Are you ready to receive your miracle?

And on that day the fire fell. This is the story of Pentecost.

In this episode we are joined by the Actually Biblical Podcast to talk about how a true covenant with God is anything but, convenient.

We are joined by the POY's senior pastor Josh Tipton and with worship leader Janet Bernard to talk about all things praise and worship. We dive into what it means to be a worship leader, the heart of a true worshipper, being devoted to ministries within the church... and much more!Enjoy.

We're back with Season 2! Expect weakly releases and thank you for watching, listening, and supporting!

You can only experience the anointing if you are within the proper flow of the anointing. That takes becoming low - casting aside every selfish desire - and allowing what is proper and what is anointed to overshadow you.

Beware the overshadowing that needs to take place this year. To be humbled is to become lowly and to be beneath that which is overshadowing you -- let that be Jesus Christ. We cannot afford to be overshadowed by the wrong things but we must allow the Shepherd to overshadow us.

Use your greatest weapon that God gave you to use. So, SPEAK FOR YOURSELF. What a fitting end to the season. We are joined by a powerful woman of God to talk about a very important topic that we pray truly resonates with each and everyone of us who listen.

Thank you to all who have listened and supported us this season, while we spoke to you. Many have reached out and spoke with US so we thank you for your powerful words of encouragement. As we prep for season 2 please reach out for what you want to see and hear next! Until next season.

Thank You All,

- YMBS

JUST US - 5

As the holiday hustle and bustle surrounds us, we gathered with Just Us to dive deep into what Christmas truly means. We had some exciting plans for this one, but we realized it's more important to hit pause and just have a real conversation about the significance of Christmas within the church. This year, it's all about meaningful discussions so lets end it with one.

The Cross is our firm foundation. It's where we start and the place we can always return to. When burdens—whether they’re sins or other weights—start to pull us away from the Cross, we must make our way back. Where we can set aside all of our burdens and run with endurance the race set before us.