Multiple times you will find Jesus in one of the synagogues throughout the New Testament. They were places of teaching, preaching and reading about God. Yet, without the presence of Jesus the revelation of God was incomplete. However, with His presence the full revelation of God was on display as He would speak words of life, touch the broken and release the captive. This message is a call for the church to be more than a place of activity about God but also a place of full revelation of God through the presence of the Spirit of Jesus.

Ever want to wind back the clock and undo things you have done? Most of us have. Yet, that simply can’t be done. What do you do when you’ve made choices in the past that cause hurt to those around you? What do you do when your sin causes reproach to God and your family? You do what David did after his sin with Bathsheba. This message combines the story of David and Bathsheba with Psalm 51 to bring revelation of what to do following a moment of poor choices.

Based upon the scripture found in 2 Corinthians 5, this message addresses the topic of being in Christ as a new creation. This understanding comes from the perspective that we have already been given all that God needs to fulfill his purposes in us.

God expressed His love for the world when He gave His son, Jesus as the ransom for humanity. Today Jesus sits at the right hand of His Father interceding for believers. How does God now tangibly demonstrate His love to a lost and fallen world? Could it be possible that one of the ways He wishes to do that is through you, His believer? The love of God flowing through an individual is undoubtedly a tangible expression of God’s love. The principles contained within this message will cause you to see if you are an expression of His love to the world around you.

The bible clearly says Jesus purchased men for God through his blood of Calvary’s cross. It also says we were made kings and priests of God through that transaction. As blood-bought believers how do we live as His kings and priests under the one true King of Kings? Is there a pattern that unfolds that for believers? Through this message you will be challenged to not only see yourself as one of his kings but also check yourself to ensure you are living as one.

Jesus was in constant conflict with the religious spirit of the day. Time after time we see the Spirit of Jesus being attacked by the spirit of religion because He became a threat to lifeless and ritualistic legalism. Even in today’s church the Spirit of Jesus and the spirit of religion are in constant conflict. This message is an attack on the religious spirit that seeks to divide the church of Jesus Christ, whether it's in a local body, region or denominations.

For centuries Christians have been taught they are unworthy people. In regards to deserving or earning the free gift of salvation that is certainly true. However what isn’t true is that we as people weren’t worth it to God. He is the One that set the value that we are worth when He gave His only Son to die on the cross to redeem us. Our value was established by His sacrifice. We may not be worthy of the sacrifice, but in His eyes we are worth the sacrifice. This message will challenge you to see your value in the eyes of God.

Jesus came with a mission of the father to become the pure spotless lamb of God to take away the sins of the world upon the cross. Before the cross he took 12 men through an intensive training period of their lives so they could carry His mandate once He went back to the Father. He took them to school. Jesus still wants to take his people and His church to school so that it will run with the mandate He has placed upon it. This message will challenge you to let Jesus take you to school.

When Adam and Eve ate the fruit that God told them to stay away from, their eyes were open to their nakedness. Genesis 3:21 is God's response to their sin. It says, "The Lord made garments of skin for Adam and Eve." The skin was a covering from past sin to cover their present nakedness and be used for future protection. The skin was only a temporary cover that would eventually become permanent in the sacrifice Christ made on the cross. Innocent blood would need to be shed to cover sin and our nakedness once and for all.

As we enter the New Year this message strives to remind us of the most consistent thing we can set our year upon - the Love of God. Using the famous John 3:16 verse this reminds us of God’s love for the world. It reminds of the love that caused Christ to be crucified. No matter what this year brings we, as Paul told the Ephesians, can be rooted and grounded in the love of God... and, be the expression of His love to the world around us.