Jamie Dickson: The enemy’s number one tactic of warfare is intimidation. The enemy is a sucker for dramatic displays of intimidation to make you think he is bigger than you so that you will back down. But your weapon is not the means of man, your weapon is the strength of God.

Jamie Dickson: When Jesus commanded us to love others as ourselves, it presented a problem. This problem is that we don’t always love ourselves. We let our knowledge of our own problems define how we love ourselves, rather than that He loved us first.

Jamie Dickson: It is time to take possession of our inheritance that God has given to us. No more wandering, no more wondering, no more delay, no more excuses. God is speaking to us that we are going to walk as a community like we gave taken hold of our inheritance.

Jamie Dickson: The Mysteries of Christ Part 3 – Within the Blood of the Lamb were multiple facets with multiple effects on your heart and life. The Blood of Jesus didn’t just wash our sins away; that’s powerful and good, but there is so much more that it did for us.

Tim Arroyo: Worship is the expression of passion, and passion is the overflow of revelation. Whatever passion you carry about anything in life is because at some point in your life, information convinced you of something, and caused your heart to do something.

Jamie Dickson: God wants us to live from the inside out, not from the outside in. He desires for us not to approach Him through the law, but to approach the law through Him. This is the very nature of the Father, this is the Gospel of the Kingdom.

Jamie Dickson: The Mysteries of Christ Part 2 – When Christ came, He did not have to fulfill the law. The law had to accurately represent Christ as He was to come.

Jamie Dickson: The Mysteries of Christ Part 1 – From the Torah to the Book of Revelation, we will walk the Emmaus Road with Jesus. We will look for the person of Jesus in the time of Abraham, to the Psalms and the Prophets, to the day of His coming, and to the day of […]

Jamie Dickson: Christology Part 1 – From the Torah to the Book of Revelation, we will walk the Emmaus Road with Jesus. We will look for the person of Jesus in the time of Abraham, to the Psalms and the Prophets, to the day of His coming, and to the day of His returning.

Jamie Dickson: We do not overcome sin by obsessing about sin. We overcome sin by obsessing over how good God is, and how bad everything else tastes, about how there is a bigger appetite in us for the Presence of God than there is for the presence of sin.