Exodus is more than a story of escape—it is a revelation of Jesus.
In this powerful message from the series Jesus Revealed in Every Book of the Bible, we uncover how Christ is revealed throughout the book of Exodus as the Deliverer, the Passover Lamb, the daily Provider, and the God who dwells with His people.

In “Delivered by the Blood: Jesus Revealed in Exodus,” we trace the scarlet thread of redemption from the blood on the doorposts to the cross of Christ. Deliverance was never about worthiness—it was always about obedience and the blood. When God saw the blood, judgment passed over, and freedom began.

This message reveals that Jesus doesn’t just bring us out of bondage—He brings us into freedom, abundance, and identity. Just as Israel was delivered from Egypt, Jesus still delivers us today from modern forms of bondage such as fear, old identities, emotional wounds, religious striving, people-pleasing, scarcity thinking, and self-reliance.

We also see Jesus revealed in the burning bush—meeting Moses in hidden places with holy purpose—and in the manna from heaven, teaching us daily dependence. Finally, Exodus points us to God’s deepest desire: to dwell with His people, a promise fully fulfilled in Christ.

Rooted in Exodus 3:7–8, this message reminds us that God sees our affliction, hears our cry, knows our pain, and comes down to deliver us—not into survival, but into a spacious place of freedom and abundance.

The same Jesus who delivered then is still delivering today.
In 2026, we walk redeemed, free, nourished by heaven, and aware of His presence—because we are delivered by the blood.

Jesus didn’t come only to be remembered—He came to reign.
In this powerful message from the Advent series Promise Fulfilled: The Coming of Christ, we are reminded that Christmas was not the end of the story, but the beginning of God’s Kingdom breaking into the world.

In “Jesus Is King Everyday!”, we explore how Christ—the eternal Word—stepped into time to seek, save, and restore what was lost. Jesus didn’t come merely to forgive sin; He came to heal hearts, restore identity, and bring abundant life that continues to overflow today. His Kingdom is not shrinking or fragile—it is increasing, and because we belong to His Kingdom, increase is released in every area of our lives.

Rooted in Isaiah 9:6–7, this message reveals that the government of Jesus and the peace He brings have no end. The same King who came in humility is still reigning in power, working in our lives right now. When Jesus reigns in us, we carry His Kingdom into our homes, relationships, schools, and future.

As we close the year, this message calls us to trust the King even when we don’t yet see the outcome, to live with confidence that the Light has not faded, and to step into the increase God has promised.

Jesus is not only the center of Christmas—He is the King of our everyday lives.

Abraham is more than a Bible character, he is a blueprint for living by faith.
In this powerful message from The Heroes and Great Stories of the Bible series, we explore Abraham: The Father of Faith and uncover how faith is formed, strengthened, and released through obedience, confession, and identity alignment.

This teaching reveals that faith is not passive, it listens, moves, speaks, and waits with confidence in God’s promises. From Abraham’s call to leave settled places, to learning how to speak faith while waiting, to God changing his name and future, we see how unwavering trust in God produces generational blessing.

Rooted in Romans 4:20–21, this message challenges believers to refuse unbelief, align their words with God’s promises, and move forward even when the destination isn’t fully clear. In this Year of the Mouth (Peh), you’ll be encouraged to understand how what you say while you wait can determine what you inherit.

If you’ve ever struggled with delay, doubt, or leaving familiar places behind, this message will strengthen your faith and remind you that what God has spoken over your life, He is fully able, and faithful, to bring to pass.

Jesus is revealed from the very first pages of Scripture.
In this message from the series Jesus Revealed in Every Book of the Bible: The Scarlet Thread Through Scripture, we journey through Genesis to uncover God’s redemptive plan that was set in motion before the fall ever occurred.

From the promise of the Seed of the woman in Genesis 3:15 to Jesus revealed as Creator, Redeemer, and Covering, this teaching shows how Christ is woven through creation, covenant, sacrifice, and identity. You’ll discover how Genesis points to the cross, the resurrection, and the restoration of humanity—and how God meets people personally in their failure, fear, and wrestling to bring transformation and new identity.

This message reminds us that redemption was not an afterthought, Jesus was God’s plan from the beginning, and nothing in your life is beyond His power to redeem.

Sermon Series: The Heroes and Great Stories of the Bible
Sermon Title: Sarah: Laughter Turned to Promise
Date: January 11, 2026

Battle Seed Promise:
God promises an open heaven with supernatural provision and uncontainable blessing to those who walk in obedience. He invites us to test Him, confident that we will see His faithful protection, provision, and increase. He will rebuke the devourer for our sake.

Malachi 3:10–11 (AMPC)
In this powerful message from The Heroes and Great Stories of the Bible series, we step into the life of Sarah and discover how God transforms impatience into inheritance and self-effort into surrendered faith.

Through a prophetic lens tied to the Hebrew year 5786 – Peh (The Mouth), this sermon explores how waiting seasons can quietly shift our faith from trust to tension, and how words spoken in impatience can either delay or align us with God’s promise.

Sarah’s story reminds us that God often speaks promise long before circumstances are ready, because faith must grow before fulfillment comes. Even when human shortcuts create complications, God remains faithful, redeeming missteps and realigning identity through His Word. From weary laughter to joyful testimony, we see that God does not cancel promises because of age, mistakes, or delay.

This message speaks directly to modern “Hagar moments” — rushed decisions, control instead of trust, and anxiety-driven choices — and calls us back to surrendered faith and aligned confession.

Key themes include:

Sarah’s life proves that faith does not need to be flawless, only surrendered. What begins as private laughter can become public testimony when God fulfills His Word.

Declarations from this message:

Be encouraged as you listen. God gets the final word, and His promises are still alive.

Sermon Title: New Season, New YOU! (Pt. 2)

Date: December 17, 2025

What if the delay was never denial, but preparation? In this powerful continuation, we step into God’s promise for those coming out of long waiting seasons. Darkness does not get the final word. Light has already come, and this is your season to rise and shine with the visible glory of God upon you.

Rooted in Isaiah 60 and Romans 12, this message centers on one core truth: real transformation happens when the internal story changes. God may open doors, but identity determines whether we walk through them and whether we can sustain what’s on the other side.

This sermon confronts survival identity and exposes how unhealed wounds, past pain, and distorted self-perception can keep believers from fully entering God’s promises. Through Scripture, we see that God never advances people with unhealed identity. He heals first, then He promotes.

You’ll hear a clear contrast between survival identity and sonship or daughterhood identity, and why Jesus didn’t come so we could barely make it, but so we could live as fully loved sons and daughters. The message unpacks how identity healing happens through the Spirit of adoption, not striving, and what it looks like when healing begins to take root in everyday life.

This episode also speaks directly to the new year ahead. Before God does a new thing around you, He wants to do a new thing within you. Alignment matters more than hype, and a new season requires a healed identity.

In this message, you’ll discover:

✨ God Keeps His Word
Promise Fulfilled: The Coming of Christ | Advent Series

Christmas is more than a moment—it is proof that God keeps every promise. In this powerful Advent message, we walk through the story of Mary, Joseph, and Bethlehem to see how God fulfilled centuries of prophecy through surrender, obedience, and faith.

From a quiet “yes” to a humble manger, this message reminds us that God comes near, God saves, and God never forgets what He has spoken. If you are coming out of a long waiting season, this word is for you—darkness does not get the final say. Light has already come.

The manger declares it clearly:
He came for you.
He came to save.
He came to fulfill every promise.

🎄 Christmas is God saying, “I did exactly what I said I would do.”

🎄 PROMISE FULFILLED: The Coming of Christ
Week 2 | Jesus: The Light That Changes Everything

In this Advent message, we are reminded that Jesus did not simply bring light — He is the Light. Spoken centuries before His birth, the promises of the prophets declared that hope would rise in the darkest places and healing would come to wounded hearts.

Through Isaiah, Micah, and Zechariah, we see that Jesus was promised as the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Prince of Peace, and Savior who would carry our pain, heal our wounds, and restore what was broken. His arrival was not accidental — it was God stepping into time to bring salvation, wholeness, and peace.

If you’ve been carrying old pain, weariness, or darkness into a new season, this message reminds us of God’s promise: you will not carry old wounds forward. Jesus is still the Light that breaks through every shadow and changes everything.

✨ Hope has come.
✨ Healing is here.
✨ The Light is shining.

Pastor Verna DeHart | Soul Harvest Worship Center
Message Date: December 10, 2025

When God is ready to bring you into a new season, He begins by healing you. Not your circumstances, not the people around you, you. In this powerful message, Pastor Verna DeHart teaches how God restores identity, rewrites inner beliefs, and heals the deep wounds that have shaped how you see yourself.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, unseen, overlooked, or held back by old pain, this episode will show you how God breaks emotional patterns, dissolves lies, and forms a renewed identity from the inside out.

This is the beginning of a transformational series and it starts with the most important truth: God is making you new.

Prophetic Word From This Message

“I am restoring you from the inside out… What was broken will shine again. You will rise with renewed confidence, for I Myself am healing your wounds.”

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

• Why your subconscious identity determines the season you experience
• How childhood wounds, trauma, and words shape your inner beliefs
• Why most believers don’t have a sin problem, they have an identity problem
• How forgiveness collapses the emotional structure of your old identity
• How the Holy Spirit rewrites identity by healing lies, wounds, and self-perception
• How to step into a new season with a new “I am”

Key Scriptures:

2 Corinthians 5:17
Proverbs 23:7
Romans 12:2
Romans 8:15
Jeremiah 30:17

Powerful Declarations Included in This Message:

• “I release the old identity.”
• “I am not who I was.”
• “I forgive and let go.”
• “I receive the new identity Heaven has for me.”

Sermon Series: THE PROMISE FULFILLED — A 4-Week Advent Journey
Pastor Verna DeHart | Soul Harvest Worship Center
Message Date: December 7, 2025

Before the angels rejoiced, before the shepherds watched, before the wise men traveled… there was a whisper of Christmas spoken in the Garden of Eden.

In this Advent message, Pastor Verna DeHart takes us back to Genesis to reveal the very first prophetic promise of Jesus — a promise spoken immediately after the fall, proving that God’s plan of redemption was set into motion long before humanity even knew it needed saving.

This message will strengthen your faith and remind you that the same God who fulfilled His promise in Christ will also keep every promise spoken over your life.

In This Episode You’ll Discover:

• How the fall in Genesis 3 did not derail God’s plan
• Why Genesis 3:15 is the very first promise of Jesus
• How the “Seed of the Woman” points to the virgin birth
• How the promise was preserved through generations
• Why Jesus’ resurrection is the fulfillment of the serpent’s crushed head
• What this means for your life, purpose, and future