Elder Shelby Davis with a reminder of what glory means, how valuable it is, and not to get complacent thinking that the glory of God is common simply because of how often we are exposed to it.

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on worshipping God and the decision we make to either please man with our worship or please God.

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on the fruit of the spirit, how to discern whether or not the spirit is operating in you or through you, and how fellowship with the Father gives us the ability to bring the unseen fruits of God from heaven and into the seen realm.

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on the Information Age, how we have traded being empowered for being informed, how learning about God keeps us from ever truly knowing him, and how the secrets to this life lie in fellowship with God

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on knowing by hosting and not by learning, how knowing God is more about surrendering to His lordship, and how we can only see him as he is to the degree we purify ourselves.

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on the one way Jesus manifests himself to us, how the key to unlocking our true identity lies in selfless awareness, and how the Jesus we think we know is not who the world today thinks he is.

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on how Jesus only makes himself known to us through manifestation, how fellowship cannot occur without manifestation, the knowledge and truth gained through hosting the Holy Spirit, and how, as truth has multiple dimensions, the freedom of that truth also has level of greater and greater freedom.

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on speaking not as men and women, but as sons and daughters of God, maintaining a language of liberty, and a caution against ambition, keeping what God has shown you between you and God until He's ready to reveal it openly.

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on how the promises of God hinge on an exodus from bondage, the difference between evacuating and exiting, and how being willing to follow give you the inherent right to be led as well as a caution to the people of God in the discernment between God's voice and the voices of strangers.

Pastor Jeremiah Merritt on the difference between believing in Jesus and believing on Jesus, bruising Satan's head, and eating the bread of life by speaking, at home, the word we hear at church.