We discuss different areas we isolate ourselves away and spend time in the presence of the Lord. We also share times we strongly have felt the presence of the Lord.

King David realized something about the Lord that seemed to contradict what was spoken to Moses about going into the presence of the Lord. The tabernacle that David had built in his time will stand forever because David understood the heart of the Father. Listen as Pastor Jeremiah Genin tells what David discovered and the importance it.

We share moments in our lives where we were lead by the Holy Spirit and speak on what it’s like to step into moments of faith.

God gives us an essential gift; the gift of Himself through the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is there for us, he comes alongside to walk with us, so we can abide with Jesus. Work with the Holy Spirit to accomplish what God wants. Get fully immersed into the Holy Spirit for your life.

This week, we discuss what a life of peace with Christ truly looks like and how God’s greatness makes it possible to have His promise become a reality.

In this message we looked at how God’s greatness assures us that we can live free from all kinds of fear including worry, anxiety, and dread. God wants to help us boldly display His greatness!

We talk about the struggles of getting out of the habit of looking down at our circumstances instead of keeping our eyes, heads, and faith looking up to God and his benefits daily.

The Lord is where our help comes from! He calls us to lift our eyes and faith to Him until He has shown us mercy. Be encouraged to not rely on your own strength, but the Lords!

We talk about how the most recent sermon “Forget Not His Benefits” made us reflect on our current situations in our lives and how God’s benefits can be implemented to help our lives instead of relying on our own strengths and fixing it ourselves.

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