There is fresh bread for every child of God in the secret place, and the Father wants to feed you the bread of His Son. Lorisa provokes us to retreat to the secret just as Jesus displayed in the Gospels to meet with the Father who enjoys ministering His love to our hearts.

More than simply believing the Gospel, Peter Louis provokes us to actually touch it. When this revelation of Jesus becomes a genuine confession, the way in which we walk is transformed by the power of God to save.

The way that we as a Church will experience a greater glory of the Lord is through the fear of the Lord. As we revere Him, honor Him, prefer Him, we will see the fullness of who He is. Miller shows us that through divine order, God crowned man with His glory in Genesis. This is the heartbeat of what we’re after - that the glory of the Lord would rest on the divine order of His house.

It is good to remember why it’s important to get in the presence of God and let Him transform us on the inside. Lorisa walks us through worship from the very beginning of the Word and the beauty of ministering to the Lord now as new covenant believers.

Beginning in Genesis, man was delegated authority to cultivate the ground and unlock earths potential. Now, in the same way that rain comes to water the earth that man cultivates, we have become seeds planted in the soil of the presence of Jesus that will be transformed as His worth grows forth in us.

We see in the garden of Eden that God’s design reveals God’s desire - to have a place to rest with His creation. Miller reminds us of the very foundation of the UPPERRROOM found in Genesis all the way to Revelation and the reason we will prioritize the Presence of Jesus. The desire in the heart of God we see threaded throughout scripture is that He would dwell in & with His people.

There is a spiritual mystery that happens when we gather as the body, a reality beyond what we can physically perceive; there is a glory that knits our hearts together as we look upon Him. We remember the one thing we have in common is the table of Christ and we gather knowing that it is the desire of Jesus that we would be made one just as He and the Father are one.

God is looking for a generation whose hearts are turned back to Him. Lou Engle visits us this week burning for the coming generation, blessing our house to lead the way in living lives set apart for the Lord.

In the book of Hebrews, we see Jesus as our Great High Priest. Peter Louis unfolds how this confession empowers us to be the house of God sustained by His covenant of rest. At the heart of revival, He will find sons and daughters who are at rest and confident in who He is.

We have our guest & dear friend Rabbi Jason bringing insight that the victory of Jesus infuses hope into every area of our lives, even in a season of true sadness and grief.