“Immorality, bad politics, and ‘sweet like syrup’ sermons are not eating up churches today–it’s the “me first attitude”. Pastor Jeff reminds us that it is imperative to keep pressing in, to never settle for the easiest option, and to surrender every part of ourselves to follow Jesus–whether it is dreams, goals, or visions we hold closer than our relationship with Him. “Christianity is radical in its essence.”

Pastor Todd discusses the importance of prayer within the context of a church's activities. It emphasizes that prayer should be considered the strongman of the church, even more crucial than preaching, worship, discipleship, or evangelism. Pastor Todd highlights how often prayer meetings are neglected or relegated to a small group of individuals, and it argues that this neglect of the prayer ministry hinders the church from experiencing true revival and spiritual power.

"Even as gross darkness covers the earth, the light and the glory of God is going to shine. God is going to raise up lighthouses of glory in the midst of a sea of mud." Jeremiah Johnson opens with a prophetic dream he had about the arm of the flesh attempting to invade churches and homes in America. He gives a warning to be aware of distractions, devote time to prayer, connect to an oil-filled church, and put full trust in the Lord. "Where is your boast, confidence, and peace found?" Is in in God?"

"Jesus did not die to build a group of Christians, He died to build an army." Pastor David reminds us that we should ever be ever-growing in authority and power. "God doesn't want you stuck..." He reminds us that it is time to let go of the past, repent, and know that God forgives us immediately. "It's time to get out of the pit!"

You can't settle. I am going to finish what I've started in you." Bishop Lance opened with a prophetic word for the church and a call to this generation to stop settling for the quickest fix. He reminds us of the importance of coming to the end of self, recognition, reputation, and ego to replace it with time spent in the secret place of prayer.

Pastor Jake Kail compares the demonized boy in Mark 9 to the darkness, rebellion, trauma, witchcraft, and suicidal spirits running rampant in our generation today. He challenges the church to stop seeking new methods of deliverance, to keep things Biblical and Jesus-centered, and to become relevant to those needing to be set free through prayer and fasting.

"I have put my words in your mouth and have hidden you in the shadow of my hand!" Pastor Karen instructs us on the wiles of the enemy and helps us to better prepare for spiritual warfare. The adversary's ultimate goal is to distract, confuse, and cause us to quit. She encourages us to rise up and stand in our authority, no matter what!

Jeremiah Johnson opens with a second part to Week 277, of a call to repentance for the church as a whole. "How long will you waver between two opinions with one foot in the world and the other in the church?" He warns of the dangers of a lukewarm church, challenges men to rise up to the be the priests of their homes and to get their homes in order, and calls women to step up and find their voices as modern-day Deborahs and Esthers with a "mama-bear anointing" to speak out against sexual perversion and immorality against the children of today! "It's time to get off the sidelines and back into the battle!"

"MARK THE TIME!" Pastor Don opens with a testimony that defies all medical odds: a man once dead, now alive and well and sharing his story! He reminds us that God wants to invade heaven into earth, but our miracles will never be found if we dictate to God how we want it to look. He encourages us to look past the circumstance and know that the promises of God are "Yes" and "Amen"!

Pastor Matt emphasizes the importance of not being deceived, remaining on guard against spiritual and mental attacks from the enemy, and staying focused on Jesus in the midst of worldly chaos. He challenges the church to rise up and no longer compromise around the scriptures on sin!