Purpose House Church Podcast

The candlestick was made of one piece of gold. It weighed approximately 125 pounds. It had a definitive look and had accessories. It's a reminder that we are to keep oil in our lamps at all times. Pastor Jason McKinnies also shows us in this message how the lamp is the Lamb of God. As we continue the Tabernacle series, we are reminded of how the candlestick relates to us today!

In today's message, Pastor Jason McKinnies brings us to the laver in the Tabernacle series. The brazen laver stood between the altar and the tabernacle. You could not be cleansed at the laver unless you first made a sacrifice at the altar. You could not enter the Tabernacle unless you made a sacrifice at the altar and were cleansed at the laver.

There were seven pieces of furniture in the Tabernacle. Seven is the number of perfection and these seven pieces show us the perfect provision of God for us to fellowship an be in relationship with Him. In today's message, Pastor Jason McKinnies continues the journey of leading us through the Tabernacle and the first piece of furniture we come to is the Brazen Altar.

As we continue The Tabernacle series, we learn that everything down to the last detail, was ordered and ordained by God. It mattered WHO constructed the Tabernacle and God was also clear about how many areas were to be in the Tabernacle. The spiritual significance of the gate and even the fence is a powerful reminder that the fence was meant to be a form of separation by which man could not get in...

In Week three of the tabernacle series, Pastor Jason McKinnies continues speaking on God's specific instructions to Moses about the positions of the tribes and priests as they camped around the tabernacle. He also addresses the uniqueness of the emblems flown over the four standard-bearing tribes and how they correlate with Jesus in the four gospels of the New Testament.

This week Pastor Michael Dupriest talks about the importance of being a watchman. He touches on three contributing factors to why we have allowed things into our lives and our family's life. These factors are having distractions, being spiritually asleep, and being blinded by the enemy. He ends with Jeremiah 31, how God uses the watchman to blow the trumpet. It was a sign of restoration for t...

In week two of the tabernacle series, Pastor Jason McKinnies focuses on how God was specific when He instructed people to make all things according to the pattern He laid out. Often, in our lives, we want what God has promised but we struggle to follow His directions. But if we desire God's provision then we must trust and follow His pre-vision. God was also very specific about the "posi...

What do types and shadows, the passover, the third day and a priestly tribe all have in common? Those are just a few of the things Pastor Jason McKinnies touches on in todays introductory message in our brand new series, "The Tabernacle". You will also discover that God's Pre-vision made provision and how the biblical principle of giving willingly hasn't changed.

This week, Pastor Jason goes into depth about what the bible says about baptism and the importance of it. He touches on the two ordinances of the church and the how we most often talk about "The Lord's Table" and its meaning but leave the subject of Baptism untouched. He Speaks on the history of Baptism and how it became such an important part of our Faith. He also speaks on the com...

Accountability is defined as taking responsibility for our actions, the obligation to explain or report our actions. It's the ability to give an account for ourselves. Pastor Jason Mckinnies concludes our Straight A's series with a message about accountability verses responsibility and how inaction is an action. Using the story of Adam and Eve, he lays out how the "blame game"...

In accordance with Ephesians 3:20, we believe that God is able to do superabundantly more than we realize! In today's message, Pastor Melissa McKinnies challenges us with asking if we have an expectation of God, can God have an expectation of us. Is it a reasonable expectation? She tackles what happens when we have unrealistic expectations in this life and what it means to need a perfect gift...

What has your attention? Who has your attention? In a day and age of social media, 24-hour news, influencers and what feels like non-stop commercials, where is your attention? In today's message, Pastor Melissa McKinnies reminds us that we shouldn't be like gnats, that we should "pay attention" and that God desires and deserves our full attention. You'll laugh for sure bec...

One of the oldest manuscripts of the bible, the Sinaiticus, doesn't title this book of the bible, "The Acts of the Apostles." Instead, it simply titles it "The Acts." Throughout this book of the bible you will see Acts of the Holy Spirit, the Acts of Jesus Christ, and through the power of the Holy Spirit, you will see the Acts of the Apostles. The book of Acts has no forma...

In today's message, Pastor Jason continues our Straight A's series with Taking Authority over Athaliah. You just might be wondering who that is so we'll give you a clue. You might know all about her mother! Just  remember, the enemy has one plan and one goal for your life and it is up to us to take authority over him, including the spirit of Athaliah.

In Ephesians 2:10, the bible tells us that we were created in Christ Jesus for good works. We have a purpose, we have an assignment on this earth. Society seeks meaning and purpose from various places and things including achievements, relationships, work/career and hobbies to name a few. But in order to fulfill our purpose in the kingdom of God we will find the advancement into our divine assignm...

When you were in school, straight A's might have been a big deal. For others, eh, not so much! We feel you, we really do, either way! But in church, straight A's mean something a little different. Find out how in today's message! Pastor Jason McKinnies begins this series with "Acceleration" with a focus on Ephesians 5:16. He focuses on when divine acceleration will happen...

Jesus was set apart for a special purpose and service, and He was committed in carrying out His purpose. Through His commitment and consecration, we have been given a choice to commit and be set apart for a service and purpose. In today's message, Pastor Jason McKinnies uses the story of Naaman to show us that it takes a simple act of obedience in presenting yourself to God and that simple ac...

We are called to communion with Christ. Jesus called the disciples. He also called Lazarus but there was a difference in the call. Lazarus was physically dead, the disciples were spiritually dead. There were three things that Jesus did when it came to Lazarus. In today's message, Pastor Jason McKinnies gives us the three ways that Jesus called Lazarus out. He as well is calling out to us toda...

Thomas Edison said, "The successful person makes a habit of doing what the failing person doesn't like to do." In Luke 22:28-30, community, consecration, commitment, and communion are all found in this portion of scripture. In this week's message, Pastor Jason McKinnies focuses on another set of C's including conflict, contending and celebration. We all desire to live an o...

It's one of our favorite days of the year at SIWC; it's Vision Sunday 2.2! Before we can ever be a church on purpose, we must first know our own purpose! We are a church on purpose because nothing happens by accident! We will be on purpose across the aisle, across the street, and around the world! We will, along with God's help, build the church and the gates of hell shall not preva...

Pastor Jason McKinnies explores the three levels of doubt that David and Jesus had to overcome in their lives. He explains how both overcame those doubts and went on to destroy the giants in their lives by fulfilling their purpose. David served those around him, and in the end it was a victory for the kingdom. When Jesus destroyed His enemy, we became His inheritance!

Our first service in our new auditorium is proof positive that God will bless the work of your hand. May 1st is what many deem as May Day. It's the celebration of the return of Spring. It's to celebrate that the cold, dark, and gloomy days when growth has been stymied are over. Pastor Jason McKinnies reminds us that the May Day of the church is celebration but the Mayday of the lost is a...

Thank you for joining us today! Pastor Jason McKinnies takes us on a journey through the story of Joseph of Arimathea. He was a good and righteous man who was also a secret disciple of Jesus. He asked Pilate for permission to take down Jesus' body and he buried Him in his new tomb. In today's message, Pastor Jason focuses on how Joseph of Arimathea begged for, how he took, how he prepare...