See you at 6 PM on Saturday!
See you at 6 PM on Saturday!
What does Pentecost mean for believers today? This message explores the connection between Mount Sinai, Shavuot, and Acts 2, revealing how the Holy Spirit was poured out to dwell within God’s people. Discover the power, promise, and purpose of Pentecost and why it still matters today.
Why do some battles seem to resist breakthrough even when we pray? This powerful message dives into Matthew 17 and the moment the disciples discovered that authority without intimacy leads to frustration. Learn how prayer, fasting, dependence on God, and real faith reconnect us to the flow of His power. Stop relying on yesterday’s victories and step into fresh fire, fresh faith, and real authority.
Step into a powerful message on healing, faith, and activation. This teaching challenges believers to move beyond hesitation and boldly pray for the sick—just as Jesus modeled. Discover how healing is part of God’s will, your authority in Christ, and simple, practical steps to step out in faith. You’re not just saved—you’re sent. Now go and pray.
This message explores what it means to truly live in the power of Jesus’ resurrection. You are not your old self—you are a new creation. Stop returning to what God has buried and start walking in freedom, identity, and new life.
The cross wasn’t just forgiveness—it was victory.
Jesus didn’t come only as a suffering servant—He rose as the Lion of Judah, defeating the powers of darkness and disarming the enemy.
This message will shift how you see:
You are not fighting for victory—you’re living from it.
What you return to shapes your life.
This message is a powerful reminder to stay grounded in God, guard your heart, and live with intentional faith every day.
Joshua 23
In Mark 6:30–32, Jesus invites His disciples to “come away and rest.” Rest is not weakness—it is intentional trust. It’s choosing to withdraw from constant demand and return to God’s presence.
This message explores what it means to rest spiritually, release control, set healthy boundaries, and remember that you are loved before you are useful. Through practical, Scripture-based steps, you’ll learn how to build rhythms of renewal that sustain both your faith and your calling.
Jesus is still saying, “Come away with Me.”
This weekend’s message is a powerful reminder that God sees every challenge we face and celebrates the faith that refuses to quit. From 2 Thessalonians 1:4–7, we discover that pressure doesn’t weaken real faith—it reveals it. God is shaping us, defending us, and preparing a rest that no circumstance can steal.
If you’ve been walking through fire, this message will breathe courage into your spirit. Come expecting renewed hope, fresh strength, and a reminder that Jesus Himself is coming to make all things right.
There’s a rising happening in the Spirit. In this powerful message, Robin Gough shares a prophetic word for today — a call for believers to stand up, strike back, and recover what the enemy has stolen.
Through the story of Jael in Judges 4–5, discover how God uses ordinary people with extraordinary courage to bring victory, break strongholds, and silence the voice of fear.
🔥 Key Themes:
📖 “When the leaders lead in Israel, when the people willingly offer themselves — bless the Lord!” — Judges 5:2
Have you ever heard someone say, “God told me…” and wondered, “Did He really?” In this message, Pastor Nick Gough unpacks 1 Corinthians 14:29 and shows why prophecy is valuable but must be tested. Learn the five biblical tests to discern true prophecy and how to walk in wisdom, humility, and order.
📖 “Do not despise prophecies, but test everything; hold fast what is good.” — 1 Thess. 5:20–21
💭 What’s the difference between demon possession and strongholds? 🤔
Demon possession happens when we open doors to the enemy, while strongholds are the negative beliefs we’ve built within ourselves, keeping us enslaved to lies. Let’s take every thought captive and rebuild with the truth of who we are in Christ! 💪
Dr. Nick Gough's sermon, "Strike the Arrow," emphasizes the importance of actively engaging with prophetic words. He explores stories from the Bible, such as those of Jehoash and Naaman, to illustrate the necessity of faith and action in responding to God's words. Gough challenges listeners to not take prophetic words lightly but to actively pursue and cooperate with them. The sermon concludes with guidance on confirming, activating, and pursuing prophetic words to see God's promises fulfilled in our lives.
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