Ten Days

Invitation to Glorification

In this episode of the "Church of Acts: Returning to Power and Presence" series, Pastor Kevin delivers a heart-stirring message titled "Invitation to Glorification." Moving beyond traditional sermon structures, he bridges deep theological concepts across Romans 8, Hebrews 11, and 2 Corinthians 3 to challenge how the modern church views spiritual growth. Pastor Kevin untangles the tension of the "already, but not yet" reality of faith, reminding believers that while salvation is secure, our minds require a continual transformation (metanoia). By removing religious guardrails and completely surrendering control to the Holy Spirit, we shift from merely being "healed" to becoming reflective mirrors that brightly illuminate the glory of Jesus to a waiting world.

Testimony

In this dynamic episode of the "Church of Acts: Returning to Power and Presence" series, Pastor Carla takes the stage to share a powerful message titled "Testimony." Setting up a special evening of breakthrough testimonies, Pastor Carla connects a prophetic vision from Ezekiel 47 to the sudden miracle at the Beautiful Gate in Acts 3. She walks us through the spiritual evolution of God's rising river—from ankle-deep alignment to knee-deep intimacy, waist-deep fruitfulness, and finally, a river over our heads where human striving ceases and true rest begins. By examining the encounter between Peter, John, and the crippled man, this message challenges us to break our rigid religious schedules, lock eyes with the Giver rather than just looking for his gifts, and completely surrender to the supernatural flow of the Holy Spirit.

Complete Surrender

In this third installment of the series "Church of Acts: Returning to Power and Presence," Pastor Kevin delivers a soul-stirring message titled "Complete Surrender." Drawing from Romans 8:14 and 1 Corinthians 13, he challenges the church to stop trying to force the supernatural into natural boxes and instead yield completely to the impulses of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Kevin breaks down the two fear-driven extremes that hinder true spiritual movement: rushing ahead of the Ark or putting religious "guardrails" and "seatbelts" on God. Through a fresh perspective on the parable of the sower and a deep dive into the Hebrew concept of Yada (intimacy), this message serves as a powerful call to stop treating the Spirit as a temporary Sunday experience and start living it as a fully surrendered lifestyle.

Face to Face Union

In this second part of the series "Church of Acts: Returning to Power and Presence," Pastor Kevin explores the deep spiritual significance of the day of Pentecost found in Acts 2:1–13. He challenges the congregation to see this move of God not merely as a release of spiritual gifts, but as a formal invitation back into a "Face to Face Union" with God that was lost in the Garden of Eden. Drawing connections between John 14 and John 17, Pastor Kevin explains how the Holy Spirit prepares us as "dwelling places" for God’s presence. This message serves as a powerful call to move from partial reflections to full clarity, urging believers to surrender their comforts and past religious assumptions to reflect the true image of Jesus to the world.

Ten Days

In this first installment of the series "Church of Acts: Returning to Power and Presence," Pastor Kevin dives into Acts 1:1–14 to discuss the transition between Jesus' resurrection and the arrival of the Holy Spirit. He challenges the "typical" religious routine, urging the church to stop relying on programs and return to seeking the authentic manifestation of God. By comparing the ten lepers in Luke 17 to the disciples waiting in the upper room, Pastor Kevin illustrates the difference between being "healed" and being "made whole." He highlights that the "10 days" of waiting were not passive, but a purposeful season of transformation through constant praise and worship.