In Session 4 we look at several key priorities that we as the church need to be working on in these times.

The New Testament church was a dynamic church because it understood the importance of the Ephesians 4 gifting as well as being in partnership with a trans-local team. We also look at how the saints are to be equipped for works of service.

If we want to truly see God move in our regions we need to be asking Him what He is doing and then partnering with that work. In this session, we look at what it means to Partner with God and walk out what He is doing.

Jesus needs to be the center for all that we do. In this session we look at what it takes and means to have Christ at the center, and how to set our focus again on the who it is all about, JESUS.

Prayer is a very important Kingdom Value. We go through the Lord’s Prayer this Sunday and learn that it’s the posture of our heart that matters the most when it comes to prayer.

Are we expectant for God to move in our midst? Are we willing to challenge the status quo of lukewarm Christianity? Are we expectant for the Glory of God? This Sunday we look at five of how we can encounter God’s Glory. Please show me your Glory. Moses – Exodus 33:18

Being ready for the return of Jesus starts today and should continue until “that day.” Mark shares with us how being “ready” is a daily decision, is for the benefit of others and anticipates joyful union with Christ Jesus.

“God is most glorified in us, when we are most satisfied in Him.” John Piper Living Sacrificially means demonstrating sacrifice, doing it in all things, and sometimes it hurts. Marco takes us through Romans 12:1-2 and encourages us on how living sacrificially towards God is an act of worship and being rich towards God.

We see people, including ourselves, react to the situations around us from our humanity. However, our humanity is being shaped by the world and not the WORD. Charles Graham takes us through Romans 12 and edifies us on how to speak and react from a place of love.

“God did not create giving for his sake, he created the principle of giving or our sakes. Giving more than anything else works selfishness and greed out of our hearts.” Robert Morris Marco shares with us how Giving is a Kingdom Value, and how it sets us free.