When someone takes a stand in their own strength, it is bound to fail. In this sermon, Gary Wilkerson talks about what it means to stand in the power of the Holy Spirit and reminds listeners that choosing to pray always is not as simple as it seems. Drawing from Ephesians 6:18 and other passages, Wilkerson encourages us to pray at all times in order to combat the attacks of the enemy.

A personal encounter with Jesus will transform every aspect of a person’s life, from their mindset to their actions to their faith. In this sermon recorded at The Springs Church in Jacksonville Fl, John Bailey explores what it looks like to live with faith that risks everything on Christ.

In his letter to the Romans, Paul wrote that "we are more than conquerors." Without the right context, that verse can be easily misunderstood. In this sermon, John Bailey offers a unique take on what it actually means to be a conqueror through Christ.

An event may change your mind, but only an encounter with Jesus can change your life. In this sermon, Tim Dilena reminds believers that there is hope after every failure.

Faith often requires patience. In this sermon, Claude Houde looks at what Christians should do when they are waiting for the fulfillment of God's plans. He offers a reminder that no failure, betrayal or span of time could interrupt God's promises for the lives of his people.

There is no replacement for the message of the gospel. We must be careful not to let anything, even good things, get in the way of the gospel. In this sermon, Tim Dilena offers a passionate reminder not to let anything dilute the power of Christ’s message.

Everyone needs someone in their life who is willing to listen and be a source of hope. For many people, especially pastors and ministry leaders, there is a tendency to focus on encouraging others without receiving encouragement in return. In this sermon, Gary Wilkerson looks at what the book of Romans has to say on community among believers.

Encouragement is powerful. We often place a very high value on the encouragement of other people, and that’s a good thing. Sometimes, though, we need to learn how to encourage ourselves in the Lord. In this sermon, Tim Dilena looks to the Old Testament story of David and Jonathan to provide a whole new perspective on encouragement.

God has chosen to use people to display his character. Despite our brokenness and failures and flaws, God still works through us to reveal who he is. In this sermon, Carter Conlon offers a look at what it actually means to have the mind of Christ.