Taken from Philippians 2, Romey Ritter discusses how a life of humility based upon the example of Jesus can lead to a life of fruitful abundance.

We all have seeds to sow. Taken from Galatians 5 and 6, Clayton Ritter helps us understand how we have a choice as to where we sow seeds but not where we reap. In turbulent times, we can sow spiritual seeds that yield tremendous spiritual fruit.

Your testimony is your God story, the theme of your life with Jesus. By sharing our God story with others, we also share our victory in Christ with them. Clayton Ritter shares how God instructed the Hebrews in the Old Testament to carry with them reminders of His provision, blessing, and direction and what it means for us today.

Following the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the church grew explosively but experienced persecution and turmoil. The scattering of the disciples from Jerusalem could have been the end of the Church, but because of people like Philip, what seemed like the end just presented many more opportunities for the Kingdom of God to expand. In this episode, Clayton Ritter shows how a life of hearing God and simple obedience can change an entire nation.

Our world is in desperate need of reconciliation. In a time of great recognition in the U.S. and world of racial disparity and the need for reform in many areas, Clayton Ritter shares how true and lasting reconciliation must begin and be sustained at the cross of Christ.

Romey Ritter speaks on the time for the Church to wake up. We are called to not just respond to the times but to prophetically speak into our world and to bring heaven to earth.

Everyone wants self-control but not everyone knows how to get it. With it, your life can be set on a course of productivity and fruitfulness. Without it, you become a slave to every whim and desire of your flesh. Clayton Ritter describes how self-control is actually the fruit of a life that has relinquished control.

It's Spring time in the U.S. and that means rain...often lots of it. The Bible describes 2 different types of rain as an illustration of what God wants to do on the earth. In this episode, Clayton Ritter unfolds how God prepares our hearts to receive His love and then releases it into the world.

It's amazing how 2 people can look at the same thing but see something totally different. Looking at the ministry of John the Baptist, Clayton Ritter shares how repentance can be a catalyst for revival, depending on your perspective.

Recorded on an iPhone at a backyard gathering of revivalists, Clayton Ritter shares how a man born blind becomes a catalyst for revival, leaving behind the lies and bondage of his past to grab hold of his healing and new life.