Exploring Christian Principles and Values

Date: October 15, 2023 Speaker: Pastor Matthew Description: Pastor Matthew delivers a sermon unpacking Revelation 18 through scholarly analysis and application to current events. He focuses on the prophetic passages concerning the fall of Babylon and warns of spiritual corruption. References: - Revelation 18 - Revelation 17 - Luke 18:1-8 Summary: Pastor Matthew opens with a prayer for God's continued protection and help to stir the church from complacency. Transitioning to Revelation 18, he explores the idea of "Mystery Babylon" as a symbolic representation of widespread evil and oppression. Pastor Matthew wrestles with identifying Babylon as the city of Jerusalem, preferring to see it as a broader spiritual force of corruption. He analyzes the text's imagery, including references to kings, merchants, and sensuality. This is tied to greed-driven systems and perhaps a subversive global network. Shifting to application, Pastor Matthew emphasizes male responsibility and the problem of missing children. He warns of how media normalizes sin through horror films and propaganda. Believers must resist manipulated acceptance of evil. Pastor Matthew sees the end-times judgment of Babylon in the text, fulfilled supernaturally in a single day. He affirms God's sovereignty over world affairs and His unveiling of truth. Despite interpretive difficulties, Pastor Matthew encourages perseverance in study and reliance on spiritual discernment. The sermon calls believers to remain steadfast amidst mystery, repenting of complacency, and turning to God for insight into prophetic scriptures. Careful biblical analysis is presented as a safeguard against deception.

Date: October 08, 2023 Speaker: Pastor Matthew Atkinson Video Description: In this enlightening sermon, Pastor Matthew Atkinson unveils profound prophetic insights, guiding the congregation through a spiritual exploration based on divine revelations. Drawing from biblical prophecy, the sermon navigates through the realms of divine purpose, spiritual warfare, and the unfolding mysteries of the last days, offering a beacon of light and understanding in navigating the spiritual journey. Biblical References: - Isaiah 66:16-24 - Galatians 1:15–16 - Revelation 20:3 Detailed Summary: In a spirit-filled sermon, Pastor Matthew Atkinson unveils the mysteries of biblical prophecies, guiding the congregation through a journey of spiritual discovery and understanding. Drawing rich insights from Isaiah 66:16-24, Galatians 1:15–16, and Revelation 20:3, the sermon unfolds the divine revelations pertinent to the last days and the spiritual battles believers encounter. The message resonates with the power of divine truth, emphasizing the significance of understanding and aligning with God’s prophetic timelines and divine purposes. It fosters a deeper understanding of spiritual warfare, encouraging believers to stand firm in faith and embrace the victory that comes through Christ. In a harmonious blend of scriptural wisdom and prophetic insights, the sermon serves as a guiding light, illuminating the path of righteousness and divine purpose in the unfolding chapters of the last days. It encourages believers to delve deeper into the scriptures, embrace the revelations of prophecy, and navigate their spiritual journey with wisdom, faith, and divine understanding.

Date: October 01, 2023 Speaker: Pastor Mark Video Description: In this profound message, Pastor Mark, accompanied by heartfelt testimonies, navigates the journey from shame and past traumas to embracing divine purpose and redemption. The sermon unfolds with personal reflections, biblical insights, and a powerful call to see oneself and others through the eyes of God’s love and purpose. Biblical References: - Isaiah 50:4 - Psalm 34:5 - Psalm 71:1 - Isaiah 54:4 - Colossians 1:12-14 Detailed Summary: The message begins with reflections on God’s blessings and miracles, emphasizing the beauty of creation and personal miracles experienced in the community. Pastor Mark and a ministry partner share personal testimonies, highlighting God’s goodness in adoption and pregnancy, symbolizing divine intervention and blessings. A significant part of the sermon is dedicated to overcoming shame and fear, where personal experiences related to sexual abuse are shared, highlighting the journey towards healing and redemption through faith in Jesus Christ. The message emphasizes the transformative power of seeing oneself and others through God’s eyes, encouraging a perspective beyond physical appearances and past mistakes to embrace divine calling and potential. The sermon also delves into spiritual warfare, encouraging believers to use God’s promises as weapons against shame and adversity. It emphasizes the importance of encouragement and prophecy in recognizing and nurturing the giftings and strengths in oneself and others, fostering a community where individuals are empowered to step into their divine destinies. The message concludes with a powerful call to embrace one’s divine purpose and identity in Christ, encouraging a journey of healing, forgiveness, and redemption fortified by God’s unwavering love and grace.

Date: September 2014 Speaker: Robert Stern Description: In this passionate message, the speaker highlights the deep spiritual importance of Jerusalem and the need for fervent prayer and worship. He emphasizes standing with Israel in their God-given homeland. - "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: may they prosper who love you." (Psalm 122:6) - "I will restore David’s fallen shelter— I will repair its broken walls and restore its ruins— and will rebuild it as it used to be," (Amos 9:11) - "For I will restore health to you, and your wounds I will heal, declares the Lord." (Jeremiah 30:17) Bible References: - Amos 9:11 - Amos 9:14-15 - Zechariah 12:2-3 - Zechariah 14:4 - 1 Chronicles 15:16 - 1 Chronicles 16:6 - 1 Chronicles 16:37 - 1 Samuel 3:1 - Isaiah 11:1 - Revelation 18:4 - Deuteronomy 7:9 - Jeremiah 31:10 - Zechariah 8:3 Summary: The speaker passionately calls Christians to focus on the deep spiritual importance of Jerusalem, reminding them that it is the city God has chosen. He urges fervent prayer and worship focused on God's presence, not relying on technology and schedules. Standing with Israel in their homeland is also emphasized, along with waking up the Esther generation to counter radical Islam and secularism. The endurance of the Jewish people throughout centuries of persecution testifies to God's faithfulness. As we embrace Kingdom culture, we must build God's presence in our communities. The global attention on Jerusalem today shows the significance of the Jewish people's return to their land.

Date: May 28, 2017 Speaker: Hector Santos Video Description: In this sermon, Prophet Hector Santos preaches about the importance of learning to be led by the Holy Spirit. He focuses on training our "spirit man" to tune into God's inner guidance rather than relying on external voices. Santos stresses that every believer has the gift of the Holy Spirit within them to provide direction if they cultivate hearing God's voice. Bible References: - John 16:13 - The Spirit of truth guides believers into all truth - Romans 8:14 - Those led by the Spirit are sons of God - Psalms 18:28 - God enlightens the darkness through our spirit - Proverbs 20:27 - The spirit of man is the candle of the Lord - Romans 12:1-2 - We must be transformed and renew our minds to know God's will - James 4:8 - If we draw near to God, He will draw near to us - 1 John 5:14-15 - When we ask according to God's will, He hears and answers - Acts 3:19 - Repentance leads to times of refreshing from God - 1 John 1:9 - If we confess our sins, God forgives and cleanses us - John 10:27 - Jesus' sheep hear and follow His voice - 1 John 1:5-10 - Walking in sin hurts our fellowship with God - Romans 12:2 - Do not be conformed to the world but be transformed in our thinking - Romans 8:16 - The Spirit bears witness that we are children of God Summary: Santos urges believers to rely on the inner witness of the Holy Spirit for guidance rather than constantly seeking external direction. He shares stories of struggling to hear God but then receiving clarity through training his "spirit man." Santos uses passages like John 16:13 to emphasize the Spirit's role in guiding us into truth. Romans 8:14 reminds us that being led by the Spirit is a key characteristic of being a child of God. Psalms 18:28 and Proverbs 20:27 illustrate how God enlightens us through our spirit. Santos stresses the need to renew our minds and align our thinking with God's Word rather than the world’s viewpoint (Rom 12:1-2). Verses like James 4:8 encourage drawing near to God, which enables us to better discern His voice. 1 John 5:14-15 and Acts 3:19 speak to the importance of repentance, prayer and aligning our will with God's will in order to experience His guidance. Additional passages like John 10:27 and 1 John 1 underscore the need to cultivate hearing and following the Holy Spirit's guidance in order to walk in unbroken fellowship with God. Santos uses various biblical truths and stories to exhort believers to value and rely on the gift of the Holy Spirit within them, learning to shut out distracting voices and tune into God's quiet promptings for direction and discernment.

Date: September 24, 2023 Speaker: Pastor Matt Description: Pastor Matt's messages focuses on fully trusting in God's power in spiritual warfare based on Isaiah 66. [Isaiah 66:14] We examine verses about God fighting our battles and securing victory for us already. Key topics include: - Trusting God to deal with our enemies [Isaiah 66:14, Isaiah 66:6] - Embracing the identity God gives us [Isaiah 66:5, Isaiah 66:22] - Finding meaning in persecution [Isaiah 66:5] - Anticipating Christ's return [Isaiah 66:15-16] - Fulfilling our role in God's plan [Isaiah 66:19] - Warning others of judgement [Isaiah 66:24] Summary: Isaiah 66 emphasizes that God will secure final victory over evil. We can trust Him to deal with our enemies and fulfill the role He assigns us until Christ's return. Key verses remind us of God's might and coming wrath against unbelievers.

Date: December 13, 2015 Speaker: Pastor Dave Branch Video Description: In this sermon from Romans 12:1-2, Pastor Dave Branch teaches what it means to be a living sacrifice for God. We are called to surrender our lives and wills to God, be transformed by renewing our minds in His Word, and live holy lives that bring glory to Him. Bible References: • Romans 12:1 - "Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship." • Romans 12:2 - "Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by renewing your mind. Then you can test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will." Summary: In this passage, Paul urges believers to fully surrender themselves to God as "living sacrifices." This means submitting our entire lives to Him and no longer conforming to the world's standards. As we offer ourselves to God, He transforms us by renewing our minds according to His Word and Will. We must actively resist worldly patterns of thinking and behavior and instead pursue God's good and pleasing will for our lives. As living sacrifices, we live holy lives that bring glory and honor to God.

Date: September 17, 2023 Speaker: Pastor Matt Description: Pastor Matt's messages explore themes of justice and judgment in Isaiah 66. We look at God's punishment of the wicked, the persecution faced by the righteous, and the promise of ultimate justice from God. Key topics include: - God's desire for contrition and obedience [Isaiah 66:2] - Choosing evil brings punishment [Isaiah 66:3–4] - The suffering and cost that come with following God [Isaiah 66:5] - God's promise to render justice to enemies [Isaiah 66:6] - Waiting on God's timing for vengeance [Isaiah 66:15] Bible References: - Isaiah 66:1-2 (God looks to the humble) - Isaiah 66:3–4 (Punishment for disobedience) - Isaiah 66:5 (Persecution for the faithful) - Isaiah 66:6 (God's vengeance on enemies) - Isaiah 66:15 (God's judgement in fiery fury) Summary: Isaiah 66 emphasizes that while the wicked may seem to prosper for a time, God will ultimately punish evil and render justice. The righteous may face persecution but can trust in God's promise to right all wrongs in His perfect timing.

Date: September 3rd, 2023 Speaker: Pastor Mark Description: This video explores the process of growing and maturing in the Christian faith. It examines key themes, including: - Learning dependence on God (1 Peter 2:2) - Growing from servants to friends of Christ (John 15:15) - Embracing our identity and authority (Romans 8:37) - Spending time in God's presence (Psalm 16:11) - Operating in the power of the Spirit (Zechariah 4:6) - Walking in wisdom and obedience (Proverbs 3:5–6) - Overcoming fear through faith (2 Timothy 1:7) - Exercising authority in prayer (Mark 11:24) - Speaking life and proclaiming truth (Proverbs 18:21) - Trusting God as provider (Philippians 4:19) - Interceding for loved ones (1 John 5:14–15) - Being bold witnesses for Christ (Acts 4:29–31) Summary: This video explores growing into maturity and kingship as believers. It covers moving from dependence on God (1 Pet 2:2) to operating as friends of Christ (John 15:15), spending time in God's presence (Ps 16:11), exercising spiritual authority (Rom 8:37), walking in wisdom and obedience (Prov 3:5–6), trusting God's provision (Phil 4:19), interceding in prayer (1 John 5:14–15), and boldly proclaiming the gospel (Acts 4:29–31). The message focuses on embracing spiritual maturity and authority as kings in God's kingdom.

Date: September 10, 2023 Speaker, Pastor Matt Description: In this sermon, we analyze Isaiah 66, looking at themes of humility before God, obedience to His commands versus human disobedience, and the resulting punishment. We discuss the symbolism of sacrifices, God's omnipresence, and the importance of developing a personal relationship with Him. - God's desire for humility and contrition [Isaiah 66:2] - Contrast between obedience and disobedience [Isaiah 66:3–4] - Punishment for those who reject God's call [Isaiah 66:4] - Symbolism of sacrificial offerings [Isaiah 66:3] - Developing a personal relationship with God [Isaiah 66:1–2] Summary: Isaiah 66 emphasizes that God wants humility, contrition, and obedience from people. However, they chose disobedience and evil, so God will punish them accordingly. The passage also analyzes the symbolism and motives behind sacrificial offerings.

Fifth Annual Tent Meeting —Message One Description: The speaker explores the biblical examples of Israel's disobedience and God's redemption in the book of Judges. It examines the following themes: - Israel's oppression by Midian due to sin (Judges 6:1-6) - God sending a prophet to call Israel to repentance (Judges 6:7-10) - The calling and commissioning of Gideon (Judges 6:11-16) - Tearing down the altar to the false god Baal (Judges 6:25-27) - Sacrificing a seven-year-old bull on the altar (Judges 6:25-28) - The importance of godly leadership and miracles (Judges 2:7-10) - Israel's repeated cycles of sin, bondage, repentance, and deliverance - God's faithfulness and grace despite Israel's failures (Judges 2:11-19) - The need for complete obedience to fully inherit God's promises (Judges 1:19) The speaker emphasizes learning from Israel's mistakes, contending for miracles, pursuing wholehearted obedience, and trusting God's redemption. Summary: The speaker examines Israel's cyclical pattern of sin and deliverance in Judges. It highlights the consequences of disobedience (Judges 6:1-6) but also God's mercy in providing a prophet (Judges 6:7-10), followed by the deliverer Gideon (Judges 6:11-16). Gideon is instructed to tear down pagan altars (Judges 6:25-27) and offer a seven-year-old bull, indicating his devotion to God despite idolatry around him (Judges 6:25-28). God empowers Gideon to lead Israel to victory, demonstrating His faithfulness despite Israel's repeated failures. The message emphasizes learning from Israel's mistakes, contending for miracles, pursuing wholehearted obedience, and trusting God's redemption.

Fifth Annual Tent Meeting —Message Two Description: This message examines the story of Gideon and his army in Judges 7. It looks at the following themes: - God chose the humble Gideon as a leader (Judges 6:11-16) - Reducing Gideon's army from 32,000 to 300 men (Judges 7:1-8) - Testing the army at the water and selecting based on their drinking methods (Judges 7:4-7) - Emphasizing commitment, discernment, and separation from the world - Drawing parallels to the modern Church and the need for discernment (1 John 4:1) - Being part of God's end-time "Gideon's army" of warriors (2 Timothy 2:3-4) - Calling for apostolic and prophetic leadership to unify believers (Ephesians 4:11-13) The message encourages perseverance, commitment to God's calling, and embracing change to prepare for Christ's return. Summary: This message analyzes the assembling of Gideon's unconventional army in Judges 7. God reduced an army of 32,000 to just 300 men through discernment testing at the water. It highlights the need for commitment, separating from the world, and joining God's end-time army of apostolic and prophetic warriors. Just as God used humble Gideon, He can use anyone committed to fulfilling His purposes in these last days. The message calls believers to prepare for Christ's return.

Fifth Annual Tent Meeting —Message Three Description: This video explores Gideon's story in Judges 6-7 and its relevance for us today. It looks at the following themes: - God's calling of Gideon as a mighty warrior (Judges 6:12) - The importance of saying yes to God's plans (Judges 6:14) - Tearing down idols and building new altars (Judges 6:25-27) - God reduced Gideon's army to 300 men (Judges 7:2-8) - Overcoming fear by hearing from God (Judges 7:9-15) - Defeating enemies through God's power (Judges 7:15-25) - Becoming committed warriors for the Lord (2 Timothy 2:3-4) - Anticipating and embracing God's miracles (Acts 3:1-10) The message emphasizes responding to God's call, surrendering fears, and anticipating His miraculous interventions. Summary: This video analyzes Gideon's journey from doubt to courage. It looks at God calling him a mighty warrior (Judges 6:12), his tearing down of idols (Judges 6:25-27), God reducing his army to 300 men (Judges 7:2-8), and overcoming fear by hearing from God (Judges 7:9-15). Gideon defeated enemies through God's power alone (Judges 7:15-25). The message emphasizes anticipating and embracing God's calling, surrendering fears, and anticipating miracles, just as Gideon did.

Date: July 10, 2022 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's message explores messages on unity to a divided Corinthian church (1 Cor 1:10-13), corrected by God's wisdom (1 Cor 1:18-25). It shares a personal testimony of salvation despite inadequacy (Eph 2:8-9) and embracing transformation through Scripture (Rom 12:2). Topics covered include: - Gratitude for God's blessings and people (Psalm 107:1) - Rapid societal changes and Christ our anchor (Hebrews 13:8) - Loving God's kingdom and righteous heritage (Psalm 33:5) - Potentially difficult topics ahead (Jeremiah 33:3) - Consumer resistance and spiritual discernment (1 John 4:1-3) - Approaching God with humility and openness (James 4:10) - God's purpose in using the weak (1 Cor 1:27-29) - Spiritual rebirth through Christ (John 3:5-8) - Fighting for liberty and righteousness (Galatians 5:1) - Upholding family values amidst attacks (Proverbs 22:6) This call to prayer reveals God's love sustaining us through unpredictable times. Summary: Pastor Richard's message shares gratitude for God's blessings (Ps 107:1) and introduces difficult topics requiring spiritual discernment (1 John 4:1-3). It covers Paul's urging of a divided Corinthian church to unite under Christ (1 Cor 1:10-13) and embrace correction and transformation through God's wisdom (1 Cor 1:18-25). The speaker's personal testimony of salvation (Eph 2:8-9) and embracing Scripture (Rom 12:2) is also shared. Additional topics include fighting for liberty and righteousness (Gal 5:1), upholding family values amidst attacks (Prov 22:6), and relying on Christ in changing times (Heb 13:8). Overall, it reveals God's love sustaining us through unpredictable seasons.

Date: July 18, 2021 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's message explores the spiritual hunger for truth in a world filled with deception (John 8:32). It covers standing strong in God’s armor against principalities (Ephesians 6:13), finding confidence despite threats (Psalm 27:3), and seeking discernment through prayer (1 John 4:1). Topics include: - The ongoing battle between truth and lies (John 8:44) - Shifting focus to unite and understand God’s will (Romans 12:2) - Patiently waiting on God’s timing and plan (Ecclesiastes 3:11) - Recognizing the Holy Spirit’s guidance (John 16:13) - Boldly speaking truth with love (Ephesians 4:15) - Discerning the signs of the times (Matthew 16:3) - Overcoming fear through faith in Christ (2 Timothy 1:7) This call to test the spirits examines current events in light of Scripture to walk in Godly wisdom and liberty. Summary: Pastor Richard's message explores the hunger for truth amidst deception (John 8:32) and standing strong in God’s armor (Eph 6:13). It covers uniting to understand God's will (Rom 12:2), waiting on His timing (Ecc 3:11) boldly speaking truth (Eph 4:15), overcoming fear in Christ (2 Tim 1:7), and testing the spirits (1 John 4:1). Walking in liberty requires spiritual discernment and faith during trying times.

Date: February 07, 2019 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: This video explores the biblical roots of liberty and the God-given rights outlined in the Declaration of Independence (Isaiah 33:22, Romans 13:1). It discusses the importance of civic engagement (Jeremiah 29:7), protecting Constitutional rights (1 Peter 2:13-17), and standing against socialism (Exodus 20:15). References are made to scriptures like Romans 2 and Ephesians 4:14 on natural rights. The speaker warns of government overreach (1 Samuel 8) and encourages critical thinking (Proverbs 18:15). Topics covered include: - Understanding natural rights (Romans 2:14-15) - Defending the Constitution (1 Timothy 1:8-10) - Righteous citizenship (Matthew 22:21) - Rights to assembly and expression (Acts 5:29) - Dangers of deception (2 Timothy 3:13) - Rule of law and justice (Amos 5:24) - Rejecting socialism (Acts 4:32-35) - Media manipulation (Romans 16:18) - Limiting government (Psalm 146:3) Pastor Richard's message calls for relying on faith (Hebrews 11:1) to stand for truth with scriptural courage. Summary: Pastor Richard's message emphasizes the biblical foundation for liberty and natural rights (Romans 2). It covers understanding Constitutional rights (1 Peter 2:13-17), critiquing progressivism (2 Timothy 3:1-5), and resisting overreach (1 Samuel 8). Warnings are issued about socialism (Acts 4:32-35) and media manipulation (Romans 16:18). Citizens are encouraged to think critically (Proverbs 18:15), engage civically (Jeremiah 29:7), and defend liberty (2 Corinthians 3:17) against threats like Agenda 21. The message champions limited government (Psalm 146:3), objective truth (John 8:32), and our Judeo-Christian heritage (Isaiah 33:22).

Date: August 21, 2022 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's message explores spiritual warfare and the power of prayer. It examines the following themes: - God's promise of protection from evil (Psalm 91) - Utilizing spiritual weapons and armor (Ephesians 6:10-18) - Angels battling in the spiritual realm (Daniel 10:12-13) - Finding hope in Scripture when grieving (Romans 8) - Avoiding deception in the end times (2 Timothy 3:1-5) - Assurance in our identity as God's children (Romans 8:14-17) - Standing firm in faith despite uncertainty (Ephesians 6:13-14) - Trusting in God's unfailing love (Psalm 136:26) - Power through the Holy Spirit (Acts 1:8) - Discerning the spirits (1 John 4:1-3) Pastor Richard's message encourages perseverance in spiritual warfare through prayer and discernment. Summary: Pastor Richard's message focuses on prayer and spiritual warfare. It covers finding protection in God (Psalm 91), avoiding end times deception (2 Timothy 3:1-5), assurance as God's children (Romans 8:14-17), standing firm in faith (Ephesians 6:13-14), trusting God's love (Psalm 136:26), power through the Holy Spirit (Acts 1:8), and testing the spirits (1 John 4:1-3). Despite grief and uncertainty, believers must pray, utilize spiritual weapons and armor (Ephesians 6:10-18), and discern the spirits as we wage spiritual battles.

Date: October 10, 2021 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's message examines the threat of biased curriculums like CRT rooted in dangerous ideologies. It explores the communist foundations of CRT and how these deny absolute morality and objective truth found in God's Word (Isaiah 5:20). The speaker shares his passion for protecting children from harmful indoctrination and fighting for the rights and values that unite us as children of God (Galatians 3:26). Topics covered include: - The spiritual implications of Marxism (Jeremiah 9:3-6) - Standing united in times of crisis (Ecclesiastes 4:9-12) - Upholding God-given individual rights (Galatians 5:1) - Protecting children from harmful agendas (Matthew 18:1-6) - David's courage against Goliath (1 Samuel 17) - Family conflict from righteous stands (Matthew 10:34-39) - The importance of spiritual courage (Joshua 1:9) - Government overreach and the right to assemble (Acts 5:27-29) - The power of brotherly love (1 John 4:20-21) Pastor Richard calls us to bravely stand for truth, even when facing resistance, and rely on faith to overcome giants through Christ (Philippians 4:13). Summary: Pastor Richard's message explores the communist roots of CRT, which denies absolute truth and morality (Isaiah 5:20). The speaker urges protecting children from harmful agendas (Matt 18:6) and unitedly standing for rights and values as God's children (Gal 3:26). It uses David vs. Goliath (1 Sam 17) to show the need for courage and faith to overcome giants. Despite conflict (Matt 10:34-36) and government overreach (Acts 5:27-29), it encourages relying on spiritual strength (Josh 1:9) and brotherly love (1 John 4:20-21) to stand for truth.

Date: February 06, 2022 Speaker Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's message calls the church to unite in prayer for America, which God chose for His purposes (Isaiah 49:1). It explores spiritual warfare against principalities, telling believers not to intercede (Ephesians 6:12). Topics covered include: - Our citizenship is in God's kingdom while engaging in earthly battles (Philippians 3:20) - Fighting for the nation's soul as watchmen on the wall (Ezekiel 33:6) - Peace through active faith, not escapism (James 2:17) - Equipping believers for works of ministry (Ephesians 4:11–12) - Discerning doctrines by effects, not only words (Matthew 7:15–20) - Natural immunity and ethics in pandemic response (1 Corinthians 6:19–20) - Media monopoly's threat to a free society (John 8:31–32) - Overcoming adversity and deception through Christ (John 16:33) This call to prayer exposes false narratives that have crept into church and state. Our enemy uses oppression and distortion of the truth, but we must stand firm in God's power. Summary: Pastor Richard's message calls believers to contend in prayer for America, which God purposed for destiny (Isa 49:1). It covers resisting spirits, discouraging intercession (Eph 6:12), fighting for the nation's soul (Ezek 33:6), finding real peace in Jesus (Jas 2:17), equipping for ministry (Eph 4:11–12), testing doctrines like pandemic rules (Matt 7:15–20), discerning media bias (John 8:32), and overcoming adversity in Christ (John 16:33). It exposes deception that has infiltrated church and state, urging reliance on God against oppression and distortion of truth.

Date: June 30, 2019 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's message explores deception in society and the need for discernment. It looks at tactics used to undermine natural rights given by God (Acts 17:26–28), including postmodern criticism influencing culture (2 Peter 2:1–3). With many rejecting Christ as Creator (Romans 1:18–25), Christians must recognize attacks on liberty and stand firmly on the Word (Matthew 7:24–27). Topics covered include: - Lack of accountability in leadership (Proverbs 28:12–13) - Overreach of unconstitutional authorities (Romans 13:1–7) - Inheriting the duty to defend rights (1 Peter 2:13–17) - Civil government's limitations (Matthew 22:15–22) - The need for repentance and spiritual renewal (2 Chronicles 7:14) - This video calls believers to expose hidden agendas by testing the spirits (1 John 4:1-6), praying for wisdom (James 1:5), and walking in the truth (3 John 1:4). Summary: Pastor Richard discusses society's deception and the need for discernment. It covers the undermining of God-given rights (Acts 17:26) and the influence of postmodern criticism on culture (2 Peter 2:1–3). With many rejecting Christ as Creator (Rom 1:18–25), Christians must recognize attacks on liberty and stand on Scripture (Matt 7:24–27). Topics include lack of accountability in leadership (Prov 28:12–13), overreach of authorities (Rom 13:1–7), defending inherited rights (1 Pet 2:13–17), limits of civil government (Matt 22:15–22), and needing repentance and renewal (2 Chron 7:14). It calls believers to expose hidden agendas by testing spirits (1 John 4:1–6), praying for wisdom (James 1:5), and walking in truth (3 John 1:4).

Date: November 29 2020 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's message explores the founding principles of the United States and Israel, nations established on the gospel and God's faithfulness. It emphasizes the importance of truth, belief in Christ, and praying for our nation. Topics covered include: - The power of receiving Christ and becoming children of God (John 1:10-13) - Judgment and accountability through God's living Word (Hebrews 4:12-13) - Transformation of lives by the Holy Spirit and through faith (Romans 8:11) - Spiritual warfare and intercessory prayer in current times (Ephesians 6:12) - The battle between good and evil (Ephesians 6:12) - Living in truth, purity of heart, and closeness with God (Psalm 24:3-5) - Power of agreement in prayer and active faith (Matthew 18:19-20) - Fighting injustice and claiming God's promises (Isaiah 1:17) - Authority delegated to believers to overcome evil (Luke 10:19) - Staying tuned to the Holy Spirit amidst deception (1 John 4:1-3) - Promise of Christ's peace despite lingering unbelief (Revelation 20:2-4) Pastor Richard calls us to pray for our nation and its leaders, believe fully in Christ, and embrace the authority he gives us as believers. Let's reflect on how we can apply God's Word to serve him faithfully. Summary: This video summarizes key points from Pastor Richard's reflection on their spiritual journey and how it relates to current events. It emphasizes core biblical themes like salvation through Christ (John 3:16), the power of God's Word (Hebrews 4:12), living in truth and faith (3 John 1:4), spiritual warfare through prayer (Ephesians 6:18), and embracing Christ's authority and our roles as believers (Matthew 28:18-20). The speaker analyzed scriptural foundations for the United States and Israel, praying for the nations and highlighting the battle between good and evil (Ephesians 6:12). They encouraged intercessory prayer (1 Timothy 2:1-2), claimed God's promises (2 Corinthians 1:20), and warned against end times deception (Matthew 24:4-5). Despite lingering unbelief, the promise of Christ's peace and reign was affirmed (Revelation 20:2-4). Listeners were urged to pray, believe fully, and serve God faithfully (James 2:17-18).

Date: January 31, 2021 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's message explores reviving faith during social unrest and spiritual battles. It emphasizes the power of Christ to transform lives and society. Topics covered include: - Becoming children of God through believing (John 1:12) - God's Word judges hearts and minds (Hebrews 4:12) - Finding righteousness by trusting the Lord (Psalm 37:3) - The Holy Spirit's renewing work (Titus 3:5) - Victory in spiritual warfare through prayer (Ephesians 6:18) - The authority of intercessors (Jeremiah 29:7) - Longing for leaders with integrity (Psalm 78:72) - Abiding in Christ's love through obedience (John 15:10) - Serving God as humble vessels (2 Corinthians 4:7) Pastor Richard calls us to seek revival in our lives and nation by drawing close to God in prayer, walking in righteousness, and interceding for healing and justice. Tags: revival, faith, prayer, righteousness, intercession, spiritual warfare, integrity Summary: Pastor Richard's message focuses on reviving faith in difficult times by relying on Christ's power to transform through the Spirit (Titus 3:5). It covers topics like becoming God's children through belief (John 1:12), finding righteousness in God (Ps 37:3), achieving victory in spiritual battles through prayer (Eph 6:18), and abiding in Christ through obedience (John 15:10). The speaker urges interceding for society and longing for leadership with integrity as ways to seek national revival and social healing.

Date: August 28, 2022 Speaker: Pastor Richard Description: Pastor Richard's messages explore the beliefs and practices of the Pharisees during Jesus' time using biblical references from John 3:16-20, Matthew 15:11, Mark 7:14, Matthew 23:13-26, Luke 10:25, Matthew 22:34, Mark 12:28, and Matthew 19:3. It examines how their strict adherence to the law lacked a true spiritual connection to God. Topics covered include: - Their emphasis on Mosaic law and oral traditions over a personal relationship with God (Luke 18:9-14) - How Jesus opposed their hypocrisy and blind legalism (Matthew 23:27-28) - Their lack of mercy, faith, and inward holiness (Matthew 23:23) - Jesus' offer of eternal life for believers but condemnation for unbelievers (John 3:16-18) - Their judgment of those who worshipped differently (Acts 5:17-18) Pastor Richard calls for self-reflection on walking in the light and finding freedom in Christ. Summary: The Pharisees strictly followed the Mosaic Law and oral traditions, believing this made them righteous. However, Jesus condemned their hypocrisy and lack of inward holiness (Matt 23:25-28). Though they judged others' worship, Jesus offered eternal life to those who believed and condemned unbelievers (John 3:16-18). This video examines their legalism and lack of a real spiritual relationship with God.