Dominion Church Podcast Experience

In this message we see God as a heavenly missionary. We see him time and again baring the sin of people and working with them where there are.

Evangelist Dan Warner brings an encouraging and challenging word on the significance of the ministry of reconciliation and how it practically manifests in our lives.

We all first approach God as His enemy…not on His part, but on ours. Our behavior makes us believe we are enemies of God, but nothing is farther from the truth. God has no enemies!

The Crisis of Faith with Evangelist Dan Warner.

As is true of Rorschach tests, the way God appears to people says at least as much about them as it does about God. Insofar as God's noncoercive Spirit can break through the hearts and minds of people- insofar as these hearts are inclined in the direction of faithfulness, blamelessness, and purity- God can reveal himself as He truly is. But insofar as people have twisted hearts and minds that...

What people see and hear is strongly conditioned by what they expect to see and hear. Along the same lines, people are only able to receive the truth about God to the degree that their innermost hearts are aligned with His character. The good news is that John proclaims that when Christ appears, "we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is," which is why "all who have this h...

Joseph is a prophetic forerunner who would later point us to Jesus the Messiah. Yes, Joseph becomes a ruler and judge over the land, but let's take a little bit of time to lean into the judgment of Joseph that most looks like the character and nature of God. He/Jesus judges through tears.

Evangelist Dan Warner shares a word that challenges us to invade culture with the light of the Kingdom of God. This is a light that Jesus not only patterned for us, but He also invited us to bear and release the same light.

This online streaming exclusive begins with an introduction by Pastor Matthew Hester including updates on our new facility. The introduction is followed by a message from our archives, Beauty Will Save The World. Thanks for joining us!

Our strength comes from the Lord, but it's not simply for the sake of being strong. We are equipped and called to share our strength with others. .

In this Father's Day message Apostle Matthew shares observations about the goodness of God and what it means to father with love and compassion. We have an always good Father Who provides and amazing example for us to follow.

In this message Evangelist Dan follows up his focus on divine culture. He explains how we each offer Jesus based on how we know Him. This is a vital key to understanding how divine culture works.

In this message Apostle Matthew looks at the relationships dynamic of the Holy Spirit through Pentecost. Mankind seems to always default to the terms and conditions of legislating relationship with God, but He has an altogether different way in mind.

In this message Evangelist Dan Warner shares about power and impact of Divine Culture. We find ourselves in a conflict of culture, just like in the days of Jesus. We need wisdom and understanding on how to identify and release the culture of the Kingdom to the world around us.

Women can easily read Proverbs 31 and instead of being encouraged are tempted to come away discouraged. They’re thinking, “I can never be that.” Or single guys might read this passage and think, “I want to find a wife who’s perfect like that.” Married men could read this passage and think, “I wish my wife was perfect like that.” All of these thoughts are obviously unhealthy responses to this pictu...

There are three levels of relationships with Jesus we can observe John 8. There are the curious, the believers and the disciples. This message will challenge and encourage you in your relationship with Jesus and with others.

This message is a powerful encouragement from Prophet Martha Hester about having a fresh encounter with God. She uses the story of the woman at the well to show us that Jesus never really came for the water, but He came for the woman. Listen and be blessed today!

The God of all is good – Athanasius said he is “supremely noble by nature,” because that’s the way God is. When Athanasius says that, he’s not talking about a solitary isolated person – he’s talking about the Trinity. The God of all is good and supremely noble by nature. Therefore, this God is the lover of the human race. That’s the only way we’ll ever have trust. If somebody’s introducing doubt i...

When Jesus cries out the phrase, "My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?" from a place of great agony, He’s not declaring a theology of separation from God or nontrinitarianism. Jesus cannot be separate from God since they are one and the same. It also doesn’t paint a picture of how a holy God is offended by sin in such a way that He cannot be in the presence of sin. But the Bible nev...

We remember it in the church as Palm Sunday. This is the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. It’s the day when Jesus of Nazareth pre-planned a comical, yet prophetic event, in order to fulfill Zechariah’s prophecy of the coming Messiah (Zech 9:9). Jesus literally acts it out. It’s no coincidence. At the same time Pilate is parading in on the west side of the Temple to oversee Passover, ready...

Jesus is not in conflict with the God we see in the Old Covenant! Jesus is the pure revelation of the God we see in the Old Covenant. Isn’t it interesting how so much of our “veiled” understanding of God pits Jesus against our good Father? If Jesus healed everyone who came to Him, and the Father wills people to be sick, then we have a divided house. Jesus spoke peace to the storm; He didn’t send s...

N.T. Wright says of the first century Jews and Christians: "They were not understanding themselves as living in a narrative which said, 'All humans are sinful and will go to hell; maybe God will be gracious and let us go to heaven instead and dwell with Him'." The idea of an angry God requiring payment or satisfaction through the death of another is just simply not a Biblical ide...

Special Guest: Bishop Jamie Englehart Bishop Jamie brings a challenging and refreshing word to the Body of Christ that shows us a more clear representation of the heart and nature of God. God is light...and in Him there is no darkness ( 1 John 1:5). 

Evangelist Dan Warner ministers a timely word on revival, what moves the heart of God and how we should respond to both. This message will bless your life!

Jesus always has the ability to speak to the core of human life, the heart. Purity or cleanliness was an important religious theme in Jesus’ day. Observing all the Old Testament laws of being clean could bypass the most important purity of all, purity of the heart. Jesus declares here that a pure heart is what produces external purity, not vice versa.