Carter Conlon

Do you find yourself dwelling in a booth between bondage and freedom? Do you have an element of your former bondage that is still clinging to you and your exhausted from trying to be a good Christian? All God requires of you is a heart that thirsts for is Kingdom. When your heart is dry and thirsty and you have nothing left to help yourself God will invite you to come to Him and He will be all the supply and resource you will ever need. As you open your heart to God’s promises life from within will start to spring forth onto others who are thirsty to hear the good news of the Gospel.

It is imperative that everyone who belongs to Jesus Christ learn the voice of God. In these last days demonic voices will arise to deceive us and lead us into captivity. How can we know when God is speaking to us? 

There is an incredible joy and provision when our heart is one with this plan of God. 

The concept of being a servant is not highly esteemed today, as we live in an age where our theology in the church at large seems to have focused on personal gain and social gain, power, influence, authority and individual greatness. 

Joshua said to the people, “Sanctify yourselves, for tomorrow the Lord will do wonders among you.” Joshua knew that their reliance had to be totally on the leading of God and not on human intellect. You and I realistically do not have anything to add to the kingdom of God except obedience and a heart that loves the Lord Jesus Christ. Bring your life whether it was spent for righteous or unrighteous purposes, whether it looks like it is of great value or of no value, bring your life to God. Let the miracle begin with you!

 It is your life and your prayer that can change the course of the nation.

Believers must work constantly not to lose sight of God's work in our lives and will for our communities and world. In this week's sermon, Pastor Carter Conlon shares how believers can defend their minds and spirits against daily erosion and spiritual blindness. He encourages us to constantly remind ourselves of God's promises and past work so that we can remain aware of God's presence around us.