Great change cannot happen without vision. Many times we focus on outward vision (accomplishments, recognition, success), but in God’s kingdom, outward vision can’t be accomplished without inward vision. It's easy to get distracted by things on the outside. True change though, comes through sanctification and the Word

Man became separated from God when he sinned in the garden. Adam and Eve were no longer able to fellowship with Him, their creator. They messed up, and the price was high. There was only one way for God to fellowship with His creation again, and his name is Jesus.

Society tells us that money, power, and things are what speak of success, and that without them we aren't truly living. Truth is, all you need is faith. Faith gives you purpose, and compassion is its fuel.

Victory can come down to one word: Maybe. Maybe comes when we are deep in a trial or in the hottest place of the fire. It's a belief that says, "I will press on no matter what, because, yes, it's possible that God won't show up, but it's also possible that just maybe, He will."

Praise is something that we do in times of victory and rejoicing, but often we forget how powerful and useful praise is as a tool, or a weapon. Judah himself was born in the midst of his own mothers adversity, and in the face of their own adversity, Judah became Israel's most powerful weapon against it's enemies.

God is an excellent God. He doesn't appreciate half hearted efforts, they don't get His attention, and they don't honor his majesty. Now, excellence is not perfection, but it is the pursuit of the best that we can do. It's our response to His majesty because He deserves our best!

A church may be able to function with only one spiritual hand, but it will be unable to minister as it should. Special speaker Gordon Winslow brings spiritual healing to LifeChurch and leads us to a new level of faith and the supernatural.

The local church is God's plan to save the world. The only way the church can do that is if it is in alignment with God and His vision. People are attracted by unity, and the impact of a church organization that is unified has the potential to be exponential.

Sometimes God will reach out and touch you, and then step back to see what you will do. Once He calls you to something, He's not going to keep yelling after you, He'll just step back and see what you're going to do. He placed the ball in your court. It's your turn to make a move.

What were we created for? The answer is found in Genesis. God came down from heaven and created man, but God didn't want man to be alone so He created woman. The same happened again when Jesus came down to earth and created His bride, the church. Our purpose is the same as Adam and Eve - be fruitful and multiply.