Pastor Taylor Wilkerson encourages by asking us what side are we on? We keep asking for God to be on our side when we should be asking are we on God's side.

Pastor Kristen Wilkerson encourages us that what you call trash, God calls treasure! Don't be to busy planning your life that you get in the way of God's purpose. We are repurposed.

Pastor Taylor Wilkerson encourages us with his second part of his sermon "Run With The End In Mind" and he reminds us that we need to run with prayer, gratitude, discernment, wisdom and vision. He teaches us practical ways we can do this.

Pastor Taylor Wilkerson encourages us that we need to "Run With The End In Mind". He gives us 4 practical steps on how we can do that in the end times, we need to run with covering, ministry, grace and joy. Hear this word to see what 1 Thessalonians 5 says about what it means how to run with all of these.

Pastor Kristen Wilkerson encourages us that we need to continually be grabbing onto God's grace. We need to remind ourself that we're not going to Heaven alone and we need to live a ready life.

Pastor Taylor Wilkerson encourages us that we need to keep our head up. The end times aren't supposed to be frightening, they are exciting. We don't need to be scared, we need to be prepared.

Pastor Taylor Wilkerson encourages us that after reading through Luke and Acts together, the story doesn't end because now it's our turn to tell the story! He reminds us that Jesus welcomed everyone, it doesn't matter where you're from. God's purpose is for everybody and he wants you to play a part in that purpose.

Pastor Kristen Wilkerson encourages us that we need to live a life unmoved. Paul was unmoved by many things and had his eyes set on the finish line and focused on Jesus. Pastor Kristen reminds us that now is not the time to give up because we need to be moved by the finish line and finishing the race.

Pastor Taylor Wilkerson encourages us with "5 Ways to deal with difficult people". Asking us the question, "when was the last time we prayed for a difficult person in our life?" We deal with difficult people by loving them, blessing them and forgiving them. But in order to deal with difficult people, we must first learn to look inward because it starts with us.

Pastor Kristen Wilkerson encourages us with the question "Have Ye Received?". She prompts three points. Diversity and Unity is a breeding ground for the Holy Spirit to come and bring revival, it is worth the wait and we need to receive it in faith. What are you doing to assure you receive The Holy Spirit. One practical step we can take is to make our table longer and more diverse.