The words we speak have the power to open and close doors to good and evil forces. Demons preside over gossip.

What does the world think when they look at the church? How would they define what they see? Are we open to even hearing their honest critique?

God is not the source of your suffering, but He does recycle your suffering into beautiful new things.

When Jesus commands His followers to “forgive,” He’s not telling them to feel something, He’s telling them to do something. You can literally call the police on someone, press charges, put them in prison, while simultaneously forgiving them.

It is a law of reality that the truth always floats to the surface of human consciousness. With Rolling Stone Magazine naming Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” the greatest album of all time, the gospel and the Second Coming of Christ are unexpectedly brought to prominence.

Jesus was a politician. Yes, you read that right. Now brace yourself and process the implications in this message.

Benjamin Lundquist shares a powerful message on our need to lay down excuses, embrace disruptions, and step forward into God’s call for our life.

Are you the kind of person who wants to know the truth even if it hurts? Or do you prefer to be lied to in order to maintain your comfort? In this message, you’ll find yourself face-to-face with the hardest truth in the Bible. Good luck.

The Bible is the story of two distinct human identities. The first is defined by deception, broken trust, and shame, the second by truth, trust, and innocence.

The only way to break the power of sin on the behavioral level is to break the power of shame on the subconscious level.