In his message on “Do Not Steal,” Pastor Will Ford explains that this commandment is about more than taking possessions—it’s about loving and trusting God completely. People often steal out of fear, greed, or a lack of faith in God’s provision, but true freedom comes from believing He is our Provider. Stealing can also mean robbing others of dignity, time, or trust—and even robbing God of worship. When we withhold praise or offer half-hearted worship, we align with the enemy, the first thief. Through passionate, wholehearted worship, we reclaim what’s been stolen—God’s presence, joy, and blessing. Ultimately, Pastor Will reminds us that we’ve all been forgiven much, and our response should be radical love and gratitude that gives God all the glory.

In this raw and revealing episode of Holy Disruption, host Heather Schott and her husband, Landon Schott, share their harrowing journey through church hurt and abuse. For the first time ever, they disclose intimate details of their experiences with toxic leadership, manipulation, and betrayal within various church environments. From grappling with depression and suicidal thoughts to battling the spirit of Jezebel, the Schotts open up about their struggles and the eventual path to healing and restoration. They also discuss the importance of daily encounters with God and maintaining a heart free from bitterness. This episode is a powerful testament to overcoming adversity and holding on to faith amidst trials.

In this powerful message, Pastor Landon unpacks what it means to live in a Forgiveness Revival. Drawing from Luke 15 and the story of the Prodigal Son, this sermon reveals the Father’s heart—a God who runs toward His children with mercy and restoration. Discover why forgiveness is not just an act, but a revival of the soul.

Learn the difference between forgiving sin and forgiving people, the dangers of unforgiveness, and the five forgiveness tests every believer must pass. From the pigpen to the Father’s embrace, this message calls us to release offense, walk in freedom, and carry the heart of the Father into a generation desperate for healing.

There is Hate sweeping around America and people are allowing murder to sit in their hearts. Only a radical love can help you overcome hate and that love is Jesus! We are in a forgiveness revival happening in this country and God spoke that we are in a mercy moment over this nation! 

In this episode of Spiritual Leadership, host Landon Schott is joined by Dr. Malachi O'Brien to address the pervasive issue of the spirit of accusation within the church. They delve into the biblical perspective on forgiveness and repentance, emphasizing how these fundamental concepts are being attacked in modern times. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, they explore how accusations from both inside and outside the church can lead to spiritual and emotional turmoil. Dr. O'Brien, a pastor, revivalist, and author of the upcoming book 'Time to Rise,' shares his experiences and the urgent need for the church to recognize this demonic spirit and combat it with truth and love. This episode is a call to spiritual leaders and believers to examine their own hearts, resist the lure of gossip and division, and reclaim the essence of Christ's gospel through forgiveness and intercession.

In this message, Pastor Chris Donald teaches that “Do not murder” is more than avoiding physical violence—it’s about valuing life because every person carries the image of God (Genesis 1:26). Murder is an assault against God Himself, but Jesus raises the standard by addressing the heart behind it: anger, bitterness, and hatred (Matthew 5:21–22). Radical love transforms us from taking life to giving life, from cursing to blessing. Pastor Chris reminds us that life is sacred, abortion is murder, and the Church must stand for the innocent and voiceless. True obedience flows not from legalism, but from radical love for God and people.

In this powerful gathering, Apostolic Elder Zane Anderson delivers a timely word of hope, breakthrough, and divine reversal. From Proverbs 15:23 to Jeremiah 29:11, this message carries the heart of God to remind His people:

Scriptures like Exodus 3, Proverbs 13, Deuteronomy 20, Isaiah 57, Jeremiah 30, Isaiah 43, Romans 11 and more were declared as promises of turnaround and restoration.

Lean in and receive A Right Time Word and A Divine Delivery that will strengthen your faith and align you with God’s purpose.

In his message “Do Not Lie” from the Ten Commandments series, Pastor Sean Gleason taught that lying is the ultimate breaker of trust—not only with people, but with God and ourselves. From the serpent’s deception in the Garden to the lies of Ananias and Sapphira, Pastor Sean showed how subtle compromises and “white lies” open the door to the enemy, the father of lies. But every time we choose truth—even when it’s painful—we lead people closer to Jesus, encounter God’s grace, and grow in authenticity. Radical love for God is revealed by always telling the truth.

In this impactful episode of Holy Disruption, host Heather Schott sits down with Russell Johnson, lead pastor of Pursuit Northwest, to discuss the far-reaching and destructive impacts of cancel culture within the church. The conversation delves into the fine line between accountability and cancellation, the importance of mercy and redemption, and how social media has fueled modern cancel culture. They discuss the dangerous tendency to hold onto 'expired versions' of people and stress the need for the church to focus on Christ-like compassion and restoration. Tune in to learn how to discern truth, avoid the pitfalls of cancel culture, and foster unity and holiness in the body of Christ.

The sermon emphasizes God’s command to keep the Sabbath holy as one of the Ten Commandments. The Sabbath is not merely about rest but about honoring God’s presence, aligning with His rhythm of work and rest, and setting apart time for worship and renewal. The notes explain that Sabbath observance points to God as Creator and Redeemer, offering both physical restoration and spiritual alignment. Breaking the Sabbath reflects misplaced priorities and leads to spiritual decline, while honoring it restores order, holiness, and blessing to both individuals and communities. Ultimately, the Sabbath is about trust—choosing God’s presence over striving—and it foreshadows eternal rest in Christ.