POA Podcast

Jesus said, “I am the vine, you are the branches.” This message challenges us to look beyond simply being near Jesus and examine whether we are truly connected to Him. When we abide in the Vine, He provides the strength, grace, and life we need to grow and bear fruit. Everything worth producing in our lives comes from staying connected to Him.

When your house is shaken, God is doing something.

In this sermon, we are reminded that when we pray, worship, and call on the name of Jesus, God can shake us, stir us, and transform our lives. The Holy Ghost is not simply a gift to receive—it is the power that changes us, delivers us, and draws us closer to Jesus. When your house is shaken, something is about to change.

God has placed a ministry in every one of us. This message reminds us that we were not purchased for a shelf, but for a purpose—and God has uniquely equipped each of us to be used for His kingdom. 

We don’t have to be perfect, have every answer, or wait for the perfect opportunity. We can start right where we are, using the gifts God has already placed within us and following His mission to reach others. 

There is a ministry in you. The question is not whether God can use you, but whether you are willing to let Him.

Jesus is not finished working. He ever liveth to intercede for us, to hear our prayers, and to meet us in our pain and struggles. This message reminds us that our High Priest is still listening, still working, and still making intercession on our behalf.

No matter what you are facing, Jesus understands your pain and is not distant from your struggle. The throne is occupied, but it is not closed—mercy is still flowing, grace is still available, and Jesus is still inviting us to come boldly.

In a world filled with uncertainty, conflicting voices, and endless searching, Jesus gives us a simple and powerful answer: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.”

This message reminds us that truth is found in a person, life is found in Jesus, and the way has already been made for us. We don’t have to strive, search, or disqualify ourselves—we simply have to receive what He has already promised.

Jesus is the only way, the unchanging truth, and the life that never runs out.

Sometimes we ask God for answers when what He really wants is our surrender. This message reminds us that we don’t have to understand every step, know what’s coming next, or have everything figured out to trust God.

You may not know what the future holds, but you can know who holds your future.

What do you do when you’ve prayed, fasted, and believed—but the situation still looks hopeless?

In this powerful message, we are challenged to keep praying even when we don’t know the outcome. Through the story of David in 2 Samuel 12, we’re reminded that uncertainty is not a reason to stop praying—it’s a reason to pray even more. 

Faith isn’t always knowing what God will do. Faith is knowing who God is. When we trust His sovereignty, appeal to His mercy, and continue to stand in the gap, we leave room for God to move in ways we cannot see or imagine. 

If you’re weary, discouraged, or tempted to stop praying because it seems like the answer is already decided, this message is for you.

Don’t quit. Don’t surrender. Keep praying. Because who can tell what God may do?

What does the future hold? And how do we find peace when we can’t see what’s ahead?

In this sermon, we’re reminded that our peace doesn’t come from knowing the future—it comes from knowing who holds it. Through the story of the early church, Saul, and Stephen, we discover that following Jesus doesn’t mean having every answer or knowing every next step. It means trusting God and living on mission right where we are. 

You may be facing a new season, a major decision, or uncertainty about what comes next. But God isn’t asking you to figure everything out. He’s asking you to trust Him, surrender your plans, and allow your life to make a difference wherever He sends you. 

Your future is in His hands. Your life has purpose. You are the salt of the earth. Go and make a difference.

Prayer is powerful—but the real challenge is learning to keep praying.

In this message, we are reminded that our prayers can reach places we cannot go, touch people we may never meet, break chains, push back darkness, and make an eternal difference. Through biblical examples of persistent prayer, we are challenged not to give up when answers seem delayed or life becomes busy and difficult.

Discover the importance of finding a place, a plan, and a practice for prayer—and be encouraged to keep seeking God, keep believing, and keep praying until the answer comes. 

Don’t stop praying. Your prayers are making a difference.

There is power in the name of Jesus.

In this powerful message, we are reminded that the name of Jesus is more than a phrase we casually speak—it carries authority, power, healing, deliverance, and salvation. Through the story of the lame man at the Beautiful Gate, we are challenged to raise our expectation and remember that the same name that brought a miracle then still has power today. 

When we call on the name of Jesus in faith, we are calling on the highest authority in heaven and earth. His name has not lost its power. Heaven still responds, hell still recognizes it, and miracles still happen in that name.

Listen and be reminded: There is no situation too difficult, no bondage too strong, and no need too great for the power that is in the name of Jesus.