In today's message Pastor Tim examines the experiences of Cornelius and Peter as they both experience the Holy Spirit through prayer. They both then play integral parts in a new move of God.

Pastor Tim continues his messages on the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit and obeying His Voice.

Pastor Tim Parker continues today to instruct and encourage us to become clothed with the power of the Holy Spirit. Listen to receive some keys to be clothed and stayed clothed in His power.

There is much discussion these days about identity. There is only one Source of our true identity and that comes from our Heavenly Father. He declares who and whose we are. It is He who clothes us with His righteousness and sets His seal upon our lives, the seal of His Holy Spirit. Are you clothed with His Holy Spirit?

In the Luke 24:49 , Jesus gives some of His final words before ascending to His throne in heaven. He instructs the disciples to wait until they are "clothed with power from on high." We now know He was referring to the Holy Spirit. Pastor Tim shares an example in the Old Testament how Gideon was temporarily "clothed" for the important task he had in delivering Israel from the Midianites. He connects the acceptance of his identity and purpose with the clothing God gave Gideon to accomplish God's purpose.

The Apostle Paul calls Jesus the Second Adam. In today's message Pastor Tim Parker firmly declares that although Jesus is the Second Adam, He is by no means God's Plan B.

Apostle Paul used a phrase in his letter to Titus, "Looking for the blessed hope and the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior, Christ Jesus." Believers should be looking forward, living forward. Our guest speaker, Cheryl Truitt shares an encouraging word for 2024, Looking Forward.

At Christmas there is much deserved praise for Jesus coming but not enough emphasis on why Jesus had to come. Pastor Tim reminds us all today of our desperate condition bound by sin and why Jesus had to come.

Over three hundred prophecies point to Jesus Christ from Genesis to Malachi and everyone is fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Just take the prophecy of Malachi 5:2, (that Messiah would be born in Bethlehem) statistical analysis shows that the probability of one man being born in Bethlehem are one in 300,000. To add other prophesies only exponentially increases the rarity that someone could fulfill them. Yet Jesus fulfilled every one of them. To consider this is awe-inspiring and stupefies unbelievers. Jesus Christ is the Fulfillment of every prophesy, the fulfillment of all our need.

The Lord is calling us to wake from our slumber and get engaged in His work. Today's message is by Pastor Tim Parker who also invited Samantha Setzer to share a word from the Lord and how it impacted her. She shares it today because it is also for the body of Christ.