Unbelief is often the quiet barrier that keeps faith from growing strong and effective. When doubt takes the lead, it overshadows the truth God has already spoken and the promises He’s made. But when unbelief is confronted and replaced with trust, faith can finally rise and produce what God intended.

On this episode Kent Ward talks about  Faith for the Supernatural and dives into what it truly means to believe God for the impossible. It explores how faith unlocks the power of the Holy Spirit and invites the miraculous into everyday life. Through Scripture and real-life examples, listeners are encouraged to strengthen their faith and expect God to move in extraordinary ways. 

This episode reflects on the deep meaning behind Communion and the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross. It reminds us how His body broken and His blood poured out brings us into true fellowship and remembrance of His love. It’s a moment to pause, reflect, and draw closer to the heart of what He accomplished for us.

On this week’s podcast Pastors Kent and Liz Ward dive into the life-changing power of God’s Word and how it can transform the way you think, live, and see the world. Listen in as Pastors Kent and Liz unpack biblical truth in a way that’s practical, personal, and full of hope. Discover how the Word of God can shape every area of your life.

When we talk about knowing God, we often focus on what we gain by seeking Him. But have you ever stopped to consider what it means to be known by God? In this message, we’ll explore five powerful by-products that flow from being personally known and loved by the Creator.

Restoring a kingdom perspective about circumstances and people is about letting God redefine how we see what’s around us. Instead of reacting out of emotion or frustration, we begin to respond with faith, grace, and understanding. It’s choosing to see both challenges and people through the lens of God’s purpose and love.

In this episode pastor Kent Ward explores how we can rediscover our true identity through God’s eyes. Too often, we see ourselves through the lens of failure, comparison, or culture—but God’s perspective restores value, purpose, and authority. When we align our view of ourselves with His truth, confidence, freedom, and kingdom purpose are restored.

Restoring a kingdom perspective about God means seeing Him as King, not just a helper in our personal lives. It shifts our focus from self-centered faith to living under His rule and aligning with His purposes. When we embrace this perspective, we walk in greater authority, clarity, and devotion to Him.

This week we explore why pastors and leaders can't remain silent when it comes to issues shaping their communities. The gospel speaks to every area of life, including politics, and the church has a vital role in guiding people with truth and courage.

Together, we'll look at how preachers can use their voice to lead with conviction and bring real change to the culture around them.

This past Sunday, we reflected on Charlie Kirk’s growing impact on the church, how he has challenged believers—especially men—to take their faith out of passivity and into public engagement. We saw how his leadership through Turning Point Faith and his exhortations for young men to reject addiction, entitlement, and spiritual apathy have stirred both conviction and controversy. Ultimately, we asked what it looks like for us, as men of faith, to respond—not with fear or complacency, but with courage, integrity, and a renewed sense of purpose.