Unleashing the Power Within – Our Inheritance in Christ and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit

John 14:12; 1 Corinthians 12:4–7; Ephesians 4:11–13; Romans 11:29; 1 John 4:9–12; Colossians 2:9; 1 Corinthians 14:1 | Deborah Taylor

On this powerful Baptism Sunday, set in the final week of 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting, Deborah Taylor delivers a stirring message about the spiritual inheritance that belongs to every believer.

We live in a world that often prizes self-reliance, but in Christ, we are invited to live in complete dependence on God and to walk in the gifts of His Spirit. These gifts are not reserved for the “super-spiritual” or the leaders of old—they are given freely to every follower of Jesus as an expression of His love and a calling to serve.

In this message, you’ll discover:

• Why the gifts of the Holy Spirit are for all believers—including you.
• How these gifts are our divine inheritance, freely given to equip us for “greater things.”
• The purpose of spiritual gifts: to build up the Body of Christ and advance God’s Kingdom.
• Practical steps to activate, grow, and serve others with the gifts God has entrusted to you.

As we continue in prayer and fasting, Deborah reminds us that the same Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead is at work within us—empowering us to walk in His gifts and calling us into a life of surrender, obedience, and Kingdom impact.

Face to Face: The Friendship, Protection, and Glory of God
Exodus 33:7–11, 18–23 | Pastor Jacinta Mullins

What does it mean to speak with God “face to face, as a man speaks to his friend”? In this powerful message, Pastor Jacinta unpacks Moses’ extraordinary relationship with God—marked by intimacy, bold prayer, and a longing to see His glory.

Through Exodus 33, we see that friendship with God transforms everything: His hand covers us in danger, His glory carries a holy weight, and His presence leaves us forever changed. Pastor Jacinta challenges us to move beyond a distant, formal faith into an unveiled, radiant relationship with the Lord—where prayer is not a last resort, but the very power source of our lives.

Whether you feel far from God or hungry for more, this message invites you to draw near, experience His protection, and step into the kind of intimacy that leaves you glowing with His presence.

The Principle of First
Genesis 1:1 | Pastor Kevin Mullins & Justin Reyes

How do you begin again with God? In this message kicking off 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting, Pastor Kevin and Justin Reyes walk us through the “Principle of First”—a biblical rhythm that reshapes everything when we live it out.

From Genesis to Jesus, God has always been a "first things first" kind of God. When we give Him the first of our time, our thoughts, our finances, and our worship, we’re not performing—we're positioning. This message challenges us to reorder our lives around what (and who) matters most, offering practical ways to live a first-fruit kind of faith in every season.

Whether you're starting fresh or seeking to realign, this word will inspire you to go all in—because when you put God first, He blesses the rest.

MOVE: Week 7 — “Go Where the Spirit Sends”
Acts 8:26–40 | Pastor Kevin Mullins

What if your next assignment from God doesn’t make sense on paper? In this message, Pastor Kevin unpacks the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch—a powerful reminder that the Gospel moves through obedience, not convenience. Sometimes the Spirit leads us off the beaten path so we can meet the one. When we follow God’s prompting—even into the wilderness—we discover divine appointments, surprising conversations, and fresh opportunities to speak the good news of Jesus.

Whether you feel stuck, scattered, or stirred, this message will encourage you to stay open to where the Spirit is sending you next.

Text: Acts 4:32–5:11; Exodus 36; Leviticus 25; Isaiah 55; John 17

Title: “What Can Stop a Move of God?”

When revival moves, it’s not just the world that notices—hell notices too. In this message, we explore how Spirit-filled community can be corrupted from within through pride, hypocrisy, and false appearances. We look at the radical generosity of the early church and contrast it with the deception of Ananias and Sapphira. Along the way, we trace God’s vision for generosity from Eden to the cross and ask hard questions about financial idolatry, spiritual performance, and carrying God’s name in vain. If you’ve ever wondered what can stop a move of God—this message shows you how it starts…and how to stop it from happening in you.

This week, Pastor Kevin brings a powerful message from Luke 15:1–10 that places Serve Day in the larger rhythm of our year of Gospel Hospitality. We’re reminded that hospitality isn’t a personality trait—it’s a Gospel command. As we prepare to step outside our red doors, this sermon calls us to join the search party with Jesus, who welcomes the lost and rejoices when they are found.

Through stories, scripture, and challenge, we’re invited to serve with strategy, love with intention, and remember the grace that first found us. This isn’t just about volunteering—it’s about reaching. Because every lost thing has value. And every welcome echoes the one we’ve already received in Christ.

Texts: Acts 4:18–31; Psalm 2; Isaiah 55;

This week, we find Peter and John under pressure—commanded by powerful authorities to stop speaking the name of Jesus. But instead of shrinking back, they say: “We cannot help but speak.” What gives ordinary people that kind of courage? In this message, we explore how Spirit-filled boldness isn’t about hype or personality—it’s about a life aligned with heaven. As the early church prays, the room shakes, and the Spirit fills them again. If you’ve ever faced fear, silence, or spiritual pressure, this message is for you. Boldness begins in prayer—and the world still needs your voice.