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Apostle Sharon Parkes joins us as our guest speaker this morning to bring the word of the Lord: 2019 is the year of lost dreams and purposes being resurrected. Apostle Sharon explored the meaning of gates and doors in Scripture, and how we can apply that meaning to our own lives. Releasing the power of prophetic word equips us for battle and allows us to walk in the victory of Christ.

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Listen this Sunday as Pastor Tim Campbell continues the series on Core Expressions with his message about Faith. As Paul’s letter to the Romans says, every man is given a measure of faith. Without faith, it is impossible to please God. Faith requires a deep trust and reliance on God, a surrendering of one’s will to Him. After all, “faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” (Heb. 11:1). Pastor Tim advises us to search our hearts and find out the things we have put our faith in instead of God and to re-establish our connection, our faith, in Him.

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“He who rose Christ from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies because His Spirit lives in you.” Join Relentless family and friends on this Resurrection Sunday, as Pastor Malik Edwards brings a message on living an unhindered life. Because Jesus Christ was risen from the dead, we have the power and glory of God on our side to sweep away distractions and delays from the enemy. We can take confidence in the fact that because the grave didn’t hold Him down, nothing can hold us down either. On the day of Jesus’ resurrection, he defeated death itself, and a life free from death is a life free from fear. Paul’s letter to the Romans challenges us to constantly walk in newness of life, because God is always doing something new in our lives. Happy Resurrection Day! He is Risen!

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For the second message in the Core Expressions series, Pastor Malik Edwards talks about love and honor. 1 John 4:7 says, “Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God.” Just as God loved us first in our sinful state, He calls us to love others. In this context, to love someone means to prefer them before ourselves. We, as a Church, want to make people our priority. Pastor Malik and Pastor Ashley also discusses the importance of biblical confrontation as an expression of love.

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Join Pastor Malik Edwards this Sunday as he begins a new series called “Core Expression”. Pastor Malik brings a message on living a life of freedom by expressing God’s image. Since we manifest whatever we value in our lives, we must learn to keep our minds on Christ in order to be transformed into His image. And this process starts with a choice to believe in God’s attributes. Listen, also as Pastor Malik joins a table discussion with Virginia Price and Tina Walker about authenticity. Just as God is authentic in Himself, so must we strive towards authenticity in our own lives. Learn what it means to be authentic.

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Join Pastor Kevin Ikeda this Sunday as he follows up on Dr. Ed Silvoso’s talk on discipling nations. Jesus says in the verse well-known as the Great Commission, “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations.” A nation becomes a disciple with the cities become disciples, and the heart of the city is the marketplace, and Jesus is telling the Church to go into the marketplace to make disciples.

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In the New Testament, Jesus declared, “Upon this rock, I will build my Ekklesia.” Dr. Ed Silvoso, presidents of Transform Our World, rounds out March’s Much More Weekend with a word on changing your paradigms in order to transform your sphere of influence. Many people in the church today forget that we ought to disciple the nations, not just individuals, and we do that by speaking life into our community. The most tangible evidence of nation transformation is the elimination of systematic poverty. Listen in and learn what, why, how, and where we bring about nation transformation.

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It is the year of birthing. We are pregnant with the promises of God, and it is crucial to take our internal development to full-term. In the Old Testament, men of faith built altars on God’s promises. We, as a church, must be faithful to steward the Word of the Lord inside of us. Join Pastor Melody Thomas this morning as she brings a message on the importance of prophecy in our lives and responding to God’s Word by aligning our lives to it. Let us build our altars as a memorial of the mighty works of God, so we can stand as monuments to the world around us.

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