Thanksgiving is a holiday set apart for this nation to give thanks to God for His bountiful blessings. Make no mistake about it, almost every Presidential Thanksgiving proclamation declared thanks to the God of the Bible - and asked the nation to set apart Thanksgiving day as the day to thank Almighty God for His grace on America and to bless America.

If we follow God’s design for our marriage, we will have a home that is a sanctuary – filled with love, laughter, and peace.

God gives you natural abilities, supernatural talents, and the gifts of the Holy Spirit! You are a child of God, and an Ambassador of light! You can move from being just an ordinary person to one who is extraordinary by the power of the Holy Spirit!

Many Christians struggle with their prayer life. The secret to a vibrant prayer life is in the Tabernacle! It is a road map to experiencing God in prayer!

Church is a building, but the Ekklesia is the called out ones who assemble together as the Body of Christ. We are also compelled to vote in the election! Whatever candidates that lines up most closely to Biblical ethics we must vote for. No sovereign but God and no King but Jesus!

Pastor Brett examines the Christmas story to find the exact date that Christ was born. Does the Bible give us clues as to when Jesus was conceived, and when Jesus was born? We find out that December 25th might signify something different, yet perhaps more important. It’s the most wonderful time, of the year…

Pastor Brett tells the history of Hanukkah, why Christians should celebrate it, and what it means for us today. 8 days to re-dedicate yourself, your family, all you own to the Lord!

Israel went from slavery to freedom in 40 days. How can you change the course of your life in 40 days? Pastor Brett talks about 3 reasons God is having us do this 40 days to freedom & goes through the Old and New Testaments, using examples how boys with their child-like faith were able to make such an impact for the Kingdom of God. He ties it in to the life of the Christian adult, urging us to recapture the sense of awe and wonder.