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In this powerful message, Pastor Phil Saenz emphasizes the importance of keeping the spiritual fire alive within us. He discusses the role of the Holy Spirit, the necessity of the Word of God, and the intentionality required to maintain our passion for God. Through various biblical examples, he illustrates how to overcome obstacles, deepen our relationship with God, and serve others despite our circumstances. The message culminates in a call to action, encouraging listeners to ignite their spiritual fire and share it with the world.

Pastor Phil Saenz | March 30, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

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Chapters:

Introduction (00:00:00)

Light the Fire & Keep It Burning (00:02:14)

• Leviticus 6:12-13 (NIV)
• Jeremiah 23:29 (NIV)
• Today we are the Temple of God, He placed in us the Fire of the Holy Spirit
• Acts 2:3-4 (GNT)
• Like in the Old Testament the fire must keep burning, burning continually & never go out.
• Leviticus 6:12
• 1 Thessalonians 5:19 (GWT)
• Acts 28:1-9 (NLT)

1. No matter what the situation or circumstances you’re in, you can light your fire if you can overcome your excuses. (00:15:57)

• Recommendation: Build your fire first and your ship second. Your career will only be a dash in your tombstone, but your fire for God will be eternity with God.
• Genesis 12:8 (NIV)
• Make what is eternal permanent in your life, and what is earthly temporary.

2. You must go farther, deeper and even higher to acquire the fire. (00:26:41)

• Exodus 3:1-2 (NIV)
• Exodus 3:4-5 (NIV)
• Exodus 19:17-18 (NIV)

3. Events, conferences, camps, messages start the fire, but it’s your choices that keep the fire. (00:30:17)

• Stop living by feelings and start living by faith. God is not a drug for you to feel all the time. 
• You’ll either live in secret sin or in the secret place but you can’t live in both.
• People that pray they won’t stray; People that fast will last.
• Zephaniah 3:17 (NLT)
• God is someone you know, not someone you feel, yet He allows us to feel His presence.
• Fasting is preparation for temptation, it helps you control and discipline your flesh. If you can say no to food, your craves, you can say no to sinful desires. 

4. The fire will bring out and expose hidden things, including serpents whose job is to derail your purpose in life. (00:37:12)

• The fire did not bring the viper, the fire simply exposed it; the viper was always there.
• The same fire that exposed the viper was the same fire that killed it.
• Do you have the fire to kill it?

5. The enemy always attacks the areas God plans to use. (00:42:23)

6. Keep on serving and ministering even when you’re feeling miserable. (00:44:52)

• Hebrews 1:7

In this Men's Camp 2025 finale, Pastor Phil Saenz emphasizes the importance of breakthroughs in our lives, highlighting the roles of praise, vision, and strength in achieving them. He encourages listeners to lift their hands in worship, as praise invites God's presence and intervention. The message draws on biblical examples to illustrate how faith and determination can lead to significant changes and breakthroughs, urging individuals to see beyond their current struggles and embrace the possibility of transformation. In this powerful message, Pastor Saenz emphasizes the importance of seeking strength from God to achieve breakthroughs in life. He discusses the costs associated with breakthroughs, the necessity of persistence in prayer, and the generational impact of one's faith and determination. Through biblical examples, he illustrates how wrestling with challenges and praying with urgency can lead to transformation and blessings. The message culminates in a call to action for individuals to seek their breakthroughs and change their life trajectories, highlighting that the glory of God follows those who persist in faith.

Pastor Phil Saenz

Saturday Night | March 29, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

Men's Camp (2025)

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Chapters:

Introduction (00:00:00)

Get Your BreakThrough (00:04:00)

• Genesis 38:27-29
• Genesis 46:12

1. The Father of every breakthrough is called praise. (00:09:52)

• Before a breakthrough you must have praise
• Acts 16:25-26

2. If you want a breakthrough, you’re going to need to have vision. (00:20:36)

• 2 Kings 9:17

• If you can see it, you can be it
• If you can Believe the Incredible, If you Can SEE the Invisible, then you can obtain the Impossible.

3. Strength & Firmness are fundamental in the process of a breakthrough (00:27:07)

• Proverbs 14:4
• Genesis 32: 25b-26a
• The 10 plagues show us that Pharaoh, the enemy is also persistent in not letting us go to our breakthrough
• If you’re going to get your breakthrough, you’re going to be just as determined as Perez to be born & Moses to set his people free

4. There is no breakthrough without Prayer (00:39:46)

• We must seek the Lord
• Psalm 107:13-14
• 1 Chronicles 4:9-10
• In the Kingdom of God we can all be first.

5. The days of Glory come after the Breakthrough (00:47:04)

• Haggai 2:9
• Nehemiah 11:6

In this lesson, Pastor Phil Saenz explores the fundamental principles of effective leadership, emphasizing the importance of moving forward, casting vision, and nurturing growth in others. He discusses the role of a leader in creating change, listening to feedback, and taking responsibility for challenges. Through various examples and personal anecdotes, he illustrates how true leadership is about influencing others positively and cultivating their potential, ultimately leading to a thriving community.

Pastor Phil Saenz | Leadership Session

Saturday Afternoon | March 29, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

Men's Camp (2025)

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Chapters:

True Leadership Moves you Forward (00:00:00)

• Mark 9:17-19
• Matthew 17:19-21

I. Leader leaves a department/Person better than how he found it or them. (00:04:59)

II. A Leader cares about what others say (00:08:10)

III. If you can serve and follow, you will learn to lead. (00:11:30)

IV. A Leader brings growth to people, a department or group. (00:11:59)

V. Leaders are agents of change. (00:13:02)

• If the scenery isn’t changing it means you’re not moving, move things forward!

VI. A Leader assumes responsibility (00:20:18)

• When people cast blame, leaders provide solutions for challenging situations.

VII. Final Thoughts (00:23:20)

• Followers show up on Sunday Mornings, but LEADERS show up to TRAINING & PRAYER!
• The Goal of following is to become a leader! You follow to become.

• Matthew 4:19
• Matthew 10:24-25
• Every human has the instinct, capacity and desire for leadership, but few have the courage and will to cultivate it.
• Leadership is a trusted privilege.
• True Leadership is not a technique it’s an attitude of the mind & heart.
• Leadership comes down to two fundamentals: WHO YOU ARE and HOW YOU THINK.
• Your attitude is more powerful than your reputation.

• To exercise leadership you must believe you are inherently a leader.

• Learn from others but never become them! So don’t expect for others to be your clones.

• John 14:12

In this teaching, Co-Pastor Ezekiel Perez reflects on the significance of father-son relationships, the healing of emotional wounds, and the importance of vulnerability and forgiveness. He emphasizes the impact of absence and rejection on personal growth and the necessity of understanding and supporting one another in familial relationships. The discussion highlights the need for men to create safe spaces for vulnerability and the role of forgiveness in achieving emotional freedom. In this lesson, Co-Pastor Perez discusses the profound impact of father wounds on trust and relationships, emphasizing the need for healing and reconciliation. He highlights the importance of viewing God as a perfect father, separate from earthly experiences, and encourages men to take proactive steps in their relationships. The discussion covers initiating difficult conversations, overcoming vulnerability, and the responsibilities of raising children in a faith-based environment. Ultimately, the conversation stresses the significance of quality time, affirmation, and the commitment to healing in relationships.

Co-Pastor Ezekiel Perez

Saturday Morning | March 29, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

Men's Camp (2025)

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Chapters:

Welcome (00:00:00)

Restoring Father-Son Relationships

• Malachi 4:6

Introduction (00:05:27)

• The foundational role of a father in a son’s life
• The reality of father-son conflict and the wounds it creates
• God’s desire for restoration and healing

1. The Pain of a Wounded Spirit (00:06:36)

• Broken Expectations – Sons look to fathers for affirmation and guidance
• Harsh Words and Actions – The deep impact of negative words (Proverbs 18:14)
• The Impact of Absence – Emotional and physical absence creates wounds
• Fear of Rejection – The fear of further rejection keeps wounds unaddressed
• The Shadow of Unhealed Wounds – How unresolved pain affects future relationships

2. The Path to Healing (00:15:35)

• Recognizing the Pain – Acknowledging wounds and seeking God’s healing
• Forgiveness as Freedom – Letting go of bitterness (Ephesians 4:31-32, Luke 23:34)
• Understanding Imperfection – Fathers, too, have their struggles
• Redeeming the Context of Memories – Healing changes how we view past pain

3. Covering Our Fathers Instead of Exploiting Them (00:24:31)

• Genesis 9:20-27 – The Story of Noah’s Sons
• Ham exposed his father’s shame and was cursed
• Shem and Japheth covered their father and were blessed

• Exploiting our fathers’ failures leads to generational curses
• Covering them in grace invites God’s blessing
• Honoring does not mean ignoring sin but responding with wisdom

4. The Father-Son Relationship Shapes Our View of God (00:33:40)

• A Reflection of Authority and Love – Our fathers influence how we see God
• Struggles with Trust and Submission – How broken relationships create spiritual barriers
• Healing the Father Wound to Restore Faith – Psalm 27:10: God steps in where earthly fathers fail
• Transforming the Relationship Through Grace – Rebuilding our faith through healing

5. Steps Toward Reconciliation (00:38:57)

• Pray for Healing and Guidance – Seeking God’s wisdom
• Initiate Conversations with Humility – Proverbs 15:1: A soft answer turns away wrath
• Seek Wise Counsel – Pastoral or mentorship support
• Overcoming Fear of Rejection – Taking the first step in faith
• Commit to Change – Small actions rebuild trust

6. God as the Ultimate Father (00:49:35)

• Psalm 68:5 – God is the perfect Father to the fatherless
• Finding identity and healing in Him
• Allowing our earthly healing to deepen our relationship with God

Conclusion

• Healing is a process, but it is possible through God’s grace
• Forgiveness, understanding, and reconciliation break cycles of pain
• Choosing honor and grace invites generational blessings
• Malachi 4:6 – God desires to restore father-son relationships

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Phil Saenz emphasizes the critical role of men in society, family, and faith. He discusses the importance of fatherhood, leadership, and the need for men to stand up and take responsibility in their homes and communities. Through biblical references and personal anecdotes, he calls for men to embrace their identity, speak up against evil, and lead with integrity and love. The conversation highlights the legacy that fathers leave behind and the impact of their presence or absence in the lives of their children. In this powerful sermon, Pastor Saenz emphasizes the inherent greatness within every individual, rooted in the belief that we are created in God's image. He shares biblical examples, particularly the story of Shamgar, to illustrate how one person can make a significant impact. The discussion encourages listeners to take action, stop making excuses, and recognize that their past does not define their potential. Ultimately, it is a call to rise up, embrace one's destiny, and make a difference in their families and communities.

Pastor Phil Saenz

Friday Night | March 28, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

Men's Camp (2025)

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Chapters:

Introduction (00:00:00)

Men Stand Up (00:02:00)

• Ezekiel 22:30
• Malachi 4:5-6
• Luke 1:16-17

When a Father is Missing at Home (00:13:49)

• 70% of prisoners come from fatherless homes.
• 80% of rapists with anger issues lack a father figure.
• 71% of high school dropouts are from fatherless homes.
• 63% of teen suicides involve an absent or abusive father.
• Many fathers are missing due to divorce, neglect, or misplaced priorities (career, hobbies, etc.).

I. God Looks for the Man for Answers (00:15:21)

• Genesis 3:8-9 – God calls Adam, not Eve, for accountability.
• 1 Timothy 2:12-14 – Adam was formed first; responsibility starts with men.
• 1 Corinthians 13:11 – Men must put away childish things and step up.

II. Men Must Speak Up Against Evil (00:23:11)

• Genesis 3:4-7 – Adam remained silent as Eve was deceived.
• 1 Corinthians 11:3 – God's order: Christ → Man → Woman.
• Silence in the face of sin leads to worse consequences.

III. Men's Absence & Silence Leads to Worse Conditions (00:25:32)

• Genesis 3:17-19 – Adam’s failure led to the curse on humanity.
• Men’s silence leads to suffering, disorder, and curses in their homes and communities.

IV. God Calls Men to Greatness (00:32:57)

• Genesis 12:2 – God’s promise to make men into great leaders.
• 2 Samuel 7:9 – God elevates faithful men.
• John 14:12 & 1 John 4:4 – Greater is He that is in us.

V. One Man Can Make a Difference (00:37:39)

• Judges 3:31 – Shamgar, an ordinary man, delivered Israel.

Practical Steps for Men: (00:40:53)

• Stop Making Excuses.
• Take One Step at a Time.
• Don’t Let Your Past or Labels Define You.

Conclusion: God is calling men to rise, take responsibility, and lead with strength and integrity.

The time to STAND UP is now!

In this teaching, Pastor Steve Perez discusses the importance of Apostolic Manhood, emphasizing the need for spiritual maturity, moral integrity, and servant leadership among men. He reflects on the challenges faced by men in today's society, the crisis of masculinity, and the essential qualities that define a strong Christian man. Through personal anecdotes and biblical references, he encourages young men to embrace their roles with courage, integrity, and a commitment to truth. In this lesson, Pastor Perez discusses the essence of leadership through the lens of sacrificial love, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing the well-being of others. He explores the significance of hard work, commitment to truth, and the need for a supportive community. The sermon culminates in a call to action for men to embrace true masculinity, characterized by responsibility, integrity, and a commitment to mentoring the next generation.

Pastor Steve Perez

Friday Morning | March 28, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

Men's Camp (2025)

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Chapters:

Introduction (00:00:00)

Apostolic Manhood (00:03:19)

• 1 Corinthians 16:13 – "Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong."

I. Biblical Spiritual Maturity (00:09:43)

• Growing in Faith and Responsibility (Hebrews 5:12-14, Romans 10:17, Ephesians 4:11-16)
• Moral Integrity and Purity (1 Peter 1:15-16, Matthew 5:8, Galatians 5:16-17)
• Boldness and Courage (Acts 4:29-31, Romans 1:16, Joshua 1:9)

II. Servant Leadership: A Christ-Centered Approach (00:40:42)

• Leading with Strength in Christ (Proverbs 3:5-6)
• Sacrificial Love in Leadership (John 15:13)
• Hard Work and Provision (2 Thessalonians 3:10)
• Fatherhood and Mentorship (Proverbs 22:6)

III. Commitment to Truth (00:56:05)

• Sound Doctrine and Teaching (2 Timothy 4:2-3)
• Brotherhood and Accountability (Proverbs 27:17)

Conclusion: Apostolic manhood is rooted in spiritual maturity, servant leadership, and a commitment to truth. God is calling men to stand firm, lead with humility, and uphold His truth in every aspect of life.

In this sermon, Pastor Phil Saenz emphasizes the importance of expectation in receiving from God, the power of heartfelt prayer, and the necessity of taking our pain and losses to God. He discusses the significance of asking God for blessings and recognizing His generosity, while also highlighting the impact of being a blessing to others. The message encourages listeners to actively seek God's influence in their lives and to understand that blessings are meant to be shared, not hoarded. In this sermon, Pastor Saenz discusses the themes of abundance, influence, and the importance of seeking God's help. He emphasizes the need for connection with God to avoid pain and make wise choices, while also encouraging listeners to ask for God's guidance in their lives. The conversation culminates in a call for fruitfulness and blessing, highlighting the transformative power of faith and prayer.

Pastor Phil Saenz

Thursday Night | March 27, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

Men's Camp (2025)

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Chapters:

Introduction (00:00:00)

A PRAYER FROM THE HEART OF A MAN (00:03:59)

Key Text: 1 Chronicles 4:9-10 (NKJV)

I. Taking Our Pain to God (00:09:55)

• 1 Chronicles 4:10 – Jabez prayed to God in the midst of his pain.
• Mark 11:24 – Believe that you receive what you ask for in prayer.
• Romans 10:10-11 – Faith and confession lead to salvation.
• Matthew 22:37 – Love God with all your heart.
• Luke 15:28-31 – Recognizing the goodness of the Father.

II. Asking for God’s Blessing (00:18:24)

• Matthew 7:7-11 – Ask, seek, and knock.
• 1 Kings 3:5 – Solomon asked God for wisdom.
• Principle: God blesses those who ask, not just those who have a need.

III. Asking for Enlarged Influence (00:23:29)

• 1 Chronicles 4:10 – Jabez asked for expanded territory.
• Psalm 67:1-2 – God's blessing leads to making His ways known.
• Luke 12:16-21 – The parable of the rich fool.
• Psalm 2:8 – Asking God for nations as an inheritance.

IV. Asking for God’s Help (00:31:18)

• 1 Chronicles 4:10 – "That Your hand would be with me."
• Psalm 121:2 – Our help comes from the Lord.
• Proverbs 3:5-6 – Trust in the Lord, not our own understanding.
• John 15:4-5 – Abiding in Christ produces fruit.

V. Asking for Protection from Evil (00:44:10)

• 1 Chronicles 4:10 – "Keep me from evil that I may not cause pain."
• Matthew 6:13 – Lead us not into temptation, deliver us from evil.
• Proverbs 30:8 – Keep lies and falsehood away.

Conclusion:

• 1 Chronicles 4:10 – "So God granted him what he requested."
• John 15:16 – We are chosen to bear fruit, and God answers our prayers.
• Application: Like Jabez, we should boldly ask God for His blessing, help, and protection, trusting in His faithfulness.

"Why Christians Abstain from Alcohol" is a powerful sermon by Pastor Steve Perez, breaking down biblical warnings against alcohol and the high standard God calls His people to. This message explores the meaning of wine in the Bible, debunks common misconceptions, and challenges believers to live above cultural influences. Learn why abstinence from alcohol aligns with a life of holiness and spiritual clarity.

Pastor Steve Perez | March 25, 2025

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Chapters:

• Introduction (00:00:00)
• Biblical Warnings Against Alcohol (00:03:05)
• The Call to Live at a Higher Standard (00:04:47)
• Understanding Wine in Biblical Context (00:06:34)
• Alcohol and Its Dangers (00:09:37)
• Conclusion (00:10:16)

In this powerful message, Pastor Steve Perez unpacks 2 Corinthians 4:1—"Seeing we have this ministry, as we have received mercy, we faint not." Through personal testimonies and biblical insight, he explores the call to serve, the power of God's mercy, and the perseverance required in ministry. From the early days of Lifeline Outreach and Ventura Christian Academy to the struggles and triumphs of faith, this sermon challenges us to recognize our divine calling and press forward despite adversity.

Join us as we dive deep into faith, endurance, and the impact of God's mercy in our lives. No matter the trials we face, we are called to stand firm, serve faithfully, and never faint.

Pastor Steve Perez | March 23, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

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Chapters:

• Introduction (00:00:00)
• The Call to Ministry (00:03:00)
• The Power of Mercy (00:08:02)
• The Cost of Ministry (00:17:01)
• The Endurance of the Faithful (00:27:08)
• The Impact of Faithful Servants (00:35:11)
• Conclusion & Call to Commitment (00:44:05)

Praise is more than just singing—it’s a spiritual weapon, a victory cry, and an invitation for God’s presence in our lives. In this inspiring message, Veronica Perez breaks down the biblical foundation of praise, its power to bring triumph, and how it silences the enemy and breaks chains.

Through key scriptures and real-life application, this sermon challenges us to develop a lifestyle of praise, even in difficult moments. Learn how praise shifts our focus from problems to God’s power, transforms our circumstances, and strengthens our faith.

Veronica Perez | March 21, 2025

The Fountain Apostolic Church

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Chapters:

• Introduction [00:00:00]
• The Biblical Foundation of Praise [00:01:28]
• Praise Leads to Victory [00:06:54]
• Praise as a Spiritual Weapon [00:12:59]
• Developing a Life of Praise [00:25:12]
• Closing [39:41]