Pastor Gray preaches on vision from Proverbs 29:18, "where there is no vision, the people perish." 

God told the prophet Habakkuk to write down the vision that he who read it could run with it. God's vision is within His Word. 

Are you reading it? 

Are you hearing it? 

Are you keeping it? 

When the Word is unveiled, we see the beauty of God. 

Pastor Gray teaches from Col. 2:9–15 on water baptism. 

Baptism in the Greek means signify through immersion, washing, cleansing, and identification for burial; total lasting change. "For you were buried with Christ when you were baptized. And with him you were raised to new life because you trusted the mighty power of God" (Col. 2:12 NLT).

In baptism, the old man dies as one is fully immersed in the water; he rises up out of the water a new man. 

Pastor Bill Grace preaches on rededication, transformation, and revival in the church. 

God is a prayer-hearing, prayer-answering God. He will pour out His Spirit on all flesh, and we will prophesy before the great and glorious day of the Lord shall come. But we need to be ready. 

That readiness begins by being in alignment with God. 

Where are you? Seeking your will or God's?

Pastor Gray teaches from Eph. 5:22-33 on how marriage should operate and how it models Christ and the Church. 

Revival in the church starts with revival in the family. 

Marriage between a man and a woman is a kingdom principle, and how it operates is laid out in Ephesians 5:22-33. The marriage models  how God intends for the relationship between Christ and His church to operate. 

Listen in to learn what God expects from the man, and what He expects from the woman.

Pastor Grays delivers his Resurrection Sunday sermon based on John 19:30. 

When Jesus said "it is finished," he accomplished all that needed done to bring salvation and redemption to mankind. He gave us power over sin, power to heal, power to raise the dead, and power  over the devil to reign here on Earth. 

Those who accept Jesus as Savior have eternal life in heaven. That also means, those who reject him will find themselves in hell for eternity.

 Is he your Lord? Accept him today and see the salvation of the Lord.

On this Palm Sunday Pastor preaches on 1 Cor. 15:45, "The first man Adam became a living being. The last Adam became a life-giving spirit." 

A donkey represents peace and servanthood, and that's what Jesus brought with his triumphal entry into Jerusalem on a donkey. The people who praised him that day shouted for his crucifixion a week later.  

God the Father did not die for our sins. Neither did the Holy Spirit. But it was Jesus who came to Earth as a baby went to the cross a sinless man and paid the ultimate price for the sins of all mankind. 

What the first Adam failed at, the last Adam was victorious.

Pastor Gray preaches on Philippians 2:12, "work our your own salvation with fear and trembling." 

How do we behave when we are by ourselves? Is it different from when we are around others? God gives us instructions, and obedience to that is better than to sacrifice. As we work out to keep our body fit, we need to do the same way with our salvation.

Listen in for more.

Pastor Gray takes an in depth look at Galatians 2:20, being crucified with Christ. 

The apostle Paul stated that he had been crucified with Christ and that Christ now lived within him. We can be saved--born again believers--with Christ within us, but are we walking in Sonship? To walk in Sonship is to deny oneself and be led by the Spirit. 

Are there areas of your life that need to be crucified?

Pastor Gray expounds on how God worked on King Jehoshaphat's behalf as the Israelites faced 3 enemies in a major battle. 

In 2 Chronicles 20, King Jehoshaphat and Israel faced a mighty army from Aram. The Lord said, "Do not be afraid…for the battle is not yours, but God's." The next day, the Israelites stepped toward their enemy, singing the praise and worship for the Lord. And God routed their enemies. 

There is power in our praise and worship of the Lord!

Visiting Pastor John Gaddam of India delivers a powerful message of why God allowed Daniel to be thrown into the lions den. 

Daniel was a man of determination, dedication, and devotion as a captive in a foreign country. So, one could wonder why God didn't deliver Daniel before he was thrown to the lions. 

Why? is the question we often ask when we find ourselves facing our own "lions den." Listen in and discover the answer. 

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