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Kevin Ortiz - Honor the Lord
In this sermon,Kevin teaches from Psalm 1, emphasizing the joy and blessing that come from living according to God’s Word. He explains the difference between the Old Testament law and the grace believers now have through Jesus Christ, noting that the law is no longer written on tablets but written on transformed hearts. He encourages the congregation to meditate on the Word day and night so they can be like “trees planted by the river,” fruitful and prosperous.
Kevin then shares a prophetic word for the church, declaring that God’s people will be fruitful, prosperous, joyful, and firmly established. He announces that 2026 will be a year of honor, multiplication, and great giving, where God will bless His people so they can bless others.
He outlines major visions and goals for 2026, including:
Preparing weekly food boxes that can feed a family of four.
Expanding storage with large freezers so the church can receive and distribute quality meats and groceries.
Ensuring spiritual and physical food is always available in God’s house.
Believing God for church members to move into stable, peaceful, quality homes.
Teaching financial stewardship, faith, and work ethic.
Standing against financial curses and believing for debt-free living.
Increasing local evangelism throughout the Rio Grande Valley.
Training more preachers and sending them into streets, cities, and neighborhoods.
Encouraging believers to declare blessings over their own cities.
Hosting crusades in Harlingen and sending ministry teams to the nations.
Supporting missions and building churches in places like Kenya, Argentina, Mexico, and the U.S.
Believing God for supernatural provision to fund global ministry work.
Throughout the message, Kevin stirs the congregation’s faith, urges them to believe God for big things, and calls them to unite in prayer and generosity. He encourages them to expect transformation by 2026, declaring that their stories will change and that together they will impact their community and the nations for the glory of God.
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In this sermon,Kevin teaches from Psalm 1, emphasizing the joy and blessing that come from living according to God’s Word. He explains the difference between the Old Testament law and the grace believers now have through Jesus Christ, noting that the law is no longer written on tablets but written on transformed hearts. He encourages the congregation to meditate on the Word day and night so they can be like “trees planted by the river,” fruitful and prosperous.
Kevin then shares a prophetic word for the church, declaring that God’s people will be fruitful, prosperous, joyful, and firmly established. He announces that 2026 will be a year of honor, multiplication, and great giving, where God will bless His people so they can bless others.
He outlines major visions and goals for 2026, including:
Preparing weekly food boxes that can feed a family of four.
Expanding storage with large freezers so the church can receive and distribute quality meats and groceries.
Ensuring spiritual and physical food is always available in God’s house.
Believing God for church members to move into stable, peaceful, quality homes.
Teaching financial stewardship, faith, and work ethic.
Standing against financial curses and believing for debt-free living.
Increasing local evangelism throughout the Rio Grande Valley.
Training more preachers and sending them into streets, cities, and neighborhoods.
Encouraging believers to declare blessings over their own cities.
Hosting crusades in Harlingen and sending ministry teams to the nations.
Supporting missions and building churches in places like Kenya, Argentina, Mexico, and the U.S.
Believing God for supernatural provision to fund global ministry work.
Throughout the message, Kevin stirs the congregation’s faith, urges them to believe God for big things, and calls them to unite in prayer and generosity. He encourages them to expect transformation by 2026, declaring that their stories will change and that together they will impact their community and the nations for the glory of God.