As believers, we are partakers of God's divine nature and the recipients of His 37,000 biblical promises. He gives us everything we need. All we have to do is connect with Him in prayer and believe that nothing is impossible with God.

What does the Master want? How do we live in excellence? What should I be committed to? The Bible gives us all of the instructions we need to live a godly, successful life. There are certain areas of our lives that we must commit to and if we do, we will reap the benefits and blessings of it.

Debt and money issues cause many problems in our lives - divorce, loss of friendships, even gray hair! If we allow ourselves to stay in financial bondage, we are not free to serve God the way we should. Debt is not a sin, but the Bible teaches us that it is unwise. We must strive to avoid the devil's snare of debt.

There is no doubt that God loves every one of us that is living on the earth, but believing that He accepts us just as we are negates what Jesus did for all of us on the Cross. If God accepts us as we are, why did Jesus have to come to earth and die for us? Why would God have rejected Cane's offering in Genesis? God's Word reveals to us how to become acceptable to God through Christ.

At Christ's Second Coming, there will be 2 separate resurrections - one for Christ's people (the rapture) and one for the unsaved. Every person who ever lived on earth will be raised to one of two Judgement Seats - the White Throne Judgement for those who have rejected the Gospel and the Judgement Seat of Christ for God's people. Because Jesus was raised from the dead, He's coming back again, and the Second Coming changes everything!

Desolation is a breaking point in some people's lives. Isolation can be a desolate place. God designed the local church so that we don't have to feel alone in our walk. Jesus does not want isolation or desolation for any of His people.

This Father's Day, Pastor Steve shows us that not everyone who starts a race will finish it. Going the distance for Jesus takes work and not everyone is dedicated enough. It's up to you and with God in your corner, you can finish strong!

In the Last Days, the Bible teaches us that there will be increasing displays of God's Glory. Displays of God's Glory are all throughout Scripture, both Old and New Testament. But at the End of the Age, we will see God's Glory like never before...a full manifestation and restoration throughout the earth.

God's Word has a lot to say about the concept of abundance or surplus. As believers, we want the principle of surplus activated in our lives. God doesn't want us living in a spirit of lack. If we live in surplus, we are able to be a blessing to others.

The Bible has a lot to say about Heaven. Pastor Steve explains the 3 levels of the heavens, expanding on the 3rd Heaven - the invisible dwelling place of Almighty God.

Having spiritual fruitfulness is only possible if you are connected to the Life Giver, Jesus Christ. When you are connected in relationship to Jesus, you are spiritually alive in Him. The life He has poured into you will be poured out of you onto others. That is spiritual fruitfulness.

After a trip to the Holy Land of Israel, Pastor Steve shares a special message about his revelation into the most needed thing on the earth - for our spiritual minds to be awakened and open to the Presence of Almighty God.

When we follow God and put Him first, He pours out His blessings on us. Those blessings can manifest as favor in our lives. The Bible says that we are to bless God also, but He doesn't need the same things that we need. So, what does it mean to bless God?

In scripture, the first born son has great importance. Because he is the first born, he has special rights and authority. Jesus, being the first and only born Son of God, has been given the authority over ALL things and has been set apart from every other person on earth.

God's gift to us is His Word. The Bible says that the Word has been around since the beginning. It also says that the Word IS God. Jesus is the Incarnate Word of God, meaning that He is God in bodily form. God's greatest gift to us is Himself!