Company of Believers

Bishop Beau talks about the knowledge of the will of God and our inheritance.

Apostle Barner talks about willingness and joy in being obedient to God.

Adam shares from Luke chapter 10 and encourages believers to have a heart like Mary.

Bishop Beau's son Zadok Barton shares about how we cannot pour out what we are not filled with.

Missionary Carole Ward shares about spiritual mapping and having strategies for winning souls to the kingdom.

Missionary Carole Ward preaches about spiritual conceiving and spiritual birthing.

Missionary Carole Ward preaches on how this life is not our own. Carole shares about living fully surrendered and the necessity of laying our lives down.

Bishop Beau preaches on the gift of the Holy Ghost focusing on 1 Corinthians chapter 14.

Bishop Beau preaches that God has more for His people and reminds believers that we are called to live beyond the natural.

Brother Dan McArthur preaches about following the wind of the Holy Spirit beyond the church walls.

Bishop Beau preaches a stirring call to wake up and rise into the God-ordained hour prepared for your life.

Brother Jordan Murphy preaches about the necessity of believers being the "brook in the desert" bringing the life of Christ to those around them.

Janae Alderton shares about how Jesus is knocking at our door with an invitation for us to have more of Him. Janae urges believers to respond to the invitation of the Lord.

Brother Chad Prytula shares about beholding Jesus and how intimacy with Christ empowers believers.

Bishop Beau preaches from Acts 13, urging believers to silence voices that oppose God's word and to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit. He calls for cutting off ungodly influences and living as instruments of righteousness.

Bishop Beau preaches from Acts 13, urging believers to silence voices that oppose God's word and to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit. He calls for cutting off ungodly influences and living as instruments of righteousness.

Bishop Beau preaches from Matthew 20, teaching that real honor in God’s kingdom is found through humility and service rather than seeking power or recognition. He calls believers to stay devoted to God, walk faithfully in their purpose, and trust that when they put Him first, He will provide for their every need.

Bishop Beau gives a message focusing on Matthew Chapter 20 with the piercing question in the parable of the workers, "is your eye evil because I am good?". He preaches about how envy and comparison distort how we see God's goodness, urging believers to keep a pure, single focus on Jesus.

Jacob Hancock preaches that believers must embrace the humility and selflessness of Christ, laying aside personal comforts and ambitions to live in unity, obedience, and full dedication to God's kingdom purpose of exalting above all.

Bishop Beau preaches on unbelief, and how faith is essential to walk in the calling of God.

Jacob Hancock preaches on the joy of the Lord as our true freedom, exalting the name of Jesus and calling believers to press deeper into His presence.

This sermon is a call to wholehearted worship- immediate, passionate, and pure- exalting Jesus as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. With emphasis on God's presence, guidance, and the sharpness of His word, the message urges believers to press on, offer true sacrifice, and fix their hearts fully on Him.

Bishop Beau preaches on the Word of God and the necessity of faith drawing from the book of Hebrews. He emphasizes listening to God's voice, warns against hardening our hearts, and shows how aligning the Word with faith brings lasting transformation.

Brother Isaac Armstrong preaches on the necessity of praise; that you can't hide when the glory comes. It requires a response of praise.

Jacob Hancock speaks on responding to God's invitation.