In Part 3 of From the Tree to the Cross: Family Matters, Co-Pastors Derrick & Tina Scott challenge us to strengthen our families, heal broken relationships, and take spiritual authority over our homes. Looking back to Genesis 3, they teach how conflict, shame, lack of accountability, and generational struggles can continue through families when they are left unaddressed.

This message calls us to identify unhealthy patterns, develop discernment through a stronger relationship with God, forgive one another, and stop allowing generational issues to rule our families. Healing requires work, accountability, and a willingness to confront what is happening in our own homes.

Stop the bleed. Get your house in order. Take authority—and start today.

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In Recognizing Your Blind Spots, Pastor challenges us to examine the areas where we may be spiritually unable to see. We can attend church, own a Bible, and consume Christian content while still treating God's Word like secondhand knowledge. God is calling us to be intentional—not simply visiting His presence when we need something, but truly dwelling in Him.

Through scriptures including Psalm 91, Proverbs 29:18, and 2 Corinthians 4, Pastor teaches that blind spots can affect what we believe, how we see our circumstances, and whether we fully receive what God has already provided. This message encourages us to ask, "God, what are You seeing in this?" and allow His Word to correct our vision.

It's time to recognize what's been hidden by our blind spots, believe what God has spoken, and see our lives through His eyes.

Recognizing Your Blind Spots

From the Tree to the Cross

In From the Tree to the Cross, Co-Pastors Derrick & Tina Scott deliver a powerful message about the importance of getting our homes and families in order. The enemy desires to attack the head of the household—whether you are married, raising a family, or single in your home—but God has given us authority to stand against him.

This message challenges us to stop treating spiritual warfare casually and recognize the responsibility we have to cover our homes in prayer. It’s time to take authority, protect our families, and make sure our homes are aligned with God.

Get your house in order. Take authority. Pray over your family.

In From the Tree to the Cross, Co-Pastors Derrick & Tina Scott deliver a powerful message about the importance of getting our homes and families in order. The enemy desires to attack the head of the household—whether you are married, raising a family, or single in your home—but God has given us authority to stand against him.

This message challenges us to stop treating spiritual warfare casually and recognize the responsibility we have to cover our homes in prayer. It’s time to take authority, protect our families, and make sure our homes are aligned with God.

Get your house in order. Take authority. Pray over your family.

In Part 4 of Let the Word Do Its Work, Pastor challenges us to take God seriously and examine whether we are truly allowing His Word to have authority in our lives.

When we neglect the Word, spiritual separation begins to take place. We become disconnected, struggle to hear God clearly, and can find ourselves suffering because we are trying to navigate life without His direction. This message reminds us that staying connected to God requires intentionally spending time in His Word, listening for His voice, and allowing His truth to transform the way we live.

Stay connected. Take God seriously. Let the Word do its work.

In Part 3 of Let the Word Do Its Work, Being the Return Harvest, Pastor challenges us to examine the time and attention we give to God. We cannot expect transformation, spiritual growth, or the promises of eternity while neglecting our relationship with Him.

Staying in God's Word requires consistency, commitment, and genuine love for Him. If we can make time for the people and things we love, God deserves that same devotion—and even more. This message reminds us that as His Word works within us, our lives should become the return harvest, producing evidence of the time we've spent with Him.

In Let the Word Do Its Work, Pastor reminds us that God's Word is meant to transform every area of our lives. Those who walk in His ways and keep His commandments experience the blessings that come from living according to His truth.

This message challenges us to do more than simply hear the Word—it calls us to let it work. When we allow God's Word to guide our thoughts, shape our decisions, and direct our steps, it produces lasting change. If we refuse to let the Word do its work, we hinder the growth and purpose God desires for our lives. Be encouraged to walk in the light of His Word and trust its power to transform you from the inside out.

In Let the Word Do Its Work, Pastor teaches from Psalm 119:1–8, reminding us that God's Word is meant to transform every area of our lives. Those who walk in His ways and keep His commandments experience the blessings that come from living according to His truth.

This message challenges us to do more than simply hear the Word—it calls us to let it work. When we allow God's Word to guide our thoughts, shape our decisions, and direct our steps, it produces lasting change. If we refuse to let the Word do its work, we hinder the growth and purpose God desires for our lives. Be encouraged to walk in the light of His Word and trust its power to transform you from the inside out.

Part 2 of Discipline: It's Time to Stop Slipping Up! builds on the call to live a life of spiritual discipline by challenging us to take control of what we feed our flesh. Minister Tina Scott shares a powerful analogy, comparing our flesh to artificial intelligence—it responds to whatever we continually give it. If we feed it worldly desires, it will follow that direction. But when we feed it God's Word, it begins to align with His will.

This message encourages believers to be intentional about their thoughts, habits, and daily choices. What you consistently feed will ultimately shape your actions. Learn how developing godly discipline and filling yourself with God's truth can transform your life from the inside out.

In Discipline: It’s Time to Stop Slipping Up!, Minister Tina Scott teaches that lasting transformation begins with consistent discipline and a commitment to God's Word. Using Jude 1:24 and other powerful scriptures, she reminds us that God is able to keep us from falling, but we must choose to remain steadfast, devoted, and willing to grow.

This message challenges believers to remove the things that hinder their walk, embrace accountability, and pursue spiritual maturity with consistency and dedication. Whether you're overcoming setbacks, building new habits, or seeking a fresh start, you'll be encouraged to make the decision to live with purpose and perseverance.

If you're ready for a reversal in your life, this message will inspire you to stop slipping up, stay the course, and trust God through the process.