In this powerful message Associate Pastor Andrew Cox awakens us to the fact that we belong to God. And what belongs to God, he is able to keep and protect. If you are doubting your value, you really need to give this message a listen.

Assistant Pastor Ryan Franklin insightfully analyzes the three dimensions of biblical love. As children of the King we are designed to experience love in its fullness. The three types of biblical love he discusses in this message are redemptive love (the love we receive from God), brotherly love (the love we have for other members of the body of Christ), and splash-over love (the love that flows through us for our fellow man). We must experience and share in these three dimensions in order for our joy to be complete. What a promise!

Come And See! You may have been a Christian since childhood, or this may all be new to you, but the call is the same. Come and see! Come and see a man who can set you free. Come and see a man who can heal you. Come and see a man who can save you! We pray you will be blessed by this powerful message of deliverance by Senior Pastor Gentry Mangun.

Associate Pastor Andrew Cox brings us a fresh perspective on the Name. The significance of the name and how important it is to our victory is the gist of his message. Even if you caught this one live, it deserves a second listen with your Bible and a notebook at hand.

Bishop Mangun takes a look at the past and celebrates the commitment and character that have made The Pentecostals of Alexandria the church it is today. This is not a vanity message, far from it. This is recognizing and being thankful for what got us to where we are today, and how taking the time to emphasize how staying true to those values will carry us into the future.

In this message, Senior Pastor Gentry Mangun reminds us that God doesn't always need a grand offering or a magnificent display. God will use what you have. Like he used the rod of Moses, the lad's lunch, God will use what we have when we give it to Him.

Immersive Christianity! That's how we must strive to live: immersed in Jesus. God doesn't want a part of your day, a part of your heart - God wants all of you. Immersed in Him is where we find our peace, our purpose, and our passion.

We are all kings! What? How can this be true. But it is. He has called us to greatness and to be leaders, but our effectiveness is dependent upon our dependance. Our submission determines our greatness in His kingdom. Our realization that He is our source causes us to defer all glory to Him, and in doing so - we open the door for God to do great things.

Whatever valley you may be walking through, it will not be wasted. We may not know when or how - but seasons end. When you come out of this season you will have been tested and tried, but you will thank God for what you have learned in the your valley. We pray you enjoy this message by Pastor Jim Blackshear (Pastor of Life Church, Anchorage AK)

Life leaves its mark on all of us. Wounds from our childhood or from our more recent past - they all have the potential to become a roadblock to our spiritual and emotional growth. However, our savior was sent to bind up the broken-hearted, proclaim liberty to the captives, and free us from our prisons. In this message Pastor Joel Urshan (Pastor of Tree of Life Church in Cincinnatti, OH) guides us on the path of allowing God to heal our hearts.