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Join Ps Cody Byrne as he speaks on the biblical foundation and transformative power of fasting, drawing from Mark 2:18-22 where Jesus speaks about the bridegroom, new wine, and new wineskins. We discovered that fasting isn't about empty ritual or punishment—it's about longing for Jesus, humbling ourselves before God, and preparing for the fresh outpouring He wants to release. As we look ahead to what God is doing this year, fasting becomes a crucial spiritual discipline that forms us, aligns us with heaven's frequency, and readies us for the new wine God is pouring out. Every great revival in history has been preceded by prayer and fasting, and I believe we're on the threshold of something significant in our time.

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Join Ps Cody Byrne as he speaks on the biblical foundation and transformative power of fasting, drawing from Mark 2:18-22 where Jesus speaks about the bridegroom, new wine, and new wineskins. We discovered that fasting isn't about empty ritual or punishment—it's about longing for Jesus, humbling ourselves before God, and preparing for the fresh outpouring He wants to release. As we look ahead to what God is doing this year, fasting becomes a crucial spiritual discipline that forms us, aligns us with heaven's frequency, and readies us for the new wine God is pouring out. Every great revival in history has been preceded by prayer and fasting, and I believe we're on the threshold of something significant in our time.

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Join Ps Cody Byrne as he explores what it means to be a "House of Prayer" based on Mark 11:15-17, where Jesus cleanses the temple. The sermon challenged us to examine whether we've allowed activity to replace alignment, busyness to crowd out devotion, and convenience to substitute for consecration. Jesus declared that His house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations—not just a building, but His people, His church, you and me. As temples of the Holy Spirit, we're called to maintain proper spiritual order: exaltation first, then supplication, and finally intercession.