"Our purpose as believers is to look, act, and become more like our master. When we obtain a revelation of our justification, invite the Holy Spirit for our activation and live in a state of participation; we experience transformation."

"We don't have to justify ourselves anymore, we simply must believe that because we are already justified, we are now unified to Christ also. This is good news!"

We can stay in Egypt or move forward to our Promised Land. But there's only one way to get there—through the wager of the water.

We've had & known good dads, bad dads, and everything in between. But there is a good father that displays characteristics we can rest in and strive to become more like.

That'll Preach! A series on the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Each speaker will go through a different beatitude. Joey takes us through verse 9, explaining "Blessed are the peacemakers." And Moises concludes the section with verses 10-12, explaining "Blessed are those who are persecuted."

That'll Preach! A series on the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Each speaker will go through a different beatitude. Jason takes us through verse 7, explaining "Blessed are the merciful". And Miguel takes us through verse 8, "Blessed are the pure in heart."

That'll Preach! A series on the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Each speaker will go through a different beatitude. Michaela Ball takes us through verse 5, explaining "Blessed are the meek." And Tim Pearson takes us through verse 6, explaining "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness,"

That'll Preach! A series on the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Each speaker will go through a different beatitude. Pastor Bode Abodunde takes us through verse 4, explaining "Blessed are those who mourn".

That'll Preach! A series on the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Each speaker will go through a different beatitude. Pastor GraceAnn Hector takes us through the intro and verse 3, explaining "Blessed are the poor in spirit".

Special guest Kurtis Parks from National Community Church in Washington DC shares his heart about authentic worship from his book, Sound Check.