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Called to Change One Life at a Time!
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Valley of Kings: Pressing
Mar 101:43:24Tap to summarizeWe see in this sermon that we are a people whom God has awakened, strengthened, confronted, and led into decisive obedience, and now He is pressing us so that what He has planted within us can finally be revealed. As we walk the same pathway traced by Abraham, Nicodemus, and Jesus Himself, we learn that the Valley of the Kings is not a place of defeat but the place where kings are formed, where our convictions become choices, our choices become character, and our character becomes the vessel through which God releases pure oil, enduring faith, and resurrection life. In this pressing, we discover that we are not being crushed but refined, not being diminished but transformed, not losing ourselves but becoming more like the King who went before us. And as we continue saying “Yes, Lord” in every pressing, we find that we too are being shaped into those who will reign with Him, men and women whose lives produce pure olive oil that can sustain generations.
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Valley of Kings: Pressing
Mar 101:43:24Tap to summarizeWe see in this sermon that we are a people whom God has awakened, strengthened, confronted, and led into decisive obedience, and now He is pressing us so that what He has planted within us can finally be revealed. As we walk the same pathway traced by Abraham, Nicodemus, and Jesus Himself, we learn that the Valley of the Kings is not a place of defeat but the place where kings are formed, where our convictions become choices, our choices become character, and our character becomes the vessel through which God releases pure oil, enduring faith, and resurrection life. In this pressing, we discover that we are not being crushed but refined, not being diminished but transformed, not losing ourselves but becoming more like the King who went before us. And as we continue saying “Yes, Lord” in every pressing, we find that we too are being shaped into those who will reign with Him, men and women whose lives produce pure olive oil that can sustain generations.
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Kidron: Decision
Feb 2201:30:34Tap to summarizeIn this message, we are reminded that our journey with God has moved from awakening at Gihon, to gaining strength on the ancient paths, to forging conviction at Hermon—and now Kidron calls us to turn those convictions into daily decisions. We learn that Kidron is not a place of dramatic moments but the valley where our quiet, repetitive choices reveal who we truly are, just as loyalties were exposed when David and later Jesus crossed it. As we consider the narrow ascent toward God and the wide descent away from Him, along with the monuments of Zechariah and Absalom standing side by side, we see that our small decisions carry radical outcomes. The Spirit assures us that we are already a people who have said “Yes” in advance, and now our task is to let our steps match the ancient path beneath our feet so that our lives become monuments of faithfulness shaped one decision at a time.
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Kidron: Decision
Feb 2201:30:34Tap to summarizeIn this message, we are reminded that our journey with God has moved from awakening at Gihon, to gaining strength on the ancient paths, to forging conviction at Hermon—and now Kidron calls us to turn those convictions into daily decisions. We learn that Kidron is not a place of dramatic moments but the valley where our quiet, repetitive choices reveal who we truly are, just as loyalties were exposed when David and later Jesus crossed it. As we consider the narrow ascent toward God and the wide descent away from Him, along with the monuments of Zechariah and Absalom standing side by side, we see that our small decisions carry radical outcomes. The Spirit assures us that we are already a people who have said “Yes” in advance, and now our task is to let our steps match the ancient path beneath our feet so that our lives become monuments of faithfulness shaped one decision at a time.
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Walking out what Hermon won
Feb 2001:05:10Tap to summarizeCalled to Change One Life at a Time!
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Walking out what Hermon won
Feb 2001:05:10Tap to summarizeCalled to Change One Life at a Time!
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Hermon: Confrontation
Feb 1501:36:55Tap to summarizeIn this sermon, we are reminded that our journey of faith is marked by continual awakenings and necessary confrontations, just as the ancient paths of Israel reveal. Our identity and convictions are forged through facing both external adversaries and internal temptations, echoing Abraham’s unwavering faith at Tel Dan and Jesus’ victory at the gates of Caesarea Philippi. As we stand on the eternal path, we are called to consult what God has already revealed, trusting that each confrontation—whether against overwhelming odds or subtle compromise—deepens our resolve and leads us closer to the fullness of God’s promises. The heart of the message is that our victories, like those of our spiritual ancestors, are assured when we embrace the faith of Abraham, reject compromise, and march confidently toward every challenge, knowing that Adonai guides us and that the gates of hell will not prevail against us.
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Hermon: Confrontation
Feb 1501:36:55Tap to summarizeIn this sermon, we are reminded that our journey of faith is marked by continual awakenings and necessary confrontations, just as the ancient paths of Israel reveal. Our identity and convictions are forged through facing both external adversaries and internal temptations, echoing Abraham’s unwavering faith at Tel Dan and Jesus’ victory at the gates of Caesarea Philippi. As we stand on the eternal path, we are called to consult what God has already revealed, trusting that each confrontation—whether against overwhelming odds or subtle compromise—deepens our resolve and leads us closer to the fullness of God’s promises. The heart of the message is that our victories, like those of our spiritual ancestors, are assured when we embrace the faith of Abraham, reject compromise, and march confidently toward every challenge, knowing that Adonai guides us and that the gates of hell will not prevail against us.
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Spring To Summit
Feb 1301:00:50Tap to summarizeThis sermon calls us to recognize that we are no longer standing at the beginning of awakening but are already moving with Spirit‑formed muscle and holy momentum along the Ancient Path that leads from the spring to the summit. Drawing from Israel’s journey, the well at Gihon, the King’s Highway, the victories over Sihon and Og, the resolve of Nehemiah, and the awakening of Paul, the message declares that resistance is not a sign of misdirection but the inevitable terrain of those who carry living water within them. We are reminded that God has already placed us on the eternal path, empowered us by His Spirit, and positioned us for confrontations that will become down payments of even greater victories. With confidence, courage, and clarity, we are called to drive forward—dangerous to the enemy, guarded by the Law and the Spirit, and assured that the same Source that awakened us will empower us to ascend all the way to the summit.
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Gihon: Awakening
Feb 801:24:32Tap to summarizeIn this message delivered by Luke LeDesma, Pastor Treaster, and Pastor Wade, we are awakened to the truth that God has always provided a path—like the ancient Gihon spring—that draws us toward His throne, transforms our weakness into strength, and fills us with living water that now flows from within us. Through the stories of David conquering Jerusalem, Solomon’s coronation, Hezekiah’s chiseling of the tunnel, and Jesus healing the blind man at Siloam, we see a pattern: what begins as an external invitation becomes an internal reality as the Spirit and the Word carve out space in us for God’s life to flow freely. Though the enemy may mock us as “blind and lame,” we discover that our moments of mud, pressure, and chiseling are actually the very means by which God builds spiritual muscle and momentum in us. As we awaken to our identity as those who carry the living water, we rise—not just forgiven, but walking as kings, sources of life for our families, our community, and the world.
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