Psalm 84 tells us the journey with God involves traveling through valleys of weeping. How does God meet us in our pain and sorrow, and love us into getting back on the journeyto our final destination - eternal covenant relationship with God?

Psalm 84 tells us the journey with God involves traveling through valleys of weeping. How does God meet us in our pain and sorrow, and love us into getting back on the journeyto our final destination - eternal covenant relationship with God?

What's the deal about 'tongues'? Do I have to be baptized on the Spirit to be saved? Doesn't everyone who's saved have the Holy Spirit in them?

Pastor Aaron & Marty take on the most texted questions of the series.

How do we go from a stale theology of the Holy Spirit to a living reality of overflowing power of the Holy Spirit?

Ever heard someone say, "I really felt it moving tonight?" in reference to the Holy Spirit. Think again! The Holy Spirit is not a force, not a presence, not a thing. He's personal.

In the Old Testament, we see a pattern of prophets, priests, and kings being anointed with oil as a symbol of the Spirit's empowerment. Through Jesus Christ, there is a promise for us to walk in as New Testament prophets, priests, and kings, our witness, worship, and warfare all expanding under the empowerment of the Spirit.

For 2000 years the nation of Israel saw the power of God's Spirit move through specially selected prophets, priests, and kings. The time was coming though, said the prophets, when God's Spirit would be poured out on everyone.

Malachi prophesies during a time of spiritual malaise. The contempt the Israelites had for worship, for marriage, for the tithe, was reflective of a larger problem of contempt for covenant relationship.

Although the Day of the Lord found initial fulfillment in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, there remains an ultimate fulfillment upon his return. In light of this reality, how are we to live?

The Day of the Lord is spoken of as a day of wrath and a day of hope. In Zechariah, we see several prophetic messages of a day of cleansing, mercy, and forgiveness that have uniquely been fulfilled at Calvary's cross.