In this message Pastor David encourages us to endure Day 1 and Day 2 of the order of God. So that we can make it to the appointed time of manifestation of the promises of God on day 3.

Pastor David shares with us the story of the woman at the well. She was in her mundane routine of getting water from the well and she had an encounter with Jesus. Little did she know even though she lived a life of broken relationships, she had multitudes of souls inside of her. Many times we are just like Jesus, meeting thirsty souls one on one in the middle of our routine. This message challenges us to recognize our God appointments.

Pastor David Challenges us to be like the Good Samaritan. The problems we run into on the road of our assignment, may be the very promotions of the Lord hidden in plain view. We must recognize the road of our assignment, the stirring of His compassion, and the action He is calling us to do according to His compassion.

This message is a challenge to live with our spouse in an understanding way. If we study the word and each other we can gain keys to love and respect our spouses the way God designed us to. In this sermon we are given little keys that can unlock big doors in our marriages.

Zacchaeus did not cave into the public opinion of the crowd. In their midst he made the declaration to the Lord he would pay back four times what he had stolen to the poor. Jesus replied to him that salvation had come to his house. Restitution comes to our lives when we focus on Jesus even when it goes against the crowd.

This message is a call to be like Zacchaeus. He chose to run ahead of the crowd and get in a place to see Jesus. He came down out of the tee at the request of Jesus to host Him at his home. Simon the Pharisee hosted Jesus to see what He could get out of Him. The woman with an alabastar jar approached Jesus in the midst of the muttering guest and poured her oil on Him. As Simon and his guests were muttering..

Jesus did not call Zacchaues by his ailments or disabilities. Jesus called His servants by name. We must not only climb out on a limb to see Jesus. We must also come down and host Him for a visit to become a habitation.

Pastor David challenges us to look at the responses of Zaccheus and the Rich Young Ruler. One was rich and chose to pursue Jesus in spite of it. The other chose to keep his riches and miss the visitation of Jesus.

In this Message Pastor Tinashe challenges us with seven keys to recovery from the life of David. As you listen receive strength and insight to recover from some of your most trying seasons.

This message is a challenge to find intimacy alone with Jesus, while also seeing Christ in others. We receive from Him in private and we receive from others through our kingdom relationships.