The Holy Spirit is often equated with the experiences He can give and not be recognized for the person that Jesus Christ said He would be.

With solid New Testament backing, Pastor Alan Latta expounds on this much overlooked truth and what the ministry of the Holy Spirit means to us in these perilous times.

Jesus Christ promised to send the Holy Spirit after His departure to Heaven. This promise was gloriously fulfilled 10 days after His ascension. In this sermon, several examples are shared from the Book of Acts proving that this same promise still holds true today.

While troubles may often double up on us, the blessing of God can more than double any needed reparation. He is able to do abundantly and exceedingly much more than we could ask, think or imagine. What is required on our part is the willingness to give God time and faith.

When facing disappointment we must not lose sight of the fact that we have all been predestined to be conformed to the image of Jesus. It is this fact that takes priority over our own personal comfort in the mind of Almighty God and helps us to take heart when we would be discouraged otherwise.

With communication technology providing us with so many new ways to hear bad news, we need to be encouraged with good news from God's Word. In this teaching, 5 keys are communicated that are essential for victory in perilous times.

The Armor of God is given to all believers for the purpose of standing against the schemings of the enemy of our souls. In this important teaching you will hear about 7 things we are to stand against and 2 things to stand for, which are vital to our walking in spiritual victory during these perious times.

In times like these, when everything is shaking, God's invisible and unshakable Kingdom is revealed through the lives of His people who know how to stand strong in shaky times.

Jesus Christ is still building His Church, made up of His people, who truly know Him and make Him known to their community and the world; giving local congregations global influence, making them glocal churches

Disobeying the Great Commission should no longer be a problem for any believer in the 21st Century.

The struggles of living in the last days are likened in the Scriptures to the pains of a woman in labor, about to bring forth something that has never been before.

This exhortation points out some of the things to avoid becoming in the last days.