We all have storms that blow up in our lives. Fear and unbelief will try to overwhelm. But the what the enemy meant for evil, God uses for our good. What the enemy tries to use to sink us, God will not only take us through, but will use it it prepare us to ministry to people in a greater way on the other side of the storm.

In 1519, Captain Hernán Cortés landed in Veracruz to begin his great conquest. Upon arriving, he gave the order to his men to burn the ships. 

What Cortés did was force himself and his men to either succeed or die. Retreat was not an option. To truly achieve our purpose and live out our identity, there are times when we need to “burn the ships.”

The question we have to ask ourselves is this: What are my ships? What am I holding on to that is hindering me from fulfilling my destiny?

The Book of Ephesians unveils the "mystery" of the church as no other epistle.  In this 4th part part of our series we look at chapter 3, and specifically verse 14 & 15, "For this reason I bow my knees to the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, from whom the whole family in heaven and earth is named".

The Book of Ephesians unveils the "mystery" of the church as no other epistle.  In the 3rd part of our series we look at the implications of chapter 2, verses 11 - 22, which tells us that Christ "is our peace".

The Book of Ephesians unveils the "mystery" of the church as no other epistle.  In the 2nd part of our walk through Ephesians, we explore the fact that Christ has made us alive and that we are his workmanship, His artwork, created for good works.

The Book of Ephesians unveils the "mystery" of the church.  Chapter One of Ephesians remains us of what Christ did for us on the cross and who we are now in him.

Jesus tells us that the Holy Spirit is like the wind.  The biblical word used both the Old and New Testaments for the Spirit means, "a current of air," "breath," or a "breeze".  We as Christians can either run against the wind or we can run with the wind.

The most important thing in life is knowing Christ and experiencing the power of His resurrection.  This Easter morning, we look at the comprehensivness of the power of the resurrection.

According to John 15, bearing much fruit is having your prayers answered.  The key to having your prayers answered is relationship with God.  In today's message we look at the fact that we are not servants, but friends.