In his message Just Ask, Pastor Gentry Mangun reminds us that many of God's promises remain untapped simply because we fail to bring our needs to Him. Through Scripture, he challenges us to ask boldly, seek persistently, and trust God to answer according to His perfect will. Whatever you're facing today, the invitation is simple: just ask.

Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3 and David’s response to the deaths of Saul and Jonathan, Pastor Ryan Franklin reminded us that while there are situations in life we cannot change, we should not use “it is what it is” to avoid processing grief. Whether the loss is a loved one, a relationship, a dream, or a season of life, unprocessed grief can shape our hearts in unhealthy ways. David showed us the biblical pattern of lament—bringing our pain honestly before God rather than burying it. Grief is not weakness; it is evidence that something mattered. When we grieve well, we grow well, allowing God to deepen us rather than harden us as He prepares us for what comes next.

In a powerful message from the Book of Acts, Bishop Mangun reminds us that the God who performed miracles in the early church is the same God working today. The apostolic church was built on prayer, faith, and supernatural power—and we must contend for that same anointing in our generation. Through persistent prayer, unwavering faith, and complete dependence on God, miracles, healing, signs, and wonders are still available to His people. There is hope for every situation, healing for every need, and a miracle for us today.

The world says love is risky, fragile, and best kept at a distance. God's Word says something entirely different: God is love. In this compelling message, Pastor Gentry Mangun reminds us that Christ responded to rejection with sacrifice, hurt with grace, and brokenness with unconditional love. Through the Holy Ghost, we can experience God's love firsthand and reflect it to others by tearing down walls, forgiving freely, and loving as Jesus loved. The answer to the question is clear—love has everything to do with it.

Trouble is often the doorway to revelation. In this message from Revelation 1:3, we are reminded that God works according to His appointed time—not our timetable. If you're walking through a season of uncertainty, take courage: God's purpose is unfolding, His Word is true, and your breakthrough may be closer than you think.

In this message, Associate Pastor Andrew Cox explores Jesus’ declaration, “I am the Good Shepherd” (John 10). While no one aspires to be a sheep, Scripture reminds us that we all need a Shepherd. Besides, being a member of the Master's flock, isn't so bad. Jesus leads, protects, pursues, and personally knows His sheep. With biblical insight, humor, and powerful application, this message reveals why the safest place for any believer is close to the voice of the Good Shepherd, who gave His life for the flock and still leads His people into greener pastures.

Darkness is not the end of your story. In this encouraging message from Genesis 32, Senior Pastor Gentry Mangun explores Jacob's night of wrestling with God and reveals how God often does His greatest work in our darkest seasons. If you're facing fear, uncertainty, or prolonged disappointment, be reminded: you're not abandoned, you're being transformed. Keep holding on—the sun will rise again.

What if the greatest power God wants to use in your life is something you already have?

In this faith-building message, The Power Already In Us, Kent Clark reminds us that God has already placed faith inside every person — and when that faith is activated, lives can be transformed. Through powerful biblical teaching, practical illustrations, and passionate preaching, this sermon explores how faith becomes the catalyst for miracles. No matter what you’re facing, this message will encourage you to believe again, trust God deeper, and recognize that the answer may already be closer than you think.

Drawing from Ecclesiastes 1, Rev. Joel Urshan explores Solomon’s sobering observation that life “under the sun” is marked by cycles, frustrations, and the fleeting promises of this world. Yet beyond the limits of earthly pursuits, lies the hope of something truly new—new life, new mercies, new joy, and a new creation found in Jesus Christ. This insightful message reminds us that lasting fulfillment is not found under the sun, but in the One who makes all things new.