Pastor David emphasizes the significance of instilling God's principles in leaders and elders to foster peace and true happiness. He draws from the biblical accounts of Joseph and Moses to illustrate God's ability to turn challenging situations into opportunities for good. Pastor David encourages us to place our trust in God's promises and seek His perspective, especially during difficult times. He stresses that God often places His people in leadership roles to glorify Him and bring blessings to others.

Psalm 105:1-22 emphasizes giving thanks to the LORD, recalling His wondrous works, and celebrating His faithful dealings with His people. It highlights God's protection and deliverance of the Israelites, His covenant with Abraham, and the significant role of Joseph. The psalm encourages singing praises, seeking the LORD's presence, and glorifying His name. It also reflects on historical episodes where God protected His people from powerful authorities and fulfilled His promises.

Our friend Seth Gruber joins us to discuss his film, The 1916 Project. Seth critiques the cultural and political atmosphere in New York City, characterizing it as tainted by moral corruption and evil ideologies. He urges Christians to be more proactive and outspoken in countering what he views as a decline in societal values, particularly regarding abortion and gender ideology. Seth concludes by drawing on historical and biblical parallels to emphasize the importance of standing firm against these demonic influences in society.

We’re called to walk purposefully, not aimlessly, in Christ. There’s a call from Christ to be alert and attentive for His second coming.

Broken kings are still called by God.

Pastor David emphasizes the importance of Christians engaging in the political process, particularly through voting. He argues that since the beginning of creation, God commanded humanity to have dominion over the earth, which includes involvement in governance. He challenges the notion that Christians should abstain from politics, citing biblical principles like Romans 13 and Jeremiah 29 that instruct believers to submit to governing authorities and seek the welfare of their communities. Pastor David identifies key issues for Christian voters, such as abortion and religious freedom, urging churches to encourage participation in elections based on biblical values.

Pastor David discusses building big Christians through right teaching, right actions, and patience.

We are called to bear one another's burdens to fulfill the law of Christ.

God wants to walk with His children in a new land.

Pastor David emphasizes the importance of living in total domination and absolute victory as believers, independent of the circumstances around us. This involves breaking free from the bondage of sin and walking in the freedom and righteousness that Jesus provides. Pastor David encourages believers to confess and repent their sins, reminding them that they have been healed through Jesus' sacrifice. He also highlights the importance of acting and moving forward in God's plan, rather than being stagnant or solely driven by emotions.