We have now made Wednesday service – Holy Spirit demonstration and power. Those who joined in prayer are encouraged to come back and share the testimony of what the Lord did. This way, we can multiply the fruit of our prayer time together with the faith, hope, and love we experienced during the twelve hours […]

I am so excited to be together as we enter fully into Pentecost. Today we see and hear, the Spirit poured out, the Lord glorified, and the church born! Marriage renewed! Healing, deliverance, and salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ.

To help give freely all that we received during Wednesday prayer and fasting, we will testify, pray, and lay hands on those in the Sanctuary and online. The message will be what we have heard in prayer to yield in real-time to the movement of the Holy Spirit. Perfect setting right before Pentecost.

Our Kinsmen Redeemer Jesus brings us into the covenant of marriage, restoration of inheritance, and fruitfulness.

The transformation of Ruth in pursuit, humility, submission, and joyful service. This message may indeed be one of the most transformational messages I ever heard from the Lord over twenty years ago, dealing with fatherlessness, rejection, and redemption.

This Mother’s Day message is for all and will be a day of expectancy in resurrection life. “Weeping may endure for the night, but joy comes in the morning.” Psalm 30:5 It is time to let go of weeping and move into receiving.

Training for reigning includes His correction to perfection. We will be in Hebrews 12. This evening service will bring beauty to His discipline in our lives. Submission into Jesus perfection and the Father’s chastening make us partakers of His holiness. Essential truth for us, as we are inside these twenty days of prophetic fulfillment.

Jesus is the head, and we are His body, the fullness of Him who fills all in all. We surrender to His completeness. We are filled with His fullness.

We men in Jubilee are like the disciples were, before Pentecost – in transition and about to be filled with power from on high.

The opposite of trauma is the glory of Jesus, shining in our hearts. His glory swallows up death, wipes away tears, removes reproach, and restores the joy of our salvation.