In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on how believers cannot go further in the Spirit until they have an understanding of what actually occurred when they were born again. We were not just saved from sin at the new birth. We were made new creations and raised to new life in Christ. We are no longer of the spirit of Adam, which is the spirit of death. We are now born of God and the Spirit of Life. As a result, we should no longer live (or think) like we are still in Adam and bound by the spirit of death. Rather, we should renew our minds with the Word of God and live as ones who have been made alive and free in Christ!

In this introductory message, Pastor Dale discusses the pivotal role of the Holy Spirit in taking believers further into the plan of God. The Spirit's influence in our lives is not limited to His role in the new birth experience. His is a transformative, progressive work. Because we have been raised and seated with Christ, positionally we cannot go any higher - but we CAN go further in the Spirit. Yielding to His direction and power, both as individual believers and as the Church, is imperative if we are to receive all that is available to us in the place of victory we now occupy in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Mikaela ministers on how our salvation is not determined by - nor does it fluctuate based on - religious performance. Our confidence is to be placed in and solely grounded upon the finished work of Christ. Holiness is an outflow of the inward, change that occurs in a believer at the new birth, not something we "manage" outwardly in our flesh. Focus on producing spiritual fruit, not on building religious facades.

In this message, Pastor Dale discusses the importance of knowing what the scriptures says about believers participating in certain spiritual activities, such as fasting and meditation on the Word. As many in the Grace Fellowship congregation begin a “21 Day Feast” focused on feeding on the Word of God, it is paramount that we understand that merely doing such things out of obligation, tradition, or habit is not enough. For any spiritual activity we pursue to be effective, we must have faith in what we are doing, and that faith MUST have its foundation rooted and grounded in the Word of God. Because scripture speaks clearly of the benefits connected to consistent meditation on the Word, we can have faith that what we are doing will produce results. If we can see it in the Word, it is ours to believe and receive.

Special Christmas communion service.

In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on the power of the name of Jesus. When Christ was seated far above all demonic powers, He was also given a name that is far above every other name. As born again believers seated with Christ, the authority to use the name of Jesus has been delegated to us. While the Blood of Jesus qualifies us for our seat in the heavenlies, His name is what empowers us to conduct Kingdom business as His Body in the earth. Authority must be exercised in order to be effective, and it is our responsibility to use His name by speaking it with boldness and skill.

In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on the power of the Blood of Jesus, particularly in relation to our being raised and seated with Christ in heavenly places. For believers to remain seated in the authority given to them, they must understand we are not seated because of our own good works. We are seated only because of the Blood. And, when the voice of the accuser, Satan, attempts to push us out of our seat with condemnation and sin consciousness, remember: the voice of the Blood always speaks louder, calling for mercy and grace on our behalf. Plead the Blood!

In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on how our covenant with God provides us with confident assurance regarding our position in Christ. There is nothing more certain or sure than covenant, especially one established on the sinless, perfect Blood of Jesus. With covenant comes certain obligations and responsibilities. Just as God made His unwavering loyalty and obligatory covenant action (His "hesed") available to Israel through the Old Covenant, He has now obligated Himself to born-again believers in the same manner through the New Covenant. Because of God's steadfast love and faithfulness, we can be confident of victory in everything He has promised us in His Word.