What if one of the biggest reasons believers stay weak, confused, unstable, or spiritually dry is not because God is absent—but because they are biblically underfed? In Day 3 of the Kingdom Habits series, Pastor James teaches on Feeding on the Word and why scripture must become daily bread for every believer.

In this message, you’ll learn why inspiration is not enough without nourishment, how the Word of God renews the mind, gives direction, stabilizes the heart, and builds spiritual strength for everyday life. If you’ve been feeling dry, distracted, mentally foggy, or hungry for more of God, this practical biblical teaching will help you return to the power of daily time in the Word.

Scriptures in this teaching include Matthew 4:4 (NKJV), Psalm 119:105 (NKJV), Romans 12:2 (NKJV), Hebrews 4:12 (NKJV), and Joshua 1:8 (NKJV).

What kind of life are your daily habits creating? In this first message of the Kingdom Habits series, Pastor James shares how small repeated decisions shape spiritual strength, character, and destiny. This practical biblical teaching will help you recognize unhealthy patterns, build godly rhythms, and understand how consistency in prayer, the Word, and obedience can transform your future.

In this message, you’ll learn why drift is automatic but growth is intentional, how habits become pathways, why small acts of obedience matter, and how God uses daily faithfulness to prepare you for greater things. If you’ve felt spiritually inconsistent, distracted, or stuck, this teaching will encourage you to begin again with simple, intentional Kingdom habits.

Scriptures in this teaching include Galatians 6:7–9 (NKJV), Proverbs 4:23 (NKJV), Luke 16:10 (NKJV), and Romans 12:2 (NKJV).

In this message, Pastor James shares a powerful word from the Jesus Is series: Jesus Is the Carpenter. In Mark 6, Jesus was called “the carpenter,” and what some people used to reduce Him actually reveals something beautiful about His nature. Jesus is the One who restores design, rebuilds what has been broken, and finishes what He starts.

This sermon explores how Jesus is not distant from pain, failure, weakness, or unfinished places in our lives. He is hands-on. He cuts with purpose, heals what has been damaged, wastes nothing, and knows how to turn broken places into testimonies of His grace. If you have ever felt stuck, overlooked, wounded, or discouraged, this message will remind you that your life is still in the hands of the Master Carpenter.

Be encouraged today: God is still building, still restoring, and still working in the lives of those who trust Him. Jesus is the Carpenter, and your life is safest in His hands.

What does it look like to become an instrument of justice in everyday life? In this Day 4 teaching from our Instruments of Justice series on Good Morning LIVE, Pastor James shares how believers are called to use their words, influence, gifts, and daily choices for the good of others. This message explores Luke 6:38, Proverbs 18:21, and practical biblical principles about refusing gossip, speaking life, honoring people, and living with purpose in the home, the marketplace, the church, and everyday relationships.

This teaching will challenge you to move beyond simply receiving from God and begin asking how God wants to work through your life. If you have ever wondered how to reflect Jesus in ordinary moments, how to use your influence for good, or how small acts of love and obedience can carry kingdom impact, this message will encourage and equip you. Learn how to become a practical expression of God’s justice by speaking life, carrying dignity, and serving faithfully right where you are.

Join host James Epperle on Good Morning Live as he delves into a profound discussion on the intrinsic value of every person. Drawing from biblical teachings, the series emphasizes God's love for justice and humanity, highlighting that every individual is created in the image of God and is inherently valuable. Through insightful reflections and scripture, viewers are encouraged to see beyond societal judgments and recognize the worth in themselves and others.

What does it mean that God is a God of justice? In this Day 1 teaching from our Instruments of Justice series on Good Morning LIVE, Pastor James unpacks how justice is rooted in the very nature of God. This message explores Isaiah 61:8, John 10:10, Romans 5:8, and 1 John 4:17 to show that God is not indifferent to pain, suffering, loss, or injustice. He is a God who uses His power for good, restores what has been broken, and calls His people to reflect His heart in the earth.

If you have ever wrestled with disappointment, unfair circumstances, betrayal, or questions about where God is in the middle of pain, this message will encourage your faith and remind you that the Lord sees, the Lord cares, and the Lord loves justice. This teaching lays the foundation for the full Instruments of Justice series and will help you better understand the character of God, the mission of Jesus, and your role as a believer in a hurting world.

In today’s “Who Is Jesus?” message, we open Matthew 21:10–13 (ESV) and see Jesus in a way many people overlook: Jesus is the Lord of His House. When Jesus entered Jerusalem, the city asked, “Who is this?”—and then Jesus walked straight into the temple and exposed what didn’t belong.

This sermon is a call to examine our hearts and our church life through one urgent question: Are we useful to God? Jesus cleanses the temple because His house was meant to be a house of prayer, not a place of empty religion, entitlement, or spiritual robbery. If you’ve ever felt spiritually “out of place,” distracted, numb, or stuck in a season where God feels distant—this message will challenge and awaken you.

You’ll also hear Jesus’ repeated warnings from Scripture about the danger of being blessed but useless, and why God blesses His people: not for self-centered comfort, but to love others and advance His Kingdom. This message closes with the powerful reminder that God specializes in taking what feels “useless” and making it useful—the miracle of dirt.

Join James Epperly as he guides viewers through the process of receiving healing by faith. This enlightening session delves into the nature of healing as God's will, emphasizing that faith works by receiving rather than achieving. Discover the power of grace, the importance of belief, and the role of faith in unlocking the blessings of healing. Perfect for those seeking spiritual growth and understanding of divine healing principles.

Join us in an inspiring sermon that delves into the healing powers of Jesus Christ. This message explores how Jesus, through His ministry, offers restoration not only to the body but also to the spirit and soul. Discover the significance of faith, the role of the Holy Spirit, and how healing is accessible to all believers. Perfect for anyone seeking spiritual growth and understanding of divine healing.

Welcome to Good Morning LIVE with Pastor James! Today is Day 1 of our 5-day series on physical healing, and we’re laying a foundation that will strengthen your faith: healing is in the nature of God.

In this teaching, you’ll discover:

Why God reveals Himself as “the LORD who heals”

How Jesus shows us the Father’s heart through His healing ministry

Why healing is not a “maybe”—it’s consistent with God’s goodness

A simple activation to help you receive healing by faith

A clear, bold prayer for healing you can agree with right now

If you’re dealing with pain, chronic symptoms, fatigue, diagnosis fear, or you’re standing in faith for a loved one—this message is for you. Stay to the end and join us as we pray and declare God’s Word over your body.

✅ If you experienced any change, share your testimony in the comments (even if it was small).