God doesn’t need a crowd to win battles—He just needs committed, prepared people. In Judges 7, we see Gideon’s army shrink from 32,000 to 300 because God was more interested in quality than quantity. This Summer Revival message by Pastor Darryl Hooper reminds us that the victory belongs to the Lord, and our strength is found not in numbers, but in obedience, passion, and worship.
Sometimes, the miracle you've been praying for doesn't come polished—it comes muddy. In this powerful Summer Revival message by Pastor Duaine Johnson, we discover how God specializes in bringing breakthrough out of brokenness and miracles out of mess. If you're in a hard place, know this: your miracle is already in motion.
God isn’t waiting for you to find Him—He's already pinned your location. Through brokenness, shame, and even rebellion, the relentless love of Jesus pursues you. This Summer Revival message by Pastor Matt Cruz is a powerful reminder that no one is too far gone for God to redeem, restore, and call home.
In the darkest moments of life, God often plants the seeds of our greatest breakthroughs. In this powerful message by Pastor Matt Austin during Summer Revival, we explore how crisis isn’t just a test—it’s an opportunity. Discover how God uses affliction not to destroy us, but to deliver us into deeper purpose, greater faith, and abundant blessings.
This Summer Revival message explores the profound truth that everything God has planned is already finished. Through scriptures and Spirit-led revelation, this teaching from Pastor Ron Carpenter unveils how believers can access hidden wisdom, align with the finished work of Christ, and release breakthrough through the power of sound and praying in the Spirit.
In a powerful Summer Revival message, Pastor Ron Carpenter revealed a sobering truth: Jesus didn’t come to start a religion—He came to restore a Kingdom. This message calls believers to rise above tradition, take back dominion, and partner with the Holy Spirit to bring Heaven into the earth. It’s a call to renew the mind, rediscover true identity, and walk in spiritual authority.
Too many believers are living with lamps that look good—but have no oil. This message from Pastor Matt Cruz is a call to personal revival, to daily encounters with God that fuel our flame and sustain our walk. It's not about appearance or activity—it’s about intimacy.
What we focus on shapes who we become. In 2 Corinthians 3, Paul contrasts the fading glory of the old covenant with the surpassing, lasting glory of the new—centered on Jesus. When we turn to Him, the veil is lifted, and we are transformed from the inside out.
In a world obsessed with self-sufficiency and inflated self-esteem, we are seeing the devastating consequences of a generation disconnected from reality. Paul’s words in 2 Corinthians 3 remind us that true competence and confidence come not from ourselves, but from God. Weakness is not something to avoid—it's the doorway to discovering the power of God working in us and through us.
In seasons of uncertainty and suffering, where do we turn? In 2 Corinthians 2:12–17, Paul shows us how to shift our perspective from our troubles to Christ's triumph. Even in his anxiety and disappointment, Paul finds peace in knowing he is part of Christ’s victorious procession, spreading the aroma of His presence to the world.
In a culture of compromise and spiritual apathy, the call to stand firm in faith has never been more urgent. Drawing from Ephesians 6 and 2 Samuel 23, this message unpacks the spiritual armor God gives believers to resist the schemes of the enemy—and why it's time to stop running and start standing.
Sometimes the thing you’re ready to give up on is the very place Jesus wants to move. In Luke 7, He interrupted a funeral and raised the dead. That same resurrection power is still available to us today. Don’t bury your dream, your hope, or your calling—Jesus isn’t done yet.
When sin breaks the heart of the church, discipline is sometimes necessary. But just as seriously as we address sin, we must also respond with overwhelming grace toward sincere repentance. In 2 Corinthians 2:5–11, Paul reminds us that forgiveness is not optional—it’s a defense against the schemes of the enemy and a reflection of the grace we’ve received in Christ.
What do you do when your intentions are pure, but your motives are misunderstood? Paul’s example in 2 Corinthians shows us how to lead with a clear conscience, submit to God’s will, and love with godly sincerity—even when others don’t see the full picture.
Storms in life are inevitable—but how you prepare makes all the difference. Learn from the Parable of Two Builders and discover how preparation turns challenges into opportunities. Looking for a supportive faith community? Join a non-denominational church in Houston, TX.
What does love truly mean in a Christian context? In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul teaches us that love is more than a feeling—it's about sacrifice, kindness, and humility. Join us at our Christian church in Houston, TX, as we learn to live out this love.
In 2 Corinthians 1:1–11, Paul reveals that suffering is not wasted; it is the very place where Christ is revealed as our Comforter, our Strength, and our Deliverer. God uses pain to draw us closer, teach us reliance, and equip us to comfort others. In suffering, we don't just survive — we experience the deep, sustaining grace of Christ.
In 1 Peter 1:3–9, we are reminded that Christian hope is rooted in the past resurrection, active in our present trials, and anticipates a glorious future. This Easter, we celebrate not just the cross but the empty grave — the living proof that death doesn’t have the last word. Hope is not a feeling; it’s a reality we can anchor our lives to today.
Spiritual gifts are meant to edify the church, not just the individual. In 1 Corinthians 14, Paul reminds us to use our gifts for the common good. Let’s build each other up!
Waiting may feel challenging, but just like Lazarus, it leads to transformation. Trust God’s timing - He is working even when it seems delayed.
This Palm Sunday message dives deep into Luke 19:28–40, Zechariah 9:9, and Jeremiah 29:11, showing how Jesus intentionally rode into Jerusalem on a donkey to fulfill prophecy and reveal the unexpected ways God moves. From unclean donkeys to blind men receiving sight in surprising ways, we're reminded to expect God to work—just not always in the way we imagined. Get ready for encouragement, laughter, and a powerful revelation: if He can use a donkey, He can use you too.
In the final verses of 1 Corinthians, Paul offers powerful insight into what it means to live effectively for the Kingdom of God. Through personal examples and practical instructions, we discover that true Christian living is marked by devotion, community, courage, and unwavering love.
What kind of house should we be as the body of Christ? In 1 Corinthians 14, Paul calls us to build a church that is centered on peace, control, and the Word of God. Whether gathering in person or joining online church services in Houston, let's focus on creating a community that uplifts, edifies, and glorifies God.
What really happens after we die? In this message from 1 Corinthians 15, we uncover Paul’s powerful teaching on the resurrection — that our mortal bodies will be changed, death will be defeated, and we have eternal victory through Jesus Christ. This isn’t just future hope — it shapes how we live now. Stand firm. Give yourself fully. Your labor in the Lord is never in vain.
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