The Bible says to “desire spiritual gifts, but especially that you may prophesy” (1 Cor 14:1). Why? Because prophecy builds up, speaks truth in love, and reveals the heart of God to both believers and unbelievers. In week 2 of our SuperNormalNatural series, we explore why prophecy is called “the greatest gift” and how it empowers the Church to move in love, truth, and supernatural clarity.

God is still speaking—and He wants to speak through you.

🔹 Learn how prophecy edifies, exhorts, and comforts.

🔹 Understand how the prophetic draws unbelievers to Christ.

🔹 Discover how to live a lifestyle that hears and responds to God's voice daily.

🔹 Be challenged to pursue both the Logos (written word) and Rhema (spoken word).

🔹 See how prophecy, rooted in love, brings life—not confusion or fear.

This is more than a message—it’s a call to step into your role as God’s mouthpiece in a world that desperately needs His voice.

🕊️ Ready to hear God? Ready to speak what He’s saying?

Let’s live the prophetic lifestyle.

📖 Key Scriptures:

1 Corinthians 12:7 | 1 Corinthians 14:1–5, 24–25 | Revelation 19:10 | Luke 24:49 | 1 Timothy 1:18–19 | Acts 10:44–46

Welcome to the kickoff of our brand-new series, SuperNormalNatural — a bold and biblical look at what it means to live a Spirit-empowered life like Jesus did. This isn’t hype, and it’s not just history — it’s the present-day reality for every believer.

🔹 What does it mean to walk in both the *ways* and *acts* of God?

🔹 How do we understand the anointing — and why does it matter?

🔹 Are the gifts of the Holy Spirit still active today? (Hint: YES!)

🔹 How can you step into a supernatural lifestyle that actually looks like Jesus?

Through teaching, training, and activation, this 8-week series is designed to stir your hunger, build your faith, and equip you to move in power — not just inside the church, but everywhere you go.

📖 Key Scriptures:

Psalm 103:7 | 1 Corinthians 12:7 | Luke 4:18 | Acts 10:38 | Joel 2:28-29

1 John 2:20,27 | John 14:12 | Mark 16:17-20 | Romans 1:11-12 | 2 Timothy 1:6

🔥 Topics Covered Today:

* Why the supernatural should be *normal* for every believer

* The difference between charisma and true anointing

* Breaking the myth of cessationism

* What it means to be *clothed with power from on high* (Luke 24:49)

* Why desire and hunger matter more than ever

Whether you’re new to the gifts of the Spirit or hungry for a fresh outpouring, this message will reignite your faith and challenge you to believe for *more*.

In a world often characterized by conditional love and fleeting relationships, the message of God's eternal, unconditional love stands as a powerful beacon of hope. Join us as Otto Kelly delivers a profound message about the magnitude of divine love, challenging believers to comprehend the depth, width, and intensity of God's affection for each individual.

What does it really mean to be *part of a spiritual family*? In today’s heartfelt and challenging message, Pastor Amber Bendett reminds us that church is not just a building or a service—it’s the household of God. Drawing from Ephesians 2:19 and Matthew 12:48, Pastor Amber Bendett unpacks the powerful truth that we are *no longer strangers, but members of God’s family*.

⛪ Church isn’t just a service—it’s a *home*, and *you belong here*.

📖 Key Scriptures:

* Ephesians 2:19

* Matthew 12:48–50

* Psalms 68:6

* Ephesians 4:16

* Proverbs 11:14

Wilderness, Testing & Promotion | Sunday, May 4th, 2025

In life and faith, there are seasons that test us, refine us, and ultimately promote us to new levels of spiritual authority and maturity. This transformative process is often painful, marked by hardship and wrestling, but it is essential for us to become the people God created us to be. Drawing from deep personal experience and biblical wisdom, this message explores the wilderness of testing, the power of the cross, and the path to promotion in God's kingdom.

🛡️ Gospel Warfare – Armor Up! | Sunday, April 27, 2025

In today's message, “Gospel Warfare – Armor Up!”, we explore how the good news of Jesus Christ is not just salvation for the lost, but also the ultimate weapon in spiritual warfare.

Pastor David Bendett breaks down the Armor of God from Ephesians 6 and explains how each piece equips believers to stand, withstand, and advance against the tactics of the enemy. Discover why understanding the gospel is your basic training for spiritual combat and how to walk daily in divine protection, empowered by truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and the Word.

This sermon is a call to believers to armor up daily, pray with purpose, and remember that victory starts and ends with Jesus.

📖 Key Scriptures:

Ephesians 6:10–18

Romans 1:16–17

2 Corinthians 10:4

Genesis 3:15

Colossians 3:1

Galatians 2:20

In this powerful Easter Sunday message, *“Just As He Said,”* we reflect on the fulfilled promise of Jesus’ resurrection—a promise that many heard, but few understood or believed. Just as Jesus foretold, He was crucified and rose again on the third day. Through Luke 24 and other scriptures, we see how even His closest followers needed reminding of His word. This sermon explores how we, too, often forget God’s promises in times of pain, loss, or delay. Yet even in our doubt, Jesus remains faithful. The resurrection is not just a past event—it is a present and living truth that empowers us to rise with Him into a new life through the Holy Spirit. Whether you’re struggling with hope deferred, spiritual fatigue, or uncertainty, this message calls you back to trust in what Jesus already declared: He is risen—just as He said.

**📖 Key Scriptures:**

- Luke 24:1-12

- Mark 9:31-32

- Proverbs 13:12

- Colossians 3:1 (NLT)

- Galatians 2:20 (NLT)

Today we celebrate the *Triumphal Entry*—the powerful moment when Jesus rode into Jerusalem as King, six days before His crucifixion. Crowds shouted **“Hosanna!”**, laying down palm branches and clothes in worship, not just as a celebration, but as a prophetic fulfillment that had been declared over a thousand years earlier.

In this Palm Sunday message, we uncover the meaning behind the cry of *Hosanna*—a deep plea for deliverance, renewal, and victory. It’s a cry that still echoes today in the hearts of the broken, the bound, the spiritually blind, and all who desperately need the saving power of **Yeshua**.

We dive into the powerful connections between the **Old Testament prophecies** and their New Testament fulfillment in Jesus, revealing how this moment was not just historic—it’s deeply personal for us today. This sermon calls you to bless the Lord from the house of the Lord and embrace the only true Deliverer who can bring prosperity, healing, and peace.

📖 **Key Scriptures**:

- Mark 11:8–10

- Psalm 118:25–26

- Luke 19:38

- John 12:13

🙌 Whether you are feeling overwhelmed, stuck in sin, or just longing for more of God—this message is for you. Cry out *Hosanna*, and receive Jesus as the King of your heart today.

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In a world obsessed with success, status, and self-promotion, the Kingdom of God flips the script.

This message explores a powerful, counter-cultural truth: that in God’s Kingdom, our greatest boast isn’t in our accomplishments—but in our losses. In our weakness. In the places we feel least impressive… yet most dependent on Christ.

Join us as we dive into Paul’s words in Philippians and 2 Corinthians, where he lays down a radical challenge: boast in your weakness so that Christ’s power can shine through.

We’ll confront pride, explore the dangers of misplaced confidence, and discover how boasting in our weakness becomes a weapon against the enemy and a testimony of God’s power at work in us.

🔥 Key Scriptures:

Philippians 3:3–14

2 Corinthians 11:18–33 | 12:1–10

Jeremiah 9:23–24

1 Samuel 17:45

Nehemiah 2:19–20 | 4:7–9

This week Pastor David Bendett shares a powerful message on prayer and how to build a consistent, daily connection with God. He emphasizes even Jesus’ disciples needed guidance in prayer, which is why He gave us the Lord’s Prayer as a model (Matthew 6:9-13). This prayer teaches key principles like humility, trust, worship, forgiveness, spiritual warfare, and seeking God’s will over our own.