower and refine us, and He will be glorified. Consider the story of Joseph: the fulcrum of the story is repentance and reconciliation of brothers. The greatest miracle God desires to work in the church is unity. 

Presenter: Howard Wheeler

Throughout Scripture, we read of those who traded God's promises for their own interests. But rather than merely securing an inheritance for ourselves, God wants His people to recognize our obligation to a larger purpose. As we become craftsmen, each with an attitude of care for His reputation, God can use us to scatter the horns of the enemy. 

Presenters: Gabe Barbieri, Chris Wieboldt and Asahel Adams

Often we identify the process by which God is preparing us to receive our promise, as a problem. The enemy offers us counterfeits to the promise and shortcuts to the path. Some have deserted the battle when victory was but a few steps away. Yet if we persevere in faith, God is transforming us into sons, ready to enter into our inheritance.

Presenters: Daniel Anz and Asahel Adams

There is a clear connection between our submission to God and the power He entrusts to us. We are saved by faith through grace, but do we judge God's word, claiming our efforts are met with inadequate grace? Instead of focusing on what we can't control, we can choose to change ourselves 1% at a time. Like Jesus, who acted with complete dependence on God, we can cultivate humility and find greater power at our disposal.