Nehemiah and the people of Israel worked (and fought) so hard to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem to half their height. But they didn't stop in the face of opposition. If you've worked to build something good, don't stop until you're done. Pick up you sword (the Word) and continue to build!

God has given us authority to exercise dominion to bring heaven to earth. In Christ, we're seated in heavenly realms and have a mandate to use the power of God to take dominion and disciple nations.

Too often we believe the lie that it's too late to make changes in our lives. Pastor Brad uses the story of Onesimus to remind us that it's never too late to become more like Jesus.

We're in a war in the unseen world. The enemy tries to hide in strongholds in our thought life. We have to fight for our trust and faith in the Lord by tearing down every thought thats not based in the Lordship of Jesus.

"Go and sin no more" was Jesus' invitation for to live holy. We were created by God to live without sin. If we truly honor the creator we should live according to our created purpose.

The Holy Spirit is needed to operate as a priest and then as a king. Too often we rely on man's wisdom. What we need is a fresh baptism of the Spirt to be operate as both a king and priest.

God is a covenant maker, a covenant keeper, and wants to parter with his children for a purpose. Learn the significance of cutting covenant and honoring the blood that was shed to create covenant.

God is releasing the church to dream up witty inventions, have a spirit of wealth, and to have a spirit of creativity. Our guest, Dr. Luke Holter, encourages us to dream with wonder with the Lord. www.lukeholter.org

Jesus (and John) tell us in Revelation 1 and 5 that we're both kings and priests reigning on the earth. Often we operate as one or the other. Jesus is the King of Kings and the Great Highpriest. We're to be be both kings and priests as His ambassadors on the earth.

Salvation would be impossible without the empty tomb. The three words "He is Risen" changed history and are still changing lives today.