Romey Ritter continues her message on inclining your ear to what the Lord is saying. Though intimate friendship with the King is possible, it requires your whole heart and ear, even if it get's uncomfortable.

Taking from the return of the exiles to Jerusalem to build the temple, Clayton Ritter shows how the order of building is very important. They came to build a temple in a hostile land, but they built something else first. This message will help you understand how to build a life in the kingdom of God that will withstand any attack of the enemy and become a temple in which God can dwell.

Isaiah 8 is given to us as a prophetic warning not to refuse His gentle voice, because people have done this in the past, they come under fear and the control of the enemy. Then they refuse His voice. But Jesus is calling to us all the time. Who are those that will hear and obey?

"And now these three remain: faith, hope and love..." As Christians we we know that faith is central to our beliefs and the book of Corinthians reminds us that love is most important, but what about hope? Clayton Ritter shares a message on the importance of hope in a believers life.

Clayton Ritter shares how life lessons from his mom have helped to reveal the nature and character of God.

When it comes to church culture, there are many terms believers just accept as common knowledge. Clayton and Romey Ritter share an in depth explanation of what the gospel truly is.

Better than a cure for cancer, we have the cure for the human condition: the Gospel of the Kingdom of Heaven. This is salvation, healing, deliverance, provision, protection, joy, peace, freedom...it is abundant life through Jesus Christ. It is a message that we cannot be silent about, nor keep to ourselves. We have a responsibility to share it, we have been commissioned and empowered by Heaven to spread it.

Clayton Ritter shares a message on Resurrection Sunday about a triumphant king unlike any before or after.

In this follow up message, Clayton Ritter shares how a person's will can submit to the spirit rather than the flesh.

What is capacity and how does one view it in the biblical sense. Akeem Prosser shares a roadmap to healthy growth as a believer.