This week, the Ecclesiastes passage is on money and wealth. If that's what you are pursuing, you will never be satisfied. Philippians has a different message for us, one that tells us we have something to gain worth more than all the money in the world.

First in a series comparing and the world of Ecclesiastes, where “Life Under the Sun,” apart from a higher hope, proves meaningless, with Philippians, where a life lived for Christ gives hope and meaning to ALL things—wealth, beauty, power, knowledge.

Our series on revival comes to its conclusion and asks, "Do you have a burden for revival?" The end of the message series should be just the beginning of our pursuit of revival. Pastor Tom Hendrikse delivers this powerful, heartfelt plea.

Our series on revival continues with the question, "What brings revival?" Pastor Tom Hendrikse tells us that the second half of the answer is prayer. Revival comes to God's people when they get on their knees and pray for it!

Our series on revival continues with the question, "What brings revival?" Pastor Tom Hendrikse tells us that the first part of the answer is repentance. To find out by whom and of what, you need to watch this week's message.

Against the backdrop of racial unrest all across our country, Pastor Tom Hendrikse answers the question, "What holds revival back?" Don't miss this week's message to hear the answer and how it connects with our current crisis.

Pastor Matt Lomenick answers the question, "What does revival look like?" Revival results in supernatural phenomena, both inside and outside the lives of God's people, changing the hearts and minds of his people in miraculous and undeniable ways.

Week two of When God Moves finds us considering what the goal is in Revival? What are we asking God to do for us? Or, what is perhaps a better question, for WHOM do we ask? Pastor Tom Hendrikse will explain.

Our series on revival begins with an obvious question, but it isn't often asked: what is revival? Many, especially Americans, associate revival with evangelistic crusades. Those are wonderful, but as Pastor Tom will explain, they aren't a revival.

Our series on prayer concludes with the question "Who Do You Pray For?" That's one question with two answers, as Pastor Tom Hendrikse will explain.