Divine Contact Ministries

This experience looks at the story of the ten lepers Jesus healed, and the one who returned to give thanks. His simple act of gratitude set him apart and showed a heart that recognized God’s grace. The passage reminds us that gratitude isn’t just a response but a way of seeing God at work in everyday life. When we pause to thank Him, our faith deepens and our perspective shifts. This sermon invite...

Hannah’s story in 1 Samuel 1 shows that true prayer is born from honesty, faith, and surrender. She poured out her heart to God, trusted Him before seeing results, and dedicated her blessing back to Him. When we pray like Hannah, God not only answers — He transforms our hearts.

In Exodus 24–32, the Israelites grow impatient waiting for Moses and turn to a golden calf, choosing what they could see over trusting the unseen God. This experience explores how impatience leads to poor decisions and reminds us that waiting on God is never wasted—it’s where faith and character are refined.

For this bible study, we learn about how the Israelites grew impatient waiting for Moses and turned to Aaron, a leader who feared people more than God. Together, they crafted a golden calf, wanting other gods instead of the true God who had delivered them. Their story reminds us that true leadership stays anchored in God’s voice, not the noise of the crowd or the idols of the moment.

For this experience, we’re reminded of the depth of God’s love — that He sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, to rescue us when our sin was as filthy as vomit before a holy God. We couldn’t save ourselves, but Jesus took our place on the cross so we could be made new. For those who are saved, God has given His Spirit to empower us to overcome the pull of the flesh and live in victory. And if you haven...

When Peter and Jesus needed money for the temple tax, Jesus told Peter to find it in a fish’s mouth, and he did. This story reminds us that when we’re believing God for a miracle, obedience opens the door. God already has our provision waiting. We just have to trust and act in faith.

In this experience, we explore how God calls us to move forward in obedience rather than remain stuck in what He’s already left behind. Saul’s story reminds us that sacrifice means nothing without obedience, and our free will gives us the daily choice to follow God’s direction or our own. When we choose obedience, we align ourselves with God’s will and step into the destiny He’s already prepared f...

For this experience, we explore the power of transparency—how bringing our struggles and sins into the light isn’t about shame, but about God’s redeeming grace. When we’re honest about where we’ve been and what God has brought us through, He can use our testimony to reach people who need hope. Just as Christ calls us to “go and tell,” our stories become living evidence of His mercy and love. God d...

In Exodus 14, God gave the Israelites a clear command: “Go forward.” Even with the Red Sea before them and Pharaoh’s army behind, God called them out of fear and into faith. Too often, we get stuck in the in-between—hesitating, doubting, or looking back. But just as God parted the waters for Israel, He makes a way for us when we choose to move forward in obedience.

For this experience, we are reminded Ephesians 6 tells us to put on God’s armor. In the garden, Eve listened to the serpent and Adam stayed silent. They didn’t seek God first, and that opened the door for the enemy. He didn’t need force—just doubt. Jesus shows us the better way. When tempted, He stood firm in God’s Word. That’s our example too: seek God first, stay armored, and stand strong.

For this Bible study, we learn how God called Abram to leave his country and family, yet Abram brought Lot along (Gen. 11:27–12:9). This caused tension until they separated. Only then did God give Abram further instructions and expand His promises, showing that full obedience opens the way for greater revelation and blessing.

This experience explores what it means to recognize and follow the voice of God, drawing from Psalm 127, John 10, and Psalm 23. Jesus calls us by name, reminding us to walk in purpose, be careful who we allow to shepherd us, and enter through Him—the true Door who gives freedom and salvation. When we check our emotions and let the Spirit lead, we find rest and direction for our souls. Who's voice...

In this experience, we study 1 Corinthians 12:1-10, unpacking the gift of tongues. Tongues edify the believer and serve as a sign for unbelievers, while prophecy strengthens and guides the Body of Christ. As Paul reminds us, the Spirit’s gifts are not for self-promotion, but for the edification of the church and the advancement of God’s Kingdom.

This divine experience unpacks how we can protect our anointing by hearing, processing, and obeying God’s Word, and choosing covenant over compromise no matter what.

In this experience, we dive into 1 Corinthians 12:10, where Paul lists the spiritual gift of discerning spirits. This gift equips believers to recognize the difference between the Holy Spirit, human influence, and demonic activity. We explore, through Christ’s authority, how we can identifiy and rebuke spirits that do not align with God’s truth.

In this experience, we explore the danger of letting our emotions dictate our choices and direction in life. Scripture reminds us in Jeremiah 17:9-10 that "the heart is deceitful above all things.." Our feelings can be misleading, inconsistent, and even destructive if left unchecked. As believers, we are not called to be ruled by our emotions, but we are called to be guided by the Holy Spirit. Tog...

In this divine experience, we learn how God instructed Gideon to reduce his army from 32,000 to just 300 men to show that victory comes from Him, not human strength. With faith, Gideon obeys, and God gives Israel a miraculous win over the Midianites. This is a reminder for us to trust God when the odds are against you. Faith means believing God can do more with less. When we obey, He brings the vi...

The valley isn’t just a place of pain, it’s where growth happens. Psalm 23:4 reminds us that God walks with us, even in the darkest moments. Going through the valley builds faith, trust, and a deeper connection with Him. It’s not the end. It's a necessary part of the journey.

Romans 8:18 – “Our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.” In this experience, we’re reminded that our pain we face is wasted. Though we suffer, we carry spiritual authority through Christ. God is not distan. He is our present help, our strength, and our refuge. No matter the trouble, His glory is coming, and your authority is already here. Stand fir...

In a world dimmed by confusion and compromise, we’re reminded of our divine call to be the light. This experience traces light’s origin in Genesis to Jesus’ bold claim in John 8:12, revealing how His light now shines in us, through us, and how we are called to shine bright in all places.

In this experience, we reflect on the courage of a woman who kept showing up to worship despite being bent over in pain for nearly two decades. Her persistence placed her in position for healing. Jesus saw her, called her forward, and loosed her from what had bound her. Let this remind you no matter how long you've been struggling, your faith to show up matters. Jesus sees you. He calls you. Be lo...

In Matthew 8:18; 24-34, Jesus shows His power to deliver by calming storms and casting out demons. That same power lives in us through the Holy Spirit. You don’t have to stay bound by fear, addiction, or torment. Through the Spirit, you have authority to break free and cast out what doesn’t belong. Deliverance is yours. Walk in it.

For this experience, Mark 9:14–24 pushes us beyond surface-level faith. When the disciples failed to cast out a demon, Jesus revealed that real power comes from wholehearted belief in God, not empty routine. The father’s plea, “Lord I believe, but help my unbelief,” shows that faith is less about having it all together and more about trusting God deeply. It’s not enough to just go to church. We’re...

In this experience, Pastor Rory Roberts unpack how Paul and Silas responded to injustice and imprisonment with worship. At their lowest point—beaten, bound, and behind bars—they sang praises at midnight, and God responded with a miracle. This story reminds us that worship in the dark can lead to breakthrough. When we praise through pain, chains fall—not just ours, but others' too. Your praise has...

Isaiah saw the glory of God and it changed everything. Hebrews 11:1 calls us to live by faith, trusting what we can’t see. This experience reminds us that true faith starts by being rooted in a clear vision of who God is. When we see Him clearly, we can follow Him boldly in spite of.