Rev. Shane Burns delivers a powerful message examining the story of Jezebel and the danger of maintaining spiritual appearances without true transformation.

When Jehu arrived, Jezebel painted her face and adorned herself, attempting to maintain control and image even as judgment approached.

Through Scriptures in 1 Kings, Matthew, Malachi, and 2 Kings, this message challenges believers to remove the masks of pride, manipulation, and outward religion.

God is not impressed with appearances — He is looking for hearts that are surrendered and turned back to Him.

Revival begins when the painted face is gone.

Pastor Jason Sharp delivers a powerful message reminding believers that the Christian life is a spiritual battle.

From David calming Saul through worship to Jesus casting out unclean spirits, Scripture reveals that the people of God are called to walk in authority and victory.

The enemy often works subtly, bringing confusion, anger, fear, and division so believers fight the wrong battles. But when we recognize the true enemy and put on the armor of God, we can stand in victory through Christ.

This message calls the church to rise up, recognize spiritual warfare, and walk boldly in the authority God has given His people.

Through faith in Christ, we are not defeated — we are warriors.

In Sermon #1542, Bishop Paul Sharp continues the study through the book of Ephesians by exploring the incredible revelation Paul prayed the church would receive.

The same power that raised Christ from the dead now works inside every believer through the Holy Ghost.

Paul reminds the church that we were once dead in sin, but through God’s mercy we have been raised with Christ and seated in heavenly places.

Salvation is not earned by works — it is a gift of grace.

Through the blood of Jesus, both Jew and Gentile have been reconciled into one body, the church, which is now the dwelling place of God through the Spirit.

This message calls believers to recognize what God has placed inside them and walk in faith, love, and spiritual authority.

In this Fiery Five message, Bro. Trevor Krysler preaches from the story of Caleb and Joshua, reminding us that fear is a choice — and so is faith.

The Israelites saw giants.Caleb saw promise.

“Give me this mountain” was not spoken in a moment of comfort — it was spoken after years of waiting.

If you’ve fallen before, if you’ve doubted before, this message is for you.

You are well able.

Rev. Earnest Alexander delivers a prophetic word declaring 2026 as a year of breakthrough and release.

From Isaiah 55 to 2 Kings 7, he teaches that breakthrough requires surrender, maturity, and alignment with God’s vision. Doubt kills vision. Fear delays promise. But faith releases dimension.

God is calling His church to:• Operate in full capacity• Break free from past identities• Stop limiting God with comfort• Enter into supernatural alignment

If you’ve been waiting on a promise, this message will stir your faith.

God is the God of the breakthrough.

“For God so loved the world…” (John 3:16)

In Sermon #1540, Rev. Tony D’Alessandro delivers a powerful testimony of God’s relentless love. From multiple felonies and prison time to being filled with the Holy Ghost and stepping into ministry, this message proves that God’s love overrides mistakes.

Drawing from John 3:16 and 1 Thessalonians 5:24, this sermon emphasizes:

• God loves you in the middle of your mistakes• Angels may protect you, but people must preach to you• The Holy Ghost changes everything• You are called, preserved, and chosen• Your past does not cancel your purpose

This is a message of hope, boldness, and urgency for this last hour.

In this opening message of a powerful midweek series through the book of Ephesians, Bishop Paul Sharp teaches on the spiritual reality of being “in Christ.”

Drawing from Ephesians chapter 1, he reveals that believers have been blessed with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places and that the riches of God’s glory are already at work within us through the Holy Spirit.

This message explores:• The mystery of Christ in you, the hope of glory (Colossians 1:27)• Adoption through the Spirit (Romans 8:15–16)• Being sealed with the Holy Ghost (Ephesians 1:13–14)• Living in all spiritual blessings (Ephesians 1:3)• The connection between faith, love, and revelation

If you’re ready to move beyond surface Christianity and tap into the inheritance God has already placed within you, this teaching will challenge and strengthen you.

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The blessing of God is more than provision — it is authority and dominion.

In this faith-building message, Pastor Jason Sharp unpacks the meaning of the Favor of God (F.O.G.) and shows how the blessing operates in the life of a believer. Drawing from the prayer of Jabez in 1 Chronicles 4 and the identity of the church in 1 Peter 2:9, this sermon challenges us to expand our vision and walk boldly in God-given authority.

Favor isn’t luck. Favor isn’t coincidence. Favor is covenant.

When you understand the blessing, you stop shrinking your vision and start believing for increase.

• Favor is the blessing of God in action.
• Authority and dominion are part of the believer’s inheritance.
• God wants to expand your territory.
• Your identity determines your expectation.
• The blessing isn’t about possessions — it’s about purpose.

What are you filling your life with?

In this dynamic and Spirit-led message, Pastor Jason Sharp teaches that true joy, peace, power, and righteousness come only through being filled with the Holy Ghost. Using the contrast in Ephesians 5:18—“Be not drunk with wine… but be filled with the Spirit”—this sermon challenges us to reject temporary substitutes and pursue the fullness of God.

The Spirit gives:

• Power (Acts 1:8)
• Eternal Life (Romans 8:11)
• Righteousness, Peace & Joy (Romans 14:17)
• Love poured into our hearts (Romans 5:5)

This message culminates in a powerful altar call as believers respond to the promise of Acts 2:38.

Are you full—or running on empty?

Before there was rain, there was no one to till the ground. In this convicting message from Genesis 2 and 3, Pastor Jason Sharp teaches that harvest only comes through humility, hunger, and surrender.

God is ready to pour out revival — but He’s waiting for someone to work the soil.

If you’re hungry for more of God, this message will challenge you to:

• Embrace the thorns
• Endure the sweat
• Work the ground
• Seek first the Kingdom

The harvest is coming. But are we hungry enough to sow?