In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses priority resets. Everyone has priorities. What we choose to put first in our lives is an indication of the things we value most. As believers, our highest and first priority should be God. However, we must be on guard for movement in our priorities, as Satan will often use distraction to steal our focus away from spiritual things. We must also not allow our flesh, feelings, and emotions to dictate our priorities. If this happens, we need a priority reset!

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the importance of believers keeping their attention focused first and foremost on the Word of God. Many voices in (and of) the world are constantly at work to capture our attention. Things like circumstances, the news, social media, unexpected medical reports, and even the words of misguided or misinformed loved ones sometimes attempt to speak very loudly into our lives. When we allow such negative influences to steal our focus away from what God and His Word say about our situations, we need an attention reset.

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale discusses how God often initiates resets to keep His children on course with His plan. Everyone, no matter how spiritually advanced, will need a reset from time to time. Such correction is not punishment from God. Rather, resets are our Heavenly Father's way of lovingly redirecting us back into alignment with His will and His good plan for our lives.

In this special midweek lesson, Pastor Dale gives an update on The 21 Day Feast and gives encouragement to those participating. He also shares several "feeding hints" given to him by inspiration of the Holy Spirit to help us feed further (and better) on the Word of God over the next few weeks and beyond. The Lord will meet us in the place of our seeking, especially when we seek Him out in His Word. Need answers? Position yourself to receive by getting into the Word.

In this final midweek service for 2025, Pastor Dale looks back over some of the key sermons and message series from this past year. One of the hallmarks of being a Spirit-led church is the consistency of the message preached. Reminding ourselves of past things brought forth to us through the Spirit helps to stir up the revelation we have received. In doing so, we position ourselves to move forward and upward into all God has prepared for us in the next season and beyond.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the law (or principle) of "first things" discussing, in particular, the importance of believers placing the things of God first in their lives. Every breakthrough in the Kingdom is activated by a spiritual law, and the law of first things is no exception. Whenever we intentionally put God first, we reap a great harvest. However, withholding from the Lord by NOT giving Him first place hinders His work in our lives. When we prioritize God and the things of His Kingdom, we set ourselves in position to receive the fullness of His blessing.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the importance of "pressing in" to the things of God. Receiving all that God has preordained and prepared for His children does not happen automatically. Believers must actively and wholeheartedly pursue the things of God, rather than sitting idle and waiting on His blessings to simply "fall" from the sky. When we press in to know God and learn more about His Kingdom and His plan for our lives, we can fully expect to be met with the revelation, wisdom, and direction necessary to move forward - and upward - into greater levels of blessing and spiritual maturity.

In this message, Pastor Dale teaches on the benefits of developing and maintaining an attitude of thanksgiving and praise toward God at all times and in all circumstances. Praise and thanksgiving are more than expressions; they are connectors to the force of faith. When we praise and give thanks to God, especially with our voices and words, supernatural power is released, our faith is strengthened, and our capacity to receive is increased.