Pastor Jason Anderson - Audio

Jesus saw and pulled on the unseen potential of others.

He believed in the people society rejected. He drew out the hidden and

dormant gifts in those around Him. He always chose the people everyone

else predicted would lose. Join us this weekend as Pastor Jason teaches

on Discovering the Gifts Within.

God has ordained and anointed your home and family to be

a place of peace. The enemy works overtime to keep our homes full of

stress, fighting, drama, and negativity. This isn't anything new. Adam

and Eve had drama in the family. Noah had problems in the home. Jacob's

sons sold their brother into slavery. But, in the end God won.

The Holy Spirit is our given teacher, encourager and

comforter. This week I will be teaching on what the Holy Spirit is

saying. Through this WORD a clarity is going to come within you; a

volume bump in God's voice to your daily life. Jesus said "The Spirit is

going to declare to you all that I have is yours." What is He declaring?

What does the the Spirit of God wish to talk with you about?

"The Lord is my Shepherd, I will want for nothing." (Ps.

23:1 NKJV) Anywhere in your life where you have lack or wants, there is

a solution. There is a supernatural outpouring of the world's plunder

that Jesus has secured, and it's waiting for you today--a flood of the

Lord's glorious inheritance that He has freely given to

you.

When Jesus arrives at the tomb of Lazarus, everyone said

He was too late. Sometimes we look at certain things in our life and

say, "Well, it's too late now." But is it? When Jesus is involved, it's

not too late!

Let's talk about the cave of your past mistakes.

Marriage didn't work, maybe you have regrets... as a parent, or a

spouse. You know you've hurt others--caused pain. Before you knew

Christ, and then, even after you knew him, maybe you walked away from

God for a time. You fell down, were tempted, and desire got the best of

you. You're not alone. God has an upward trajectory for you; He has

chosen you. There are times in our relationship with Perfect God that we

approach Him with hesitation, our prayers are messy. We know He can, we

know He wants to, but do we deserve it? The resurrection power of Christ

can work through those places and can release supernatural power into

your future. The Lord can cause your past messes to actually bring life

to others.

Aligning your timing to God's timing

David was anointed to be King, but then years and years

went by and nothing happened. Abraham was promised a son, and then

started 25 years of waiting. Joseph had a dream, and then It seemed like

he was stuck going no where. Moses spent 40 years in the wilderness

watching sheep. These are heroes who accomplished great things for the

Lord! You are also a hero. Have you ever felt like you were stuck

waiting, like a plane in a holding pattern? What is the wait? What is

God up to? Maybe something is going on here under the surface, something

super important to your launch. This week I'm going to be teaching about

the purpose of the wait. When it feels like nothing is happening...

ready.. set...

Today there are blended families, different cultures and

races raising different kids. You may think – I'm not right for the job,

they hate me, I don't know what I'm doing. Rest in this, God has chosen

you. Others, you were raised by a step mom, I wonder what God-deposit

she left, it may seem unlikely, invisible, and yet, here you are..."

Mom's get a bad wrap. Cinderella - Step monsters - These people are part

of your life as chosen. God isn't involved in the mean things they did,

or said, but there was something... and now look at you, you are the

prophet raised up...

Today I want to talk to you about the cave of distress.

Both Elijah and David found themselves here, and then the Lord brought

them out. These stories in the Word reveal to us God's pattern for

release, freedom from the wearing of distress. 1 Kings 19:8-9 (NKJV), So

he arose, and ate and drank; and he went in the strength of that food

forty days and forty nights as far as Horeb, the mountain of God. And

there he went into a cave, and spent the night in that place; and

behold, the word of the LORD [came] to him, and He said to him, "What

are you doing here, Elijah?" Elijah is frustrated, weary, discouraged,

things didn't work the way he imagined. He's alone, falsely accused,

treated unfairly. Just before this trip he asked the Lord to take his

life. Done. Distressed. Lowest place of his life. We all hit low times.

Paul talked about afflicted even unto death, Daniel is chucked in with

lions for praying. The Bible is full of stories of being treated

unfairly, ostracized, left alone and for dead, even our Jesus. And in

each situation, as the Lord called them out, then lifted them up, they

were elevated, launched to new heights, like a tightly wound spring they

were released by the Lord and found new success, going higher than they

imagined. This is what is in store for you today...