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Pastor Aaron Batchelor · Keep Climbing · 8/20/2026 · 67 min
Exploring Psalm 133, Pastor Aaron Batchelor teaches that unity is a lifegiving atmosphere that attracts God's commanded blessing and priestly anointing. He challenges the church to move beyond mere proximity to a deep, family-like commitment that refuses to let personal offenses disrupt the flow of the Holy Spirit.
Rev. Tim Greene · 11/8/2026 · 58 min
Rev. Tim Greene explores the legal depth of John 8, revealing how Jesus acted as a masterful attorney to save the woman caught in adultery by using the Law of Moses to expose her accusers' disqualifications. The sermon emphasizes that through our confession of faith, we enter a covenant where there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus.
Rev. Rick Lovall · 11/4/2026 · 61 min
Rev. Rick Lovall teaches that the modern church must align with the vision of the Old Testament prophets to experience true spiritual power. By connecting Isaiah's prophecies to the Book of Acts, he emphasizes that baptism in Jesus' name and the gift of the Holy Ghost are God's ancient, promised tools for restoring truth and redemption to His people.
Rev. Jesse Cornejo · 5/24/2026 · 69 min
Rev. Jesse Cornejo explores the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that God eagerly desires to pour out His Spirit on all who ask. Through personal testimony and biblical exhortation, he invites believers to move past fear and tradition into a dynamic, empowered life marked by the Comforter's presence.
Bro. Gage Hill · 10/25/2026 · 48 min
Bro. Gage Hill explores the biblical truth that praise is 'comely' or beautiful for the righteous, serving as a fitting response to God's dual nature of power and mercy. The sermon challenges believers to maintain a lifestyle of praise in every season, recognizing that worshiping God is a powerful act that brings spiritual liberty and reflects His goodness to the world.
Rev. Nathan Harrod · 10/18/2026 · 75 min
Rev. Nathan Harrod challenges the church to move beyond historical accounts of God's power and embrace the 'greatest hour' of present-day miracles and global harvest, emphasizing that every believer has the authority to see God move in their current crisis.
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