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What is God asking you to tear down in your life? Through the story of Gideon, this message encourages us to put God first, trust Him in every situation, and choose obedience even when we are afraid. God is enough, and He will be with you as you rise up and move forward.

God has called us to live with a renewed mind and a heavenly perspective. In this message, discover what it means to leave behind shame, guilt, condemnation, and double-mindedness and begin walking in the freedom, identity, and victory we have through Christ.

In this message, we are reminded of who we truly are in Christ. We are not called to live from our old identity, but from the new life we have received through Jesus.This sermon explores what it means to walk as a new creation, understand our sonship, live in the grace of God, and recognize the authority we have been given in Christ. Through the stories of Zacchaeus, Jacob, the woman caught in adultery, and the thief on the cross, we see how an encounter with Jesus can completely transform the way we see ourselves and the way we live.

In this message, Apostle Michael Galletta shares about The Voice of God From Within and what it means to live filled with the Holy Spirit. Through the examples of Moses, Elijah, Pentecost, and the early Church, we are reminded that God still speaks to His people today. His Spirit lives within us, leads us, gives us revelation, and empowers us to carry His presence wherever we go. May this message encourage you to recognize the voice of the Holy Spirit, grow in your relationship with God, and walk boldly in the calling He has placed on your life. We pray this message blesses you and helps rekindle the fire of God within you.

In this message, we are encouraged to understand the power of speaking God’s Word with faith and allowing the Holy Spirit to guide what we say. God calls us to speak life, speak encouragement, and speak His promises over our lives and the lives of others. We are reminded that our words matter, and when we speak according to God’s will, we can trust Him to bring His Word to pass. This message also challenges us to grow in discernment, listen more closely to the Holy Spirit, and become more intentional about what we speak into difficult situations. May this teaching encourage you to walk in greater faith, speak life wherever you go, and trust God to do what only He can do.

In Exposing Shame Part II, Apostle Michael and Yvonne Galletta continue teaching on how shame can affect our identity, our relationship with God, and the way we see ourselves. Through Scripture, they share how Jesus carried shame to the cross so that we do not have to live under condemnation, fear, or the weight of our past. God desires to bring healing, restoration, freedom, and a renewed understanding of who we are in Christ. May this message encourage you to release shame, receive God’s grace, and walk in the freedom and identity He has given you.

Shame can affect the way we see ourselves, our past, and even our relationship with God. In Exposing Shame, Apostles Michael and Yvonne Galletta share how Jesus came to break the power of shame and restore us to our true identity in Him. Through Scripture and personal testimony, this message explores the difference between guilt and shame, the importance of prayer and forgiveness, and what it means to stop allowing the past to define who you are. Because of what Jesus accomplished on the cross, shame does not have the final word. God is calling His people out of condemnation and into freedom, restoration, honor, and a renewed understanding of who they are in Christ.

God still speaks to His people through His Word and through the Holy Spirit. In this message, Apostle Michael shares how believers can recognize the voice of God, walk in His authority, and allow His Word to come alive within them. May this message encourage you to draw closer to God, listen for His voice, and walk boldly in what He has called you to do.

What does it really mean to declare and decree God’s Word? In this message, Pastor Renato shares how true biblical declaration begins with believing God’s Word, surrendering our own will, and trusting Him with the outcome.

There are situations in life that education, experience, connections, money, or human strength cannot solve. That is why Jesus promised us a Helper—the Holy Spirit.In this message, we explore what it means to live by the words of Zechariah 4:6: “Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit, says the Lord.”Discover how the Holy Spirit comes alongside us as our Comforter, Counselor, Advocate, Intercessor, Strengthener, and Helper. We also look at the life of Jesus and see how He depended upon the Holy Spirit throughout His earthly ministry—from His birth and baptism to His preaching, healing, deliverance ministry, crucifixion, and resurrection.Whatever situation you are facing, you were never meant to overcome it through your own strength alone.

Apostle Michael Galletta explains how intercession is praying on behalf of others and is part of God’s purpose for every believer. Jesus is our great intercessor, and the Holy Spirit helps us pray according to God’s will when we do not know what to say. Through examples such as Abraham, Moses, Esther, and Daniel, this message shows how prayer can bring protection, healing, deliverance, salvation, and change to individuals, families, cities, and nations. Believers are encouraged to move beyond praying only for themselves and begin standing in faith for others. As we surrender to God, study His Word, and grow closer to Him, the Holy Spirit gives us the wisdom and strength to pray with purpose, confidence, and expectation.

Apostle Dave Ayala shares an uplifting message about God’s desire to restore the soul, renew the mind, and bring healing, peace, clarity, and spiritual strength. This message is a reminder that faith is not based only on how we feel. Even in difficult or exhausting seasons, God is still working. Listeners are encouraged to trust Him, surrender their lives to Him, and receive the restoring work of the Holy Spirit.

In this message, Dr. Steve Foss teaches from John 14 about what it truly means to pray in the name of Jesus. It is more than simply ending a prayer with a phrase. It means standing in His authority, living according to His character, and allowing His nature to work through us.Powerful prayer does not come from speaking louder or trying harder. It comes from abiding in Christ, surrendering our will, hearing what God is saying, and obeying the Holy Spirit—even when His instructions feel uncomfortable or do not make sense at first.Through biblical teaching and personal testimonies, this message challenges believers to move beyond prayers focused only on personal needs and begin praying for spiritual breakthrough in their cities, regions, and nations.

In this message, discover what it means to pray a “divinely energized prayer”—a prayer led and empowered by the Holy Spirit. Through powerful testimonies and biblical teaching, we learn that effective prayer does not come from our own strength. It comes from abiding in Christ, hearing God’s voice, understanding His will, and allowing the Holy Spirit to pray through us.Just as Elijah’s prayers changed the atmosphere, God can use ordinary people today to bring breakthrough to families, cities, regions, and nations. You do not have to be a famous preacher or spiritual leader. God is looking for people who are willing to surrender, listen, and pray with faith.

In this powerful teaching, Apostle Michael Galletta reveals how believers can develop an excellent spirit through the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Drawing on the lives of Daniel, Esther, Stephen, and others, he explains how faith, surrender, prayer, and consecration shape Christlike character, activate spiritual gifts, and help believers stand firm under pressure. Be encouraged to die to self, remove distractions, and allow the Holy Spirit to lead you into greater maturity, authority, and purpose.