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Jonathan speaks on how delightful God is and that we get to delight in Him. His goodness is part of His delightfulness. Those that look upon God and enjoy Him, their lives will radiate His goodness. 

Daryl speaks about how what what trying to stifle the high praises of God has left. Something beyond our understanding has shifted. Worship is not about taking captive an already defeated enemy; it is loving God and offering Him the high praises He is worthy of, and that somehow causes the enemy to retreat even more. God wants the high praises of His people to scare the hell out of us.

Lin speaks about how there is a legacy of faith that we have received from those who have prayed and gone before us. And this legacy is done through sincere faith; a faith that is genuine, without hypocrisy, and relies on the grace of God. Sincere faith is transferable and has big rewards. The legacy of faith is worth it.

Daryl speaks on how we can sometimes limit the risks we take in faith to our experiences of things not working out. But our experiences are not the standard of how far our faith can go; take the lid off of your faith! Mark 6:1-6

Angela & Dillon share their daughter Aaylah's testimony. Daryl speaks on how as soon as a crisis or devastation ends, immediately reconciliation and restoration kicks in. We are all regenerated creations; we resonate with creation that regenerates. There is an excitement in the atmosphere after these past few years covid crisis, and God's been working and restoring things continually.

Sarina speaks on how hard times are literally a promise from God. Scripture does not advocate escape from trials, but empowerment to go through them. Hard is not equal to evil. Sometimes we can tend to give credit to a demon what is actually God refining and growing us. When hard things happen it is in no way an indicator of our lack of trusting God. There is something about suffering that is the soil for growth that gives way to the blooming of our true identity.

Daryl speaks on how God's message is never intended to destroy but to always build up and create. As believers we therefore can not afford to be critical, especially towards one another. Celebrate the different glorious gatherings of the saints.

Lin speaks on how knowing the power of His resurrection is way more than some far away fact, it is a daily, living, breathing reality in our lives. God is always moving and working, and Jesus shows us a new way to recognize Him. Knowing God and giving Jesus your life is the greatest thing - no regrets.

Paul speaks about Palm Sunday. The physical properties of a palm makes it so it can dance in a storm and provide shade like an oasis in the desert - they symbolize how we will overcome and not break. God uses anything and everything to point towards Him and His goodness. We have a race marked out for us, that is just ours and it's important not to compare our race to one another. You are able to discover the goodness of God. Luke 19:28-48, Psalm 92:12, Heb 12:1

Daryl speaks on how God is doing deep inner work in all humans. Darkness is what keeps people in dis-information and disconnected from the Light of God. The word of God is a way to keep the light on. We've been given a great opportunity in this time to walk hand and hand with Jesus Christ. We've had great heroes of faith fight for the faith for us to be where we are today, and we get to carry on that legacy to the next generation. John 1:9-13; John 14:23

Daryl speaks about how the way we think about things we are going through effects us more than what is actually going on, it is why we have to take hold of our thoughts and renew our minds with God's word. When we just look at things in the natural, we can miss eternal opportunities. The more you drink and get filled up with everlasting water, the more you want it. When the word and the Spirit come together life springs forth! John 4:13-14

Marge Meister speaks on what trust, truth and love are defined to mean and how Jesus is the way to them. Looking at Moses' mother, Jochebed you see an example of extreme trust, and all of us can have moments in life when we don't want to have to trust God with certain things. We are the fertile ground where trust, truth and love flourish and grows and then becomes a resource to the world.  Trust is the need and God's truth is the source, and His truth and love are one in the same. 

Sarina speaks about the Parable of The Sower (from Matthew 13, Mark 4 and Luke 8) and how the four different types of soils receive the seed that is being sown. The example of the soils in the parable reflect the condition of our hearts to be receptive to hear and understand the living word of God. We have the power to determine the condition of our heart, the health our our soil, to be good soil. 

Cindy Gale speaks on how God want's us to know Him as a person, that He knows us on a relational level as His children. When we allow ourselves to be loved by God that is what brings maturity, He matures us by His love. We are in process and need to be patient with ourselves, because God is already loving us through it all.

Lin Nicolet speaks about what being of a different spirit looks like on the earth. The Bible says that Caleb was of a different spirit; he didn't deny the seemingly impossible reality before him, it's just that he was possessed by a greater reality. He could see something more than what was simply seen with his physical eye. God is marking us with a different spirit.

Wendy Jacoby speaks on how our connection to God is what flows into every area of our lives, especially those we are in relationship with. When we are disconnected it really effects us, not just the ones we disconnect from. Every attribute that Jesus represented is in you. God's goal and the new covenant goal is always connection.

Daryl speaks on how God created our bodies to carry memory. We tell our memories what to store by how often we practice and expose ourselves to it. The repetition of a practice or exposure is how we remember. It's too easy for us to discredit and forget things so it is important for us to remember what is important. We need to remind ourselves of God's praises because they are eternal. 

Daryl speaks on how we can forget that there are actually people around that do still believe in us and are longing for us to shine God's light, so we can not quit. How we feel about our performance is not a standard for measurement of our identity. You have been given the gift of God and the world needs you to shine. You are not washed up, God is not done with us yet!

Nathan Shobe's speaks on how important context is in understanding. By looking at Colossians, we see how Paul contextually makes a case for Christ and our full redemption by using imagery and language of the age. The redemption of the world has been completed through the finished work of the cross Jesus. It is only in the uniting of people that you may not agree or feel uncomfortable with, are the ones we need to lock arms and be with - because it is in that tension that we grow and do not get stuck in comfortable truth. 

Guest speaker Jim Zartman speaks on how we were built to speak the name of God, our breathing is saying God's name. We are connected to the ultimate reality. Authority only happens with vulnerability. When we neglect either the heart, mind or body we become off balance. Until you embrace all of who you really are, you will never fully become all of who you are. For more information about Jim visit theartofgrowth.org