Catherine Erickson shares her word for the year for 2022 — WONDER! Teaching from Joshua 4 and 5, she then highlights the elements of rest, raising our faith level, and readiness for new marching orders. We also heard testimonies of physical healings which took place during our worship that morning — thank you Jesus!

Verne Nesbitt brings us a timely teaching on the basics of Eschatology — the study of the last days. As he introduces us to this topic, Verne first shares a bit of personal testimony and church history. He then briefly explains the pre-trib position, quickly shifting focus to the post-trib (but pre-wrath) position supported in scripture. This position is often called mid-trib, and is based on the understanding that believers will never have to face the wrath of God, as depicted by the 7 bowls. Yet they will, AND DO, face tribulation, as demonstrated by the timing given us in scriptures such as 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 and 1 Thessalonians 4:13-17. Lastly, Verne brings us a challenge to dive into the book of Revelation with the purpose of seeing Jesus.

Tiffany Nesbitt shares from Mark 1 a prophetic declaration about the kairos moment that is upon us as the body of Christ, highlighting seven distinct signs of being in an “open heaven” season: 

1) fulfillment of prophecy

2) corporate repentance and baptism 

3) public revelation of Jesus

4) declaring that the Kingdom is here

5) increased harvest workers

6) signs and wonders

7) spiritual momentum

Chris Nesbitt teaches on God’s response to the times when we suffer from the enemy’s attack. Exploring the various kinds of attacks, Chris uses Daniel 3 to demonstrate what we face as believers and God’s promise in 1 Peter 5 to restore us, confirm us, strengthen us and establish us. Recorded 10/31/21.

Tiffany Nesbitt brings more revelation regarding our inheritance and the significance of the generations. She shares keys on what it takes to build in REST and what prevents us from building in REST. Recorded 10/3/21.