Both Caesar Augustus and Jesus were heralded as saviors of the world who brought peace.  Who are you trusting?

Here is a blog post about the vision I had in December of 2014:

Let’s dive deep into Jesus’ family as we begin this Christmas season and see how our past does not define God’s power in our lives.  Shame doesn’t have a hold on you, because of Jesus.

Some of the hardest times to praise is when we need to praise the most.  Think of Paul and Silas in the book of Acts chapter sixteen.  Instead of seeing a great break though from the calling to Macedonia, they find themselves in prison, tired, beat up and I’m sure discouraged.  They didn’t lick their wounds, they chose to praise, and great breakthrough followed!

Jesus encouraged the Sadducees in Mark 12 to correct their ways by knowing the word and the power of God.  Pastor Matt shares how this same call exists for us to know Jesus by knowing the word and allowing his power to move in our lives.

Jesus has completed the work of redeeming the world to God and now sits at God’s right hand. All authority is his. In this resting position, Jesus upholds us. We can rest from our striving.

Pastor Ryan Rosser talks about the tent of meeting. In the Old Testament, the tent of meeting was outside the camp of the Israelites. Since Jesus came, the tent of meeting is within each of us.

David Gunsolley talks about how, as we experience Jesus’ love, we are set free from shame, worry, and guilt.

God gives us an amazing ability to control our perspective, our paradigm. The world and the devil will try to shift our paradigm to their priorities. We need to be diligent in keeping our eyes on God’s truth.

Shifting your paradigm handout

There is an anointing of breakthrough on this word.  Keep listening to it until you get down deep in your heart what the Lord is saying to you.  Get free and ride the wave!

Do you need a lift of encouragement?  Feeling like you are all alone in your walk of faith?  Pastor Matt shares from Hebrews 12 concerning the great cloud of witnesses to encourage us to trust Jesus.