God is not shaking the earth to destroy you. He is shaking it to reveal what cannot be destroyed.

In this urgent and prophetic message, Pastor Coats abandons his prepared sermon to deliver a "fresh from the throne" word about the Great Shaking happening right now. Using Hebrews 12 as the anchor, he addresses the turmoil in the world, the exposure of major ministries, and the "divine reset" God is orchestrating in His church.

If you have built your life on politics, money, or even the reputation of a famous preacher, you are standing on faulty ground. This message is a wake-up call to move your foundation to the only Kingdom that cannot be moved.

In this service, you will learn:

The Divine Reset: Why the chaos we see in the world isn't just "crazy times"—it's a deliberate shaking initiated by God Himself .

The Exposure of Leaders: A sober look at why so many prominent ministries and leaders are falling right now, and why God refuses to sweep sin under the rug anymore .

The Glass House Warning: A critical warning to the "self-appointed inspectors" of the church: if you throw stones at another ministry, make sure your own glass house is perfect .

Testing vs. Tempting: The vital difference between Satan testing you (to prove failure) and God testing you (to prove faith) .

Glory vs. Noise: How to tell the difference between a church that hosts the presence of God and one that just "maintains the activities of man" .

Everything that can be shaken will be shaken. Make sure you are standing on the Rock.

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What do you do when the world around you seems to be collapsing and the voices around you are screaming "Run"?

In this verse-by-verse study of Psalm 11, we tackle one of the most famous questions in scripture: "If the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous do?". While the natural instinct is to "flee like a bird to the mountain" when society crumbles or enemies attack, David teaches us a different response.

This message challenges the advice of the naysayers and reminds us that while the foundations on earth may shake, the throne in heaven has not moved.

In this service, you will learn:

The "Run Away" Voices: How to handle the critics and fear-mongers who tell you that your situation is hopeless and you should just escape.

A New Perspective on "Foundations": A fresh interpretation of verse 3—is David despairing, or is he defiantly saying, "Even if the foundations crack, I’m sticking with God"? .

God’s X-Ray Vision: Why God doesn't even need to open His eyes to see through the enemy's plans (His "eyelids" test the sons of men) .

Testing vs. Tempting: The critical theological difference between Satan tempting you (looking for failure) and God testing you (looking for faith) .

The Law of Exposure: A sobering distinction between your sins being "found out" (exposed to others) and your sins "finding you out" (consequences you can't outrun) .

Don't let the fear of the enemy drive you out of the will of God. The Lord is still in His Holy Temple.

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We often ask God to baptize our weaknesses, but have you ever asked Him to baptize your strengths?

In this closing message on the life of Gideon, Pastor Coats explores the tragic final chapter of one of Israel's greatest judges. We see a man who started in crippling insecurity, rose to mighty victory, but ultimately fell into a trap of his own making.

While Gideon rightly refused to be crowned King of Israel , this message reveals how he subtly drifted into idolatry by creating a "Golden Ephod"—a rival altar that ensnared his entire family. It serves as a sober warning that our greatest attributes, if not continually submitted to God, can become our greatest downfall.

In this service, you will learn:

The Art of Diplomacy: How Gideon used a "soft answer" to defuse a potential civil war with the tribe of Ephraim.

The Snare of the Ephod: The story of the 43 pounds of gold ($3 million value) that Gideon turned into an idol, distracting Israel from the true Tabernacle.

The Unbaptized Arm: A powerful historical illustration of warriors who were baptized but held their sword arms out of the water so they could continue to sin—and how we do the exact same thing today .

Baptizing Your Strengths: Why submitting your talents and victories to God is just as important as submitting your sins and failures.

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