There are things in our lives that can interfere and paralyze us from living our best life in the Lord. This week we share about three areas to focus on as we live out our day to day. 

The Israelites showed us that warfare is required to release the promise of abundance. In this episode we show how warfare paves the way for the more of God in our lives. 

As New Life Sunday morning service comes to a close, Stephen, Dalene and Lisa look at Biblical examples of God's upgrades and what that process entails. 

This week we delve into the subject of wisdom. We look into how wisdom is received and it's application for fruitfulness as we walk this journey with God. 

Stephen describes who the Sons of Issachar were and why it's important not to project who they were into a New Covenant context. He shows the parallels that we are able to apply within our present context and the importance of understanding Wisdom in our day. 

Stephen, Dalene and Lisa unpack Dalene's Sunday message, Field to the Promise, and how we need the empowerment of Holy Spirit if we want to break up the fallow ground in order to see our dreams and desires become reality. 

We all have our own dreams and desires as well as the dreams God put in our heart that seems unattainable. In Proverbs we read that our provision is locked up in the fallow ground. Dalene shares that the breaking up of this fallow ground is necessary for our dreams and desires to become a fruitful harvest.

Stephen gleans from the lives of Peter and Paul to show how they transitioned from their former pursuits to God's instruments in Kingdom expansion. 

Dalene Russell looks at different stages in navigation of change; she unpacks a warning from the life of Moses regarding this process.

One of the effects of these unprecedented times is the demand for change at every level, both individually and corporately. This conversation focuses on some of the dynamics required to step into the next season.