The accuser, Satan, does much more than accuse, he’s also our tempter, and our buffeter.  One of the greatest examples of this is found in the book of Job, more specifically, in chapter 1 where he actually challenges God on Job’s faithfulness to him exclusively tied to God’s blessing upon him.  Job was a man who feared God, and walked uprightly.  Yet Satan stood before God and challenged the authenticity of Job’s faith…In other words: “Take away the blessings, and Job will walk away from You,” but Satan discovered something that suffering couldn’t take away.  We look at one of Scripture’s most remarkable encounters between God and Satan and discover what it teaches us about spiritual opposition, God’s sovereignty, the boundaries of the enemy, and a faith that can survive the fire. Your faith may be tested…Your world may be shaken, but God who is the author of life is still on the throne writing your ending!

As Christians we understand that we have a Savior because we have an enemy:  Satan translated from “Sat-ton” in Hebrew meaning, “Adversary” He is our Adversary because scripture calls him the “accuser of the brethren”. In Zechariah chapter 3, we find Joshua the high priest standing before the Lord—and standing right beside him is Satan, resisting and accusing him.  And perhaps the most powerful part of the story is that Joshua’s garments really are filthy. As the “father of lies,” as Jesus called him, he’s not wrong in his accusation, but that’s where the power of a just and loving God comes in. God speaks. “The LORD rebuke thee, O Satan.” God removes Joshua’s filthy garments, takes away his iniquity, and clothes him with something new. We discover what Scripture reveals about the enemy who accuses us—and the God who stands for us.  The hard truth is that the accusations in our life may be true, but our advocate IS the Truth!  Let us come together and enter into the courts of heaven where God our Father has the final word!

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Some have big faith and some barely have any, yet scripture tells us that God is no respecter of persons. So why the difference? We are all given the same measure of faith but we don't all do the same with it. In this message we learn how to "grow your faith" according to scripture.

Gain a deep understanding of the power of your spoken words according to scripture and how to use them to change the course of your life and even whole nations. You were created to be an overcomer, it’s time to unsheathe your sword and take back what the enemy has stolen.

A look at the Restoration of Israel through the Restoration of Zerubbabel. The finale in of the saga that began with the Lamentations of Jeremiah. How God finished what He started, kept all His promises, and refused to give up on His covenants. A people refined in the fires of affliction now reinstated into their purpose and positions through unexpected divinely orchestrated circumstances. 

When God gave His people their promised land, it came with instructions. Failing to maintain some of them caused the land to fall under judgment by way of the great Babylonian captivity warned of by Jeremiah the Prophet. One of the main reason was failure to observe the Shmita. Tonight we will learn what the Shmita is and what observing, or failing to observe it was so important and what it helps to tell us about the hearts of those who ignored it.

A breakdown the strange prophetic similitudes that God preformed through Ezekiel the prophet in order to warn the people of exactly what was coming in the prophesied Siege. The judgment that Jeremiah had been warning of for years was now here. Yet does is also show us the depths of mercy in why God allowed them to displaced, not as a punishment, as much as a protection from what was about to happen.

Did you know that when Jesus was asked what the greatest commandment was, He quoted straight from Deuteronomy 6, what was widely known as the, “Shema”? It was the most critical piece of theology in all of ancient Israel. Everyone knew it; everyone memorized it. - It  begins with, “Hear O Israel!” and I believe without a doubt, that is a great place to start!

In a world filled with endless distractions and competing voices, how do we recognize the voice of the Lord? And more importantly… are we truly listening?

We discover why hearing God’s voice is the foundation of our relationship with Him and why the very first word of the Shema still speaks powerfully to all believers today.

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In this message we are going to give you a prophetic picture of what is coming to the nation through what happened to Israel in the time of the book of Lamentation. Pay close attention to how perfectly it parallels the times we currently live in.

A needed reminder that our walk of faith is not a one time encounter or act of faith. How you start matters, how you finish matters, and the journey in-between matters. Don't get lax because you did well in the past. Continue to fallow Jesus into new territory and adventures that will lead to new revelation and rewards in heaven.