Listen as Allen teaches how loving one another and serving one another is both our lifeline and our plumb line — and is a central part of Kingdom living.

We need to receive forgiveness of our sins and to receive the Ruach — not just when we enter the Kingdom, but as we walk in repentance and forgiveness, through the Ruach, demonstrating G-d’s love and mercy to those around us just as Yeshua did.

Our generosity can just be monetary, but Yeshua call us to so much more — to being generous with our love, with our gifts, and with our time. We are called to demonstrate our commitment to one another and to his Kingdom through our generosity.

A strong, healthy community is made up of connected individuals who share a vision and walk in relationship — and this provides a place for the Divine Presence to rest and for transformation to happen through those relationships, expanding the Kingdom.

Listen to learn about the many different ways that the Kingdom can be expressed in worship — besides musical worship.

Healing and deliverance, grounded in the soil of spiritual discipline, show the reality of the Kingdom in both power and order. If we want to experience the reality of the Kingdom, listen to this week’s message.

Brant explores the parallels between the giving of the Torah at Mt. Sinai and the pouring out of the Holy Spirit at the Temple in Jerusalem — both on Shavuot. Are you ready to seek The Lord and seek the transformation of His Spirit with us?

We are called to walk in obedience and submission to Messiah, but that doesn’t look the same for everyone. In spite of these differences, we are also called to walk in unity —encouraging and building up one another, creating a community of transformation, and proclaiming the Gospel of the Kingdom.