Robert continues his series on the Bread of Angels. In this message, he further discusses communion and the blessing of God. The blessing of God has less to do with your desire, and more to do with your design. It's everything you need to be alive and accomplish the things you are meant to do.

When God getting us to the place to move in the impossible, there is a process we go through in understanding what He's trying to show us. In this message, Pastor David discusses this process and looks at how the process has played out in the Bible.

We are three parts, spirit, soul, and body. Your mind is what you think, your soul is what you feel, and your body or your will is what you want. God created our spirits to relate to Him. He created our souls to relate to Him and His creation (animals, plants, people). He created our bodies to relate to His creation (mountains, oceans, etc.). Listen as Pastor Lydia discusses life with the Holy Spirit and what it means to be alive.

In this messages, Pastor Lydia Sharpe discusses walking in freedom from any lies spoken over us. When we walk in the truth we are walking in our identity in Christ. Old things have passed away and new things have come.

In this message, Robert Sharpe discusses God's provision through communion. Provision for any need you have in your life: healing, breakthrough, finances, opportunities, etc. When God first established communion, He did so with a blessing. God put His blessing in communion, and has blessed the very act of communion itself.

In this message, Pastor David tells us that God is the one who has plans for our lives. He has intentions, thoughts, and desires for your life. He then discusses the story of Elijah and how he believed and spoke forth the impossible. Sometimes we are at a place where we are meant to call things forth.

Listen as Lydia Sharpe, Sarah Sharpe, Evelyn Klingler, and Damaris Ponce discuss various topics about womanhood in this panel discussion.

Lydia Sharpe closes the conference talking about becoming a sign and a wonder. She looks at the Samaritan woman and how she was a sign and wonder.