"The Question" explores Jesus’ conversation with a Torah scholar, exposing the gap between knowledge and actionable love. Through the parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus challenges religious assumptions, showing that true faith isn’t just about belief—it’s about movement. Is your love visible? Do you practice what you preach?
"To Have What They Had, You Must Do What They Did" challenges believers to embrace the prayer life and devotion of the early Church. Their power, boldness, and unity were birthed in deep communion with God. If we desire the same spiritual vitality, we must cultivate daily prayer, linger in His presence, and align our hearts with His will.
"The Fig Tree is Budding" is a prophetic call to spiritual vigilance. Jesus warns that the signs of the times are as clear as a budding fig tree, urging believers to discern, prepare, and remain steadfast. Complacency is costly, deception is subtle, and obedience is urgent—the time is at hand.
"Walk in God's Glory" offers comfort and courage to those facing trials. Rooted in God’s promises, this message reminds believers that they are never alone—His Spirit dwells within, His glory surrounds, and His reward awaits those who endure in love and faith.
"Authentic Love is Sacrificial Love" challenges believers to move beyond surface kindness and embrace intentional, Christlike compassion. Rooted in John 15:13, this devotional explores what it means to truly “see” others and lay down our lives in everyday acts of selfless love.
"God is Not Against You" dismantles fear-based theology with the truth of divine compassion. Rooted in Psalm 103, this message reminds believers that God’s posture is mercy, not punishment—He remembers our frailty and loves us still.
"What's in Your Wellspring?" Rooted in Luke 6:45 and Matthew 12:33–37, this anniversary message calls believers to cultivate a heart that overflows with mercy. When our wellspring is filled with God’s Word and Spirit, mercy becomes our reflex, our witness, and our way of life.
Theme: Mercy
"What are You Building?" In this powerful licensing sermon, Rev. Tanya Owens challenges us to move past a mere form of godliness and instead embrace the active justice and mercy that God loves. Join us as we discover what it truly looks like to demonstrate mercy as a core spiritual practice and live as rebuilders, restorers, and renewers in a fractured world.
Theme: Mercy
"The Strength to Endure" Rooted in Galatians 6:8–9, this message encourages believers to keep sowing in faith even when the harvest feels delayed.
Theme: Stamina
"The Fortitude to Walk in Your Shoes" Rooted in 2 Timothy 1:6–7, this devotional calls women in ministry to rekindle the God‑given fire within and walk confidently in their spiritual authority.
Theme: Stamina
"This is Temporary" Rooted in 2 Corinthians 4:7–9 and 4:18, this message reframes present pressure through Paul’s dual vision of the seen and unseen.
Theme: Stamina
"Abide" Rooted in John 8:31–36 and shaped by Jesus’ pattern of continuous communion with the Father, this sermonette calls believers to move beyond intellectual belief into surrendered, Spirit‑filled abiding.
Theme: Stamina