Why was Jacob stealing the blessing from Esau significant? It's just a blessing, right? David explains in this video what power blessings actually have in empowering people around you.

A "Gold-digger" is someone who enters into or pursues relationships primarily for their own gain, rather than being genuinely affectionate. A Gold-digger Christian is someone who values what God can give them, but does not value an actual relationship with God.

Derek opens up the Bible to Acts 3, and gives an exposition on the text. He puts emphasis on verse 19, where Peter talks about how repentance brings times of refreshing. Relating this to our modern day, Derek tells us the way to receive these times of refreshing, and blesses the church.

In Church history, there have been many revivals: In these days, we've seen the birth of an Apostolic Revival that is doing a work in the Church. But relating this revival to the Australian Football State of Origin Game one, John tells us we cannot let the wheels fall off. John gives practical advice for keeping a city prayer watch, making sure the second half of the revival goes strong.

Derek Ott takes us through the Bible to explore the concepts of Spiritual leadership, the Slander that comes from the Devil, the Heavenly Council, and what we can understand from these stories for Apostolic fellowship.

Do you believe that Declarations and Decrees are made up by Televangelists and Grifters? Are miracles still for us today? We think so! John Alley shares a message on the Biblical evidence and truth behind Decrees and Declarations.

Have you received a prophecy for your life? Do you feel the Holy Spirit pushing you in a certain direction? Lloyd Gill speaks on how he was called to go out into the nation of Africa, and how he recognises that that is his Lifelong Calling.

Cessationism is the doctrinal belief that the spiritual gifts spoken about in the Bible have ceased. In this message, John Alley shows us where this doctrine comes from, and gives a critique on the veracity of the Cessationist arguments.