From Reformed to Revival: How One Pastor Went All In on the Holy Spirit Pastor Josh McPherson went from a word-heavy, spirit-light Reformed church to 3-hour spontaneous worship nights, a 40-day fast, prophetic words written in a teardrop, and an invitation to the Oval Office — all in 60 days. This is one of the wildest Holy Spirit stories you'll hear.

Pastor Clay unpacks what it truly means to connect with God through learning—not by gaining information, but by becoming a disciple of Jesus. He challenges us to examine what we are yoked to and calls us to repentance, reminding us that real transformation happens when we walk with Jesus, not just learn about Him.

Pastor Chris Cheema delivers a powerful message revealing that we are created in the image of a Creator, designed to connect with God through expression—whether through building, writing, designing, or creating in any form. He challenges us to examine the source of our creativity, showing that when it is surrendered to the Holy Spirit it invites God’s presence, but when disconnected from Him it can lead us toward idolatry instead of intimacy. 

Are you ready for the return of Jesus? John Bevere's teaching, The King is Coming, focuses on the Second Coming of Jesus and how to live ready. Using key Scriptures and insights from his book, The King Is Coming, it contrasts those who recognized Jesus’ first coming with those who didn’t—and what that means for us now. Learn how to stay watchful, avoid deception, and live with real expectation.

If You Love Jesus, Why Aren't You Talking About Him? | Holy Disruption ft. Jesse Green If you love Jesus but can't remember the last time you told someone about him — this episode is for you. 🔥 Host Heather Schott sits down with evangelist, revivalist, and Salt Church pastor Jesse Green for one of the most activating conversations we've had on Holy Disruption. Jesse brings the fire — and the practical — on why the American church has gone silent, what evangelism actually is, and why right now is the easiest hour in history to win souls. Jesse shares her raw testimony: from working nightclubs in Miami with Diddy, depression, addiction, and suicidal thoughts — to a radical encounter with God in a Manhattan apartment that changed everything. She also shares about her newest book, The Invitation, and why the anointing is not for later. They dig into: Why evangelism is simply sharing what you love — and what it means if you're not sharing The three things silencing the church: religious spirit, fear, and comfortable Christianity How imaginary rejection is keeping you from real conversations Why going into dark places is part of your assignment Heather's story of rescuing a freezing homeless man named Buddy — and what God did next How creatives, filmmakers, and musicians are called to the harvest Why you might be a seed planter, not a closer — and why that matters This is a call to wake up. The harvest is ripe right now.

There is only one way to God—and it’s through Jesus Christ.

This Easter message, rooted in Matthew 24, reveals that salvation is only possible because of what Jesus accomplished on the cross—laying down His life to rescue us from sin, judgment, and separation, and rising again to restore us into relationship with God. As shown throughout Scripture, salvation is not earned but freely given through Him alone. In a world filled with false versions of Jesus, this teaching calls us back to the truth: Jesus is the only true Savior and the only way to God, and real salvation is found in placing your faith in Him.

Most believers think they love God more than money. Landon Schott was one of them — until God said four words that dropped the floor out from under him: "You serve mammon." In this episode, Landon breaks down the spirit of Mammon — what it actually is, how it operates, and why even mature, ministry-seasoned believers get trapped by it without knowing. This isn't a lesson on budgeting. It's a spiritual warfare teaching on the invisible force that turns money into a god.

We celebrate 2 years in East Fort Worth by reflecting on the faithfulness of God and the journey that brought us here. What began as a step of obedience has turned into a powerful testimony of lives changed, doors opened, and a community built around His presence.

In this message, Pastor Heather unpacks what it truly means to connect with God through remembrance—not as a passive reflection, but as a powerful, spiritual act that draws you back into intimacy with Him.

In this message we walk through the moment Jesus commands His disciples, “Do this in remembrance of Me,”revealing that remembrance is not optional—it is essential to encountering God. When you remember who He is, what He has spoken, and what He has done, your heart is stirred with gratitude, your faith is strengthened, and your connection with Him deepens.