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Bishop Beau Preaches on the discipline of expectation. He emphasizes that just as a gardener expects fruit in a vineyard, God has a living expectation for the seed of Jesus within every believer to manifest fruit.

Bishop Beau teaches that when we believe in Jesus, we are made righteous before God not by our own works, but by faith. It is not something we are waiting to receive in the future, but a finished work that becomes ours through faith. Believers have been made the righteousness of God and are called to live in constant agreement with this identity.

Bishop Beau preaches focusing on Isaiah 61 and the call for believers to operate in the fullness of the Spirit. He challenges the audience to embrace a tangible reality of fellowship with God, emphasizing that as sons and daughters, they are anointed and sent to do good and to effectively engage in spiritual warfare just as Jesus did during His earthly ministry.

Bishop Beau preaches a powerful message on living with holy intentionality. He challenges believers to maintain unwavering integrity, reject hypocrisy, and stand firm in their faith, refusing to bow to fear or compromise in an ever-changing world.

Bishop Beau preaches about the importance of justifying God by choosing to believe and obey His word. He encourages the body of Christ to move beyond just hearing the Word and to put their faith into action by trusting God's promises and following His direction.

In this sermon, Bishop Beau preaches about the necessity of believers staying stirred in the love of God and walking in compassion.

Bishop Beau preaches focusing on Luke Chapter 9. He talks about the importance of maintaining a holy expectation and staying spiritually engaged.

In this sermon, Bishop Beau emphasizes the importance of spiritual order and highlights that ministry is rooted in maintaining intimate fellowship with the Lord.

Bro Simeon walks through Colossians 3, showing what it means to actually set your mind on the things above instead of drifting back into old habits. From David's example in Psalm 16 to Peter's return to fishing after the resurrection, this message traces what happens when a life is — and isn't — set on Christ. It closes with a call to let the word of Christ dwell richly enough in you that it shapes your speech, your work, and your relationships.Key Scriptures: Colossians 3:1-2; Psalm 16:8,11; 2 Samuel 11; Mark 7:20-23; Colossians 3:12-14; Colossians 3:16Scripture translation used: New King James Version (NKJV)

Brother Juan Carlos speaks about the invaluable worth of every individual created by God and the power of having a heart of gratitude. Through personal testimony and scripture, brother Juan Carlos encourages believers to rely on the sovereignty of God and to remain steadfast in worship.

In this sermon, Bishop Beau challenge believers to examine the state of their hearts in response to God's grace. By examining the devoted gratitude of the woman in Luke chapter 7 and the Parable of the Sower in Luke character 8, the message clarifies that becoming "good soil" is a daily, intentional choice.

Jesus comes down from the mountain and stands on level ground with the crowd — and from there, he lays out what real blessing, real love, and real maturity actually look like for anyone who has decided to follow him. This message walks through Luke 6, from the poor and the persecuted being called blessed, to the call to love without expecting anything back, to the picture of a disciple growing into the likeness of his teacher.

Bishop Beau preaches on the mandate of maturity, focusing on the transition from religious tradition to a life of active, unwavering devotion. Drawing from Ephesians chapter 4, Bishop touches on the biblical call to 'walk worthy' of our divine calling. He challenges believers to cultivate a heart fully surrendered to God, regardless of their external circumstances.

Brother Auston Spain touches on the profound worthiness of Christ and the need for believers to personally determine the worthiness of Jesus in their everyday lives.

Brother Jonathan shares about the biblical importance of unity within the church. He shares on the contrast of the prideful dispersion at Babel with the power of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, emphasizing how believers are called to work in harmony, grow in maturity, and support one another to fulfill the church's purpose.