POA Podcast

In a world pulling families apart, Pastor Gentry Mangun calls us to stand united under the banner of Joshua’s declaration: “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” Through biblical insight and Holy Ghost fire, this message challenges parents, children, and spouses to pray together, fight together, and be filled together. When families stand in unity, walls come down and victory is certain.

In this illuminating message, Associate Pastor Andrew Cox continues the “I Am” series with Jesus’ declaration: “I am the light of the world.” From the temple courts of ancient Jerusalem to the darkness of our modern lives, this sermon reveals that the light of Christ still pierces every shadow. When you follow Him, you don’t just see the light—you walk IN the light.

On Family and Friends Day, Pastor Gentry Mangun reminds us that life was never meant to be lived alone. From David and Jonathan’s covenant friendship to the unity of the early church, this message celebrates the power of spirit-forged bonds — friendships that lift, protect, and empower. When we stand together in faith and love, the enemy can’t break the bonds that God has created.

We live in a society full of filters, facades, and carefully curated images, yet God still asks the same question He asked in Eden: “Where are you?” Drawing from Jeremiah 17:9, Assistant Pastor Ryan Franklin calls us to lay down pretense and return to authenticity — to let God search our hearts and restore what’s genuine: real worship, real unity, and a real relationship with a real God.

In today's world full of protests and public demonstrations, Bishop Anthony Mangun reminds us of the most powerful demonstration of all — the demonstration of the Spirit and of power. From Elijah’s fire on Mount Carmel to the outpouring in the book of Acts, this message calls the church to move beyond words and into action. Miracles, healings, and the supernatural are not relics of the past — they are the mark of a living, demonstrating church.

In a world that celebrates self-sufficiency, this message calls us back to dependence on God. Drawing from Isaiah 41:14, Pastor Gentry reminds us that our smallness isn’t weakness—it’s where God’s strength is revealed. When we realize we can’t do it on our own, the Almighty steps in.

In this powerful message, Associate Pastor Andrew Cox calls families to stand united—not against one another, but against the true enemy. Drawing from Ephesians 6:12, he reminds us that our battles aren’t fought with flesh and blood, but our true enemies are spiritual enemies. When we stand together—with God’s armor and His Spirit—we are more than conquerors, and our families become unstoppable in Jesus’ name.

Life is full of seasons — moments of sunshine and storm, laughter and loss. But through every change, one truth remains: our God never changes. In this powerful message, Pastor Gentry Mangun reminds us that while life’s seasons are “consistently inconsistent,” Jesus Christ is our constant. From Genesis to Job, from the wilderness to the cross, God has always been the Rock that sustains His people.

Before you were born, God was already writing your story. Every joy, every trial, every tear — all recorded in the unseen book of your life. In this stirring message, Pastor Ivan reminds us that we are not the authors of our story — God is. He’s weaving purpose through our pain, and every tear we’ve cried has meaning in His divine plan. Your life is not a tragedy in progress; it’s a testimony still being written by the hands of a loving Savior.

In this unforgettable message, Pastor Matthew Tuttle shares the powerful story of his family’s missionary journey—sacrifice, unseen faces, and the call to keep dancing for the empty chairs. With humor and conviction, he reminds us not to get comfortable but to keep reaching, praising, and believing for the harvest still to come.