The Lord choses you for a perfect partnership with Him. The finished work of Jesus on the cross was God’s part that allows us to stand in victory over evil.

To function in faith and see breakthrough in our lives, it is imperative as believers that we understand the “perfect partnership” that the Lord desires with us. Comprehending what is God’s part and what is our part, and walking in the balance of grace and faith helps to position us for victory.

The Word of God is a tremendously powerful tool in the lives of the followers of Jesus. It’s time for us as the Church to not just talk, but to open our hearts to daily live out this Word!

Prayer is the greatest untapped resource on the face of the Earth. As God keeps pouring out of his unfailing love, tremendous blessings are released to those who are loyal to him.

The book of Acts shows us the glorious history of the first Church of Jesus Christ. We can glean important aspects for our vision of where we are headed now, from how the Church began.

Today there is a high level of deception in the world, so we need to be saturated and grounded in the belief and trust of God. God’s love needs to be evident through us by us being willing to speak, take action, and not to be on the sidelines for Jesus.

Throughout the Bible, men and women of God humbled themselves before Him in prayer and fasting. For them, the spiritual discipline of fasting was one of the basics. Although it seems like this discipline is often neglected in discussions surrounding our faith, fasting holds the potential of bringing us to a place of deepening our connection to God.

This Christmas season, will you keep your heart free from fear to make room to receive Him, the fullness of His presence in your life?

Guest minister Jonathan McCormick shares a powerful word about the purity of Jesus that comes to heal the deep root of sin, sickness and filth of our lives.

“For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.” This morning’s message will give us some practical keys that can help us to stay encouraged in our time of waiting.