Sermon The Pavilion—God's Hiding Place in Times of Trouble August 2, 2025 God provides a spiritual hiding place for believers undergoing His refining process, transforming misunderstanding into preparation for greater authority.
Sermon The Vessel of Misunderstanding — Part 3 July 27, 2025 A powerful message about maintaining spiritual burden and faithful service even when others misunderstand your motives, using Nehemiah as the primary example.
Sermon The Vessel of Misunderstanding — Part 2 July 22, 2025 A message about how God uses seasons of being misunderstood to purify believers, refine their motives, and prepare them for greater spiritual usefulness.
Sermon The Vessel of Misunderstanding — Part 1 July 20, 2025 A message about how God uses seasons of being misunderstood to purify believers, refine their motives, and prepare them for greater spiritual usefulness.
Sermon Do Not Settle July 15, 2025 A powerful message using wine-making metaphors to challenge believers against spiritual stagnation and call them to continued growth and consecration.
Sermon Maintaining the Vintage Shout Through Divine Pressing July 6, 2025 A call to joyful worship during spiritual transformation, using winemaking as a metaphor for God’s refining process and covenant faithfulness.
Sermon The Vintage Shout: Maintaining Praise in the Pressing July 1, 2025 Learning to maintain authentic praise and worship during seasons of divine pressing, using the ancient vintage shout as a model for spiritual maturity.
Sermon Emptied to Be Refined: The Process of the Pouring June 29, 2025 A powerful message on divine restoration and spiritual sanctification, exploring how believers can claim sevenfold restitution while embracing God’s refining process.
Sermon From Vine to Vessel: The Making of the King's Wine June 22, 2025 A prophetic warning against spiritual complacency, using wine-making imagery to illustrate God’s refining process from comfort to maturity.
Sermon Not For Sale: Defending Your Spiritual Heritage May 25, 2025 A powerful call to protect spiritual inheritance from compromise, using Naboth’s vineyard as a metaphor for defending biblical standards against gradual erosion.
