In a world that is increasingly opposed to absolute truth, we are expected to keep our faith in Jesus to ourselves. When His name is mentioned in the workplace, often times an awkward silence ensues. In today’s message, Pastor JD challenges us to fearlessly speak the truth that God puts in our hearts – our world needs to hear it!

Whose plans are you following for your life? Often times we pray for God to fulfill our will instead of asking Him for clear direction on what His will is for our lives. In today’s message, Pastor JD challenges us to wait upon the Lord and trust that He will reveal and unfold His good and perfect will in our lives.

Evil will not reign forever. God is just and He simply will not abide it. As Pastor JD expresses in today’s message, our hearts long for that justice. God put that desire in us. He is a God of mercy, but He hates to see wickedness and we can rest assured that those who practice it and refuse to repent will suffer the consequences.

In today’s message, Pastor JD warns of what is referred to as a “Jezebel spirit”. This spirit manifests itself in a subtle but destructive way. It can make you question who you are in Christ. That is not the work of the Holy Spirit. Any spirit that makes you doubt God’s grace at work in your life is an evil spirit.

Today Pastor JD continues sharing an op ed piece from Gwinnett News about the recent seventy nation summit in Paris France surrounding the abrupt United Nations resolution against the nation of Israel. The response by the writer in this article carefully dissects the possible ramifications of this resolution.

One of the most talked about topics in the Body of Christ is the identity of the antichrist. Countless books and articles have been written on the subject. Pastor JD again reminds us that while studying this is ok, we shouldn't place much concern upon who the antichrist will be. Why? Because the Body of Christ will not be here...Jesus will return BEFORE the antichrist is revealed.

Pastor JD clears up some questions about generational curses today. We have heard that The Lord revisits people's iniquities. This isn't done as a curse. It is done to show how good God is. He revisits sin to show us not to do it. We don't want to repeat the sins of our fathers. God's grace is shown to us through this.

Pastor JD clears up some questions about generational curses today. We have heard that The Lord revisits people's iniquities. This isn't done as a curse. It is done to show how good God is. He revisits sin to show us not to do it. We don't want to repeat the sins of our fathers. God's grace is shown to us through this.

Pride is its own reward to some. It makes us feel superior, on top of things, in charge. But it also has some deadly side effects. Today, Pastor JD points out some of those consequences in the life of King Jeroboam. Just like him, we too can end up doing foolish, illogical and even incredibly evil things when we begin to think that we do not need God.

It's pretty amazing to think there are actually people who believe they can hide themselves from God. Perhaps they think they can get lost in the crowd or that God is too busy with world affairs to see them. Today Pastor JD reminds us that not only does God see us, He knows our deepest needs and desires us to give ourselves fully to Him.