This week's message is in the form of a two-way discussion between Patrick Kizehe (Giving Refugees Hope in Uganda) and Pastor Adam LiVecchi.

For more information on Patricks' ministry and organization visit: https://www.grhu.org

The "hard-wired" gifts in people (Romans 12). This multi-part teaching was recorded during Life Group.

We have authority over who we are becoming and what God called us to do. Deeper dive into spiritual & biblical authority through John Chapter 1.

The Five Fold Ministry (Ephesians 4). This multi-part teaching was recorded during Life Group.

We need spiritual authority to release the power of God and move the way Jesus does. But we also need to correctly understand spiritual authority to represent Jesus well. The church is a people under the spiritual authority of God, using his power to love and serve.

The Christian life is a life led by the Holy Spirit. Bishop Reginald Celestin gives a powerful teaching on how to listen for the Holy Spirit and the significant difference it will make when you learn to follow.

When you say “yes” to serving the Kingdom, accountability and transformation will follow. But before you fulfill a mission, the posture and character you step in with will matter.

There is pain in our lives that God did not author, but he wants to heal it and draw you closer to Him. Many times he builds in a process towards healing to introduce a hunger and pursuit towards Him. This may require pushing through your offenses to receive the restoration. He only needs our obedience to accomplish His will.

The scriptures reveal that life with God is greater than what the world can offer you. If you believe this word, you should not go the world for everything that you need. Your relationship to systems of the world should change based on this revelation. Instead, you have something greater to offer the people in the world through God in you.

Being formed in God's image, we all have the potential to be great. However, being GREAT in God's eyes is different from greatness man seeks apart from Him. Do you want to be great in your own way? Or do you want to follow the blueprint God laid out to be achieve greatness for His Kingdom?