In this message, Pastor Scott Webb taught how to activate God's covenant power and enter into the rest He has prepared for us. This is your year to go free from debt, pressure, and limitation as you cooperate with the anointing of God.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb teaches that real faith is more than hearing God’s Word—it’s acting on it. Using James 1 and the wedding at Cana, he highlights three steps: come to Jesus, hear His Word, and do what He says.

He explains that joy in trials builds spiritual strength, a life grounded in the Word stays steady through storms, and faith becomes powerful through personal revelation. Throughout Jesus’ ministry, people were healed as they gathered to hear Him.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb taught that when God says we belong to Him, He's not speaking of ownership like slavery, but of the most intimate covenant relationship possible—closer than marriage, tighter than any earthly bond. Through Christ's redemption, we've been purchased out of the curse and brought into a place of rest, provision, and divine protection. We are the apple of God's eye, and He has gone all in with us.

In this teaching, Pastor Scott Webb explains that trials don’t break us, they build endurance. Faith develops patience, and victory often comes to those who simply refuse to quit.

Like Job, Abraham, and Joseph, enduring difficult seasons leads to breakthrough. Believers are encouraged to maintain joy, guard their peace, and trust that God has already equipped them to overcome. The just live by faith, an enduring lifestyle, not just occasional victories

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb taught on the biblical concept of Jubilee—God's plan for rest, restoration, and debt freedom for His people. He preached that what Israel experienced once every fifty years, we can walk in today through faith in Jesus Christ. The acceptable year of the Lord that Jesus proclaimed in Luke 4 is available to us now. God desires His people to live in a lifestyle of Sabbath rest, not striving and struggling, but doing what brings us joy while trusting Him for provision.

In this message, we learned that God wants to establish His covenant through our prosperity, and faithfulness in small things leads to greater blessing.

In this message, David Webb teaches from Mark 11:22–24 on how to break barrenness through faith in God, aligned words, and a vision of victory.

He begins with the foundation: “Have faith in God.” Faith is a command, not a suggestion—and forgiveness is essential. When we forgive everyone for everything, we position our hearts for breakthrough and stop blocking our own prayers.

He explains that you need a “mountain”—a God-given desire. These aren’t random wishes, but deep desires placed in you by a Father who cares not only about your needs, but your heart. Barrenness isn’t broken by perfection, but by petition.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb challenges believers to examine whether they are truly “in the faith” or simply possessing faith. He explains that faith isn’t something we just have—it’s a lifestyle we live. Like owning a car but never driving it, faith must be active and engaged to take us anywhere.

Drawing from scriptures such as 2 Corinthians 13:5 and Galatians 5:6, he teaches that real faith rests in God’s power, not human effort, and works through love. When we become God-conscious instead of self-conscious, we step into peace and let God fight our battles. Faith and love cannot be separated—without love, faith becomes ineffective.

Pastor Webb emphasizes the importance of experiencing God’s love personally and practically, not just knowing about it.

In this message, David Ferguson teaches that faith begins with knowing who you are in Christ. It is not about formulas but about relationship. When you understand your righteousness and identity in Him, you pray boldly and walk in spiritual authority.

You are not fighting for victory because Jesus already won. Your role is to enforce that victory by speaking the Word and standing firm when the enemy attacks.

Bottom line, know who you are, stay grounded in Scripture, and reign in life through Christ.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb challenges believers to examine their walk and live by active faith, not past momentum.

Faith is the substance that shapes reality, and God’s light in us overcomes every darkness. True faith isn’t striving but resting in His finished work.

A call back to simple, confident trust in God’s Word and daily supernatural peace.