Against the backdrop of religious and political oppression Jesus stood up on the last and greatest day of the Feast of Tabernacles to declare a promise to the thirsty. That promise came to a people who would suffer from the thirst caused by religious and political tyranny. The promise came with a conditional clause: "If any one is thirsty" He promised that from within would flow a river that undoubtedly changed the external landscape of their lives. Likewise today, believers who thirst and drink from the Fountain of Life are promised that same internal river that flows from within.

Jesus wrote to the church in Ephesus commending them for many things they had apparently done right. He praised them for their deeds, toil, perseverance and endurance among a few other things; yet He had one thing against it - they had left their first love. They were praised for things they had done that were good and right but none of them would be more important than a passionate love relationship with Him. Through this message the challenge is laid out to examine the status of your love relationship with the Master in conjunction with the things you do "for" the Master. God's divine order for the church is for us to passionately love Him before anything else.

Most people spend their lives looking for circumstances that would bring them pleasure. Mass amounts of money, relationships and activities of all sorts are some of the ways that people look for pleasure. However God has always intended for man to live in a state of pleasure. This message will give insights to living according to gods plan for your pleasure.

John 5 gives the account of the Pool of Bethesda where the sick, lame and impotent waited for the "stirring of the water". According to the account however only the first one in the stirred waters was able to receive healing. But what happens when the Fountain shows up at the pool? This message centers on Jesus as the source to all of our needs and the healing that comes from the true source of living water.

David said: ‘I SAW THE LORD ALWAYS IN MY PRESENCE FOR HE IS AT MY RIGHT HAND, SO THAT I WILL NOT BE SHAKEN. This anointed man of God experienced great victories in his life but also a fair share of hardship and heartache yet was unshaken. The presence of God in his life was the very thing that gave him confidence in the midst of it all. This message will challenge you to see God's presence in your daily life and the resulting outcomes.

Many people pray and ask God to open a door, but that door is often the door of their own choosing. The truth is God wants to put an open door before all believers and all churches. Using the account of Jesus speaking to the church in Philadelphia in Revelation 3 this sermon will help you look for HIS open doors and also understand why He indeed does put an open door before you.

The apostle Paul endured much hardship and many trials during his ministry. These trials were the very things that tried to nullify his incredible ministry yet he never wavered. Why? Because the treasure on the inside of Paul was greater than the trial on the outside. You have this same treasure that exists in your earthen vessel that is greater than any trial you may face.

Often we look at experiencing God as something we wait for or be patient until He reveals His spirit. Utilizing the scriptures from Philippines 3:12-14, this message shows us that it's necessary to actively pursue God and His purposes rather than patiently waiting. We need to search for and respond to divine opportunities as well as moving in His anointing to accomplish an ultimate goal.

Jesus used the parable of the sower to illustrate the message of the kingdom of Heaven is like seed that produces fruit. The soil is the heart of man. Using this as the backdrop this message looks at four types of hearts that receive the kingdom message. This message will cause you to do inventory on your own heart as well as the fruit that is being produced from receiving the seed of the Kingdom which is the word of God.

Peter wanted to know how many times he had to forgive his brother, so he asked Jesus who promptly gave him an answer over and above what he was expecting. Then Jesus went on to explain it through a parable about the kingdom and the core value of forgiveness. As Kingdom people the church must understand that forgiveness is one of the surest ways to show people the character and the nature of the King. Been offended? Having a hard time forgiving? This message is for you.