WEEK 316 | JEREMIAH JOHNSON

"This is a call to the ones who weep in the night, full of desperation, suicidal, depressed, and hopeless... the King has come for you!" Bishop Lance gives a message of hope and freedom. "The only requirement is, you have to give everything over to Jesus and leave it all behind! He came to set you free!"

WEEK 313 | PASTOR MATT SCOTT

Pastor Derick Snodgrass challenges the church to prepare for the landing of what is in heaven to land on earth. "Prepare your hearts, repent, turn from your wicked ways, and run back to the heart of God, so that He can do what He wants to do here!"

WEEK 311 | PASTOR TODD SMITH

Jessi Green passionately communicates a message highlighting the tangible presence of Jesus and the transformative influence of the Holy Spirit. She encourages the audience to embrace the profound changes that God can bring, drawing parallels from the parable of the prodigal son and emphasizing the importance of breaking free from attitudes of entitlement and comparison. Jessi vulnerably shares personal experiences, including a miraculous pregnancy following health challenges. As the message reaches its conclusion, she extends an altar call, inviting attendees to participate in baptism and prayer, with a specific focus on seeking healing and a fervent desire for God's presence. Emphasizing the importance of spiritual warfare through prayer.

Pastor Amy delves into the timeless biblical narrative of the prodigal son, intricately examining the son's journey. Throughout her discussion, she underscores the profound mercy displayed by the father and underscores the pivotal moment when the son acknowledges his desperate need. Pastor Amy skillfully draws parallels between the themes of rebellion and religion, shedding light on the characters of both the prodigal son and the elder brother. Encouraging introspection, she prompts the audience to reflect on their own hearts, ultimately emphasizing the central role of the father's heart in this transformative narrative.

Paula talks about the significance of doors in the Jewish calendar, particularly in the year 5784. She shares personal experiences related to doors and emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate door. She draws parallels between doors in the Bible and various life situations, encouraging the audience to step through doors with purpose. Using examples such as Noah's ark, Daniel in the lion's den, and the three Hebrew boys in the fiery furnace, she underscores the importance of trusting Jesus as the door.