Passover: Unconsecrated & Accepted

The House Always Wins

Pastor Slaughter and Eric McLeland shared with us that servanthood is not a curse but a high calling and that serving others aligns us with God's greater purpose, ensuring victory for the collective "House of God." Using the metaphor "The House Always Wins," it teaches that individual sacrifices and celebrations contribute to the success of the whole. Biblical examples like Joseph, David, Jonathan, and John the Baptist illustrate the importance of rejoicing in others' exaltation and serving strategically to support God's work through them. The message encourages unity, selflessness, and mutual care within the body of Christ, reminding listeners that God's blessings for one do not diminish His plans for another.

Beef, Water & Fire

Pastors Peter and Pat walk the body through the timeless, yet more remez truths of the Feast of Tabernacles; showing that God’s eternal purpose for this feast is, and always will be to bring Jew and Gentile together to pour out their lives for the nations.

True Fasting

Pastor Ben brings an incredibly timely message on the True Fasting we see our heroes of faith demonstrate all throughout the Bible. From Moses to Christ, Pastor Ben shows us that true fasting is for intimacy with the father that can change the world around us.

Passover: Unconsecrated & Accepted

For this special Passover Service, Pastors James and Peter walk the body through 1 Chronicles 30 and how Hezekiah, son of David atoned for the people of Judah who are unable to observe Passover rightly. This is a powerful message on the mercy of God to accept those who approach him with faith. This whole story is a foreshadowing of what Jesus [http://faith.jesus], Christ son of David would complete for the whole world on Passover.

Your Glory Days Are In Front Of You

In Pastor Masi's final sermon before being launched into the Balkan's, Pastor Masi speaks directly to the older men of the body in the promise from God that their glory days are in front of them, and all they must do is seek the face of God like Moses at Horeb.