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Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/907063/open_sms] In part 4 of "Tear Down The Altars",Pastor Rose emphasizes that what we do with the land God gives us matters. She explains that while we often seek human solutions for divine problems, God sent Jesus with supernatural power to tear down false altars. The message challenges us to stop tolerating what we should remove and highlights that Jesus became the ultimate offering. The gospel is centered not on what we bring, but on what we believe and the only altar we truly need is the cross.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/907063/open_sms] In Part 4 of "Tear down the Altars, Pastor Rose’s sermon highlights that God desires our whole heart and won’t share His place with anything else. She warns against blending God’s truth with cultural values and teaches that the hidden altars in our lives can be revealed through our habits, priorities, dreams, and fears. True transformation begins when we replace old patterns, realign our offerings, surrender our desires, and confront our fears. The message calls for undivided devotion, reminding us that wholeness brings spiritual health, while division leads to instability.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/907063/open_sms] In Part 2 of  "Tear Down The Altars", Pastor Josh teaches that everyone is building an altar with their life, either to God or to something else. He shows how our journey with God involves moments of encounter, peace, obedience, and surrender. God demands the highest place in our hearts, and we must tear down any competing altars, even generational ones. Like Gideon, we are called to destroy what doesn’t belong and build our lives as altars to God alone.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/907063/open_sms] In Part 1 of Tear Down The Alters, Pastor Rose teaches that entering God's promises requires more than just believing—it requires action. She explains that salvation brings us into God’s family, but discipleship helps us remove what doesn’t belong. Using the stories from Numbers and Deuteronomy, she shows how giants are just distractions, while the real danger lies in corrupt altars. To truly take territory for God, we must stop focusing on what intimidates us and start tearing down what defiles us.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/907063/open_sms] In Part 6 of "More Than a Sunday", Pst Josh teaches that everything we have belongs to God, and we are simply stewards, not owners. He emphasizes the importance of tithing—giving ten percent back to God—as an act of obedience and trust. Based on Malachi 3:7–12 and Exodus 16:20, he explains that withholding the tithe invites loss, but giving it releases blessing. Tithing supports the church’s mission to share Jesus, the Bread of Life. Pst Josh challenges us to trust God fully, reminding us that when we give faithfully, even our “less” becomes more.