In this message, David Webb teaches from Mark 11:22–25 on how to develop genuine faith in God and position yourself for your high calling in 2026.

He explains that forgiveness unlocks faith—unforgiveness blocks answered prayer. Faith requires a “mountain” to believe for, something bigger than you can accomplish alone. Everyone has a measure of faith, and it grows through exercise. True believing produces joy and peace (Romans 15:13), confirming you’re operating within your faith measure.

Start where you are, stay in the Word, and watch your faith grow.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb explored the powerful theme of "better" that runs throughout the Book of Hebrews. God has always wanted to do more for His people, and through Jesus Christ, He has provided something better in every area of our lives—better communication, better promises, better covenant, better blood, and better hope. The blood of Jesus backs every promise in God's Word, giving us unlimited access to all that He has purchased for us. We learned that faith is the key to receiving everything God has provided, and that we must never settle for less than what He desires to give us.

In this message, David Webb explored the truth that God has a wealthy place designed specifically for you—not just in material provision, but in every area of your life. Though you may have walked through fire and water, through pressure and difficulty, God promises to bring you out into a wealthy place. This isn't about riches alone; it's about the condition of your life when you're led by the Holy Spirit and walking in obedience. Abraham didn't know the physical address of where God was leading him, but he knew there was a place, and he stepped out in faith. When we connect being led by the Spirit with walking by faith, we position ourselves for the breakthrough, blessing, and wealthy place God has prepared for us.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb challenged us to remain alert to the threats against our faith and culture while maintaining a peaceful, prayerful posture. Most importantly, we were reminded that God is looking for courageous servants who ask, "Where can I serve?" rather than "What's in it for me?" In 2026, giants are going down, and God is positioning His people to recognize and seize divine opportunities.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb taught that God invites us to a divine "swap meet" where we can exchange our weaknesses for His strength, our anxiety for His peace, and our limitations for His supernatural provision. The Book of Proverbs isn't just ancient wisdom—it's practical instruction for Christian behavior and daily living that will position you to soar in this season. God has called you to be a king, ruling and reigning in life through Christ Jesus, and wisdom is the key that unlocks that destiny.

In this message, David Webb ministeres on vision without understanding becomes just another unfulfilled goal. God unfolds His will through dreams and visions, and there are "must be's" in your life—heaven-mandated assignments that go beyond personal ambition. Like King David, who prepared abundantly for a temple he would never build, we must recognize that some dreams are divine necessities that will impact generations beyond our own. The danger isn't in lacking vision; it's in allowing discouragement to melt our hearts or comfort to make us settle.

In this message, Shirla Lacerda explored what it means to enter into a season of open doors—a time when God moves things in the earth to accommodate His plan and purpose in your life. When heaven's doors open, supernatural provision, revelation, and restoration flow into our circumstances. She taught that open doors bring us insight for our future, opportunities for advancement, access to hearts that were previously closed, and abundant harvest beyond measure. Though adversaries may accompany these opportunities, we walk in faith knowing that no man can shut what God has opened.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb ministered on this being the year to soar—to rise above circumstances, to see with heaven's vision, and to walk in the supernatural strength that comes from waiting on the Lord. Teaching that even the strongest among us will eventually grow weary, but those who entwine their hearts with Yahweh will experience divine strength and mount up with wings as eagles.

In this message, David Webb explored the concept of the "Roaring Twenties" not as a historical reference, but as a prophetic call for the church to rise with Holy Ghost boldness, supernatural overflow, and prophetic sounds. We were challenged to bring God another vessel, allowing His power to pour into every area of our lives, positioning us to soar in the latter half of this decade.

In this message, Pastor Scott Webb explored the stories of Saul and David, highlighting the importance of inner character over outward appearance. We learned that God looks at the heart and that wisdom and a heart after God are what truly lead to a life of favor and blessing. As we prepare for the new year, let's focus on cultivating wisdom and a heart that pleases God.