Chris talks about why we worship individually and as a church body, pointing out that worship has both individual and community benefits for our relationship with God.

Our identity is in a constant war with the enemy. In this sermon Shelly describes how we have authority over the enemy. Not just for our own lives but for the areas we live in, the people we come in contact with and the strongholds that the enemy thinks belong to him. This Means War!

Prodigal means "extravagant". People often talk about the Prodigal Son, but the story is about our Prodigal (Extravagant) Father and how he identifies us as his own.

Our words carry power. So does the Words of God. Speaking life over our identity is crucial. Even more crucial is that our words agree with what God says about us.

God counts you as worthy when you are his child. Speaking worth into others and ourselves is a must for the Christian walk.