Many want to act what God has done in them without knowing what God has done.
Because your Heavenly Father is holy, you can live holy.
Conduct is the natural outflow of revelation.
Salvation is a miracle of changed desires — your heart has been made tender toward the Lord, and now the Spirit is at work in you to will and to do.
Don’t just burn for God — burn with truth.If you listen to falsehood enough, you’ll believe it.
Tend your fireplace: pray, study, fast, fellowship, evangelise.

Listen to this stirring message and be blessed.

We invest in the Lord and the things of God because that is where true gold is.
Many times, laying up treasures in eternity means destroying treasures on the earth.
The world may regard what we lose in our pursuit of God as loss, but for us, it is profit because we have found a treasure of inestimable value—
and this treasure is worth more than anything. So, we run after Him: God.
Listen to this sermon and be stirred in your walk with God and your consecration to God.

Today’s teaching emphasized the power and importance of gathering as believers. God moves uniquely when His people come together — gatherings are not ordinary but sacred moments where His Spirit is present. We don’t gather casually; we come as temples of God, prepared to meet Him.
Throughout Scripture, we see that when believers united in prayer and purpose, the supernatural was released. The gathering of the saints strengthens us, reveals God’s presence, and allows every member of the body to contribute and grow. Community is where fullness and transformation happen.
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At our 5-hour prayer meeting, Overturn, Pastor Nelson shared a powerful charge on Hindrances to prayer: 

1. Selfish Motives – Praying with self-centered desires places us at the center instead of God. 

2. Unbelief – God gives freely, but we must ask in faith. The issue isn’t His giving, but our receiving. 

3. Under-Praying / Spiritual Warfare – Like Elijah and Jesus, we must persist in prayer. Don’t quit too soon. 

4. Sin – God accepts the man before the sacrifice. Cain’s offering lacked what Abel’s had—purity. Don’t come before God with strife or unrepentant sin.

Prayer is not time wasted, but time invested.

God’s goodness is more than kindness—it reveals His very nature. To call Jesus good is to declare Him as God. His justice and judgment flow from His goodness, and even when we don’t fully understand, we can trust Him completely.

Fellowshipping with the Good God transforms us—His goodness shapes our lives and reflects through us. And our response? Thanksgiving. Not just for what He’s done, but for who He is. The cross remains the ultimate display of His goodness.

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The Bible shows us how intentional God is and how all gifts he gives are good. Nothing God ever does is mere or unimportant. This includes also the gifts of the Spirit. Pastor Nelson lays a good foundation on the gift of speaking in tongues in this teaching, explaining what it means scripturally and how it is a good gift given by God to aid us in prayers. 

Listen to this teaching on praying in tongues and be encouraged to practice in your devotion.

Isaiah 66:1 describes the heavens as His throne, and the earth His footstool. This gives a picture of how great God is. Comparable to none. In this teaching, we learn that the opposite of God is blank, and because of how majestic God is we believe there is nothing impossible for him. 

This sermon lays emphasis on the greatness of God and the fearful application of this in our lives as His children.

God is consistently merciful, this is His nature. We see many instances in the Bible. In the story of Nineveh, in the psalms David wrote; God is Just, slow to anger and merciful in spite of the inconsistent nature of man. The ultimate show of His Mercy is in the salvation story. Now in prayers, when we see how helpless and frail we are as humans, we must rely on the mercy of God.

Listen to this teaching on the merciful nature of God and how it plays out in prayer.

To fear the Lord is not just to be afraid of Him, but to also revere Him. The fear of the Lord is a  profound, adoring respect that draws us to Him, not away. The fear of God boosts our confidence in approaching Him and is the starting place for intimacy with Him. 

It means to hold Him in high esteem, to hallow Him, to adore Him above anyone and anything else. When we fear God, we take on His heart, do what pleases Him, depart from evil, walk in humility, obey His word, and respect authority. 

True worship cannot exist without awe—this fear includes trembling at His presence and at His word.

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Sovereignty is not merely a character trait of God—there is no attribute per se but it is a nature that is a necessity arising from the fact that God exists.

God's attribute is that He rules over all; He is not a force but a person who is able to work all things according to the counsel of His will. God is King over your life to the extent that you allow Him.

It takes a sovereign God to give man freedom and yet still remain in control.

Listen to this sermon to understand the sovereignty of God.