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This message is about identifying who sits on your heart’s throne. The reality is that in fasting we can miss the target. So, check your gauges. Who’s on the throne of your heart? Do I have peace in this season? As I give up this or that food, what is Jesus speaking to me?

Continuing in the Depletion Repletion series, we are pointed to this truth, “The repletion that is the Holy Spirit being poured out, comes from letting go of my agenda and taking on His.” What is poured out of you that brings new life and filling?

Depletion is reduction in the number or quantity of something. Repletion is the condition of being filled up or overcrowded. How do these two work in tandem in the context of fasting? Consider Psalm 131:2, what does it mean to calm and quiet a soul? Listen to this message to challenge your understanding and receive encouragement when you fast.

Resting in Isaiah 9:6-7, Pastor Paul entices the congregation to be with Immanuel. "This yes to God, needs to be a 'You, Father, know better than I.'" Have you considered the passage "the government will rest on his shoulders?" Does that also mean the governance of your life? How about your heart? Are there areas that are still closed? Consider that "Immanuel" is the answer to all closed doors.

It is a privilege of parents to name their children. In the prophecies of Israel, many names are given to children foretelling various events. Consider Immanuel, God is with us. Near a thousand years later, Jesus is so. In this Christmas season, consider the many names of Jesus as a declaration of witness to this world; Prince of Peace, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Wonderful.

Good tidings, the good news, the Gospel. This is God's comfort for all mankind. Have you received Him? Supernaturally we become enveloped in the Holy Spirit when we experience God's comfort. Are you in need of God's comfort? Listen in to deepen your understanding.

Today we hear from our brother Lou Dolloway. Lou tells his tale juxtaposing the journey of his jerkish self through Jesus to a man justified. How about you? Can you relate? The common denominator of every Christian Believer is how they come into a new life through Jesus! Thank you, Lou, for sharing.

Launching from Matthew 16:19, Pastor Josh helps clarify on the context of binding and loosing. Are we only reading Scripture, or are we allowing the Scriptures to read us? How is your time with the Lord, not necessarily quantity, but quality?

Continuing in the questions, “why is the Bible so Authoritative?”, Pastor Josh takes us into pain and suffering. God’s call is to stand in calm and storm. Consider this quote from Joseph Tson “95% of Christians pass the test of adversity, while 95% of Christians fail the test of prosperity.”

Join us in this testimony sermon by Loren Widrick. From accounts of healing and exorcism from travels in India, to a personal account of heaven after a missed medical procedure, Pastor Loren encourages the body to wake up the inner man and get a "jolt" from God.