Episodes

  • Maturing in the Kingdom | May 10

    Maturing in the Kingdom | May 10
    May 13 2026
    How you treat the Word of God determines the direction of your spiritual life. Jesus didn’t just perform miracles—He proclaimed truth. His Word carried authority, freedom, healing, and life. And when we receive His Word with hunger and expectation, it stops being information and becomes transformation. The Greek word “paralambano” means to take as your own. God’s Word was never meant to stay at arm’s length—it was meant to dwell richly within you, to become so rooted in your heart that when life squeezes you, His truth flows out. This isn’t about religious routine. It’s about making room for the Word to shape your home, your decisions, your marriage, your faith, and your future. Don’t just hear the Word. Receive it. Live it. Carry it.
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    48 mins
  • Irregular Voltage: Surviving the Spiritual Highs and Lows - Marc Brisebois Message | May 3

    Irregular Voltage: Surviving the Spiritual Highs and Lows - Marc Brisebois Message | May 3
    May 5 2026
    Spiritual growth isn’t always consistent—it’s a process of ups and downs, like learning to walk. God isn’t discouraged by the “irregular” moments; He’s calling us to move from passive faith to active authority. As we step out, practice spiritual disciplines, and stay persistent, we grow from inconsistency into steady strength.
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    1 hr
  • Stop Trying, Start Receiving | April 26

    Stop Trying, Start Receiving | April 26
    Apr 28 2026
    This sermon emphasizes the power of understanding one’s identity in Christ Jesus and living as an overcomer through God’s Word. It challenges believers to stop defining themselves by worldly standards, past experiences, or family background, and instead see themselves through Scripture. Being “in Christ” means already possessing what God has provided—not striving for it, but awakening to it. Victory comes not from human effort, but from receiving and carrying God’s Word daily, shifting from crisis-based faith to a consistent life of health, joy, and blessing.
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    56 mins
  • Living From Zoé: Embracing Your True Identity in Christ | April 12

    Living From Zoé: Embracing Your True Identity in Christ | April 12
    Apr 15 2026
    This is a season of refreshing that comes through repentance and truly understanding who you are in Christ. Jesus didn’t come just to make you better—He made you brand new, giving you His Zoe life right now, not just in eternity. That life brings healing, peace, joy, and victory over darkness. Stop seeing yourself through circumstances or feelings, and start seeing yourself through God’s Word. As you renew your mind and speak in agreement with your identity in Him, you begin to live from that truth every day.
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    48 mins
  • ZOE! Easter Service - April 5

    ZOE! Easter Service - April 5
    Apr 9 2026
    The resurrection isn’t just about Jesus coming back to life—it’s about Him imparting God’s own life (“Zoe”) into believers. Through the cross and resurrection, we didn’t just receive forgiveness or a path to heaven, but a complete spiritual transformation—God’s nature within us. This same divine life gives authority, freedom, and power to live differently. The key question is whether we truly recognize and live from that reality.
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    46 mins
  • Return to JOY: Is Your Joy Tank FULL? | Mar. 29

    Return to JOY: Is Your Joy Tank FULL? | Mar. 29
    Apr 1 2026
    This message reveals a powerful truth for today: even when life feels overwhelming, we are living in times of refreshing through God’s presence. Drawing from Acts 3 and John 15, it reminds us that true joy isn’t based on circumstances—it comes from the words of Jesus and remains in us when we stay connected to Him. We’re challenged to recognize that the enemy works quickly to steal the Word because without it, we lose our joy—and without joy, we lose our strength. Often, it’s not major crises but small daily frustrations that quietly drain us. The call is simple but powerful: return to the Word, guard your joy, and spend time with Jesus until that joy begins to overflow naturally. This isn’t about religion—it’s about stepping into the full, abundant life God has promised.
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    48 mins
  • The Case of the Centurion Servant | Pastor John | March 22

    The Case of the Centurion Servant | Pastor John | March 22
    Mar 24 2026
    This sermon explores the biblical account of the Roman centurion's servant to teach believers about operating in spiritual authority for healing and deliverance. The pastor emphasizes that understanding authority is a prerequisite for faith and receiving miracles. Through the centurion's example, we learn that recognizing we are under God's authority—just as Jesus operated under the Father's authority—empowers us to speak with authority over sickness, demons, and adverse circumstances. The message challenges believers to know their identity in Christ, approach God correctly with faith and humility, and exercise the authority Jesus has delegated to the Church. When we understand who we are in Christ and how spiritual authority works, we can minister healing not only to ourselves but also to others who are beyond natural help.
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    29 mins
  • Return to JOY! | March 15

    Return to JOY! | March 15
    Mar 17 2026
    This sermon by Pastor Joel highlights God’s faithfulness in guiding believers into His love and the endurance of Christ. It emphasizes that true joy comes from a relationship with Jesus, not circumstances. As believers prioritize fellowship with Him, joy becomes a source of strength. The message challenges cultural pressures and calls Christians to return to joy through thanksgiving, praise, and a firm foundation in the gospel.
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    59 mins