Four levels of agape love are revealed in scripture, beginning with first love. This message examines these four levels, which are likened to espousal love, committed love, covenant love and pure love. Each level of love is a deeper aspect of relationship with the Lord and requires a greater degree of commitment to Him. What level of relationship do you have with the Lord? Do you love Him for what He can provide for you, or do you love Him for Who He is?

There are twelve specific “waters” that we need to go through on our spiritual journey. These waters are typified by the twelve water wells of Elim in Exodus 15: 23-27. This message takes you on a progression from the waters of cleansing, baptism, separation, healing and on to the waters of abundant provision.

Has your relationship with the Lord brought you into waters to swim in, or are you in only knee deep? This message will be both a blessing and a challenge to your personal spiritual growth.

This message is a fresh look at the Lord’s Table and what it really represents. Communion is to be a celebration of what the Lord is doing, not just a memorial of what He did. You will learn that taking communion should bring a fresh revelation of Jesus, provide specific blessing, produce signs and wonders, release personal encouragement, open portals in the heavens, and strengthen your faith in times of adversity. And you can partake of it as often as you wish!

If your spiritual well has run dry, it's time to dig another well! This teaching taken from Genesis 26 looks at the wells that Isaac dug and applies the principles to our lives. If we keep digging wells, we will find the one that meets our needs and refreshes us so we can become fruitful in our ministry to others.

Unbelief is a like a virus or spiritual paralysis. If we are infected with it, it can take over our lives and make us spiritually ineffective. This message exposes some of the root causes of this debilitating condition and prescribes remedies on how to put unbelief behind us so we can grow in expectation and faith. You do not need to succumb to its hindering influence.

After Jesus was crucified, His disappointed disciples decided to go back to fishing. They did not expect to find the Lord preparing them for the kind of fishing He had in store for them.

Whenever we encounter disappointments, we tend to return to what is familiar. However, that is the time we need a divine visitation. This message will prepare you for such a visitation.

Matthew 25 gives an account of ten virgins who were waiting to meet the Bridegroom. But when the call came for them to go out and meet Him, some were not ready and missed their opportunity to meet Him.

The Spirit of the Lord is still calling God’s people to prepare for His appearing. However, some are slumbering and inattentive to the summons. This message is a challenge to leave the mundane and the things that entangle us and prepare ourselves to go out to meet Him.

The pieces of a jigsaw puzzle provide some specific insights into finding our place in the body of Christ. This message draws 12 principles from puzzle pieces and applies them to our inter-personal relationships in the church. After hearing this message, you will never put another puzzle together again with remembering where you fit. This message reveals what is the most important piece of every puzzle.

The power of the spoken word is not always understood. Yet, words are the means by which we convey most of our thoughts, intentions, and desires to others. Our words can wound and condemn, or they can inspire and encourage all to whom they are spoken. Scripture reveals that our words are also the means through which we receive the promises of God.

Words are the embodiment of thought, for without the expres­sion of the spoken word, our thoughts would be imprison­ed in our minds. To a large degree, our inherent authority is released through the words we speak. Outside of God, the greatest authority in our lives is our own voice.

We need to prepare for the many spiritual battles that are before us. When the battle comes through the gates it is too late for us to prepare. Now is the time to learn how to stand and hold our position in the Spirit. If we expect to win the battle with our “Goliath,” we must first win the struggle with the lion and the bear.

God has provided the armor we need, but we need to put it on and leave it on!

Colossians 1:21 tells us that we are alienated from God because of condemnation in our mind. This strategic message provides life-changing keys that reveal the focus of mind necessary to stay consciously connected to the Lord.

This message also reveals a startling truth regarding your past – it doesn’t belong to you! If our past doesn’t belong to us, then why do we allow the enemy to keep reminding us of it?

To gain freedom from sin or demonic influence, we need to identify the issues causing the bondage and take responsibility for them. After doing that, we can progress forward through the ten steps revealed in this message to renew our mind and gain our victory. These steps are very practical and laid out in such a way that they are east to follow and apply.

Scripture reveals that there are eight specific levels of waiting on the Lord. These levels begin with a general waiting on the Lord, and then progress through deeper disciplines that bring us into such an entwining with His purposes that He finally waits on us.

Most Christians only attain the third level of waiting. This teaching will challenge you to learn to wait in the presence of the Lord until you become an expression of His will in the earth. This will truly bring the kingdom of heaven to earth.