In Luke 3 + 4, Jesus modelled for us the Spirit-filled Kingdom life we should pursue. Like Jesus, we are beloved children of God in whom we find our identity. Guest speaker, Roger Helland, teaches that through the Holy Spirit we can be led, empowered, and filled for Kingdom-living.

Depending on where we place our focus, we will either live below the chaos, or above the chaos. The choice is ours. This message challenges us to take our eyes off fear, lack and calamity, and choose to live with joy and strength as we ground our life in the revelation of how God sees things.

God is a promise-maker, and a promise-keeper. Whatever God has promised is stamped with a “Yes and Amen!”—and we can access His promises by drawing deeper into God’s presence. Pastor Sandy highlights some timely promises from God, and challenges us to believe, ask, receive, and give thanks for them.

Through revelation of the Father's love, wounded orphan hearts can be fully healed. In this message, Pastor Nathan reminds us that as believers we are the adopted children of a loving Heavenly Father—and His perfect, loving embrace can heal and cast out our fear.

Every believer should answer for themselves, “What am I living for?” Things like your career, education, staying healthy, and building relationships are all good things, but none of them should be the main thing we live for. Pastor Sandy delves into the one thing we should all be living for: the presence of God in our lives.

Jesus invites us to join Him in Kingdom work. Each one of us is called to participate, and He wants each one of us to walk in all that He has for us. But it’s up to us to engage. In this message, guest speaker, Brent Schartner, challenges us with the question: What are you ready to say “yes” to?

Things like shame, condemnation, guilt, and fear of not being accepted by God are life-draining and they drag us down. But, through Christ, we can get rid of all the things that are holding us back. Pastor Sandy reminds us that when we are alive in Christ, we can live a life of freedom, victory, and purpose. Believe it!

Training to reign means we need to go through the hardest of places for God to promote us to the highest of places. In this message, Pastor Nathan brings us to the story of Joseph. Joseph was given a dream from God, maintained his integrity in situations that could have ruined him, and learned a humility that could only come from time spent in a hard place—all before he ever got “promoted” to the palace. His example can encourage us all.

We are the pinnacle of all creation, and each of us has an important role to play in this world. Until we start living out our Kingdom destiny and God-given potential, the world is actually in deficit. In this message, Pastor Nathan reminds us of the importance of discovering our true royal identity, because that’s how our Kingdom destiny will be released.