We are part of God's royal family—how does royalty behave? In this message, Kris Vallotton shares wisdom and insight about what it means to live as royalty. Christians are called to lead boldly with their lives. We have a responsibility to live up to a standard worth inviting others into. Practically speaking, what does that mean? What does it look and sound like in our everyday moments, including challenging situations? How do our personal lives impact the way we show up everywhere else? Listen with us as we hear stories from Kris's life throughout the years and how the Bible instructs us to walk out our lives. We pray that this insightful sermon brings you both encouragement and inspiration that strengthens your faith!

When we’re led by the presence of God, we’re not always given all the details. His leadership often looks less like a map and more like a compass, pointing us toward Him. In this message, Havilah Cunnington teaches on what it means to trust the direction of God’s voice. So often, when God speaks, He invites us into mystery. To discover more, we’re called to lean in close. His Spirit and His presence become our compass, guiding us as we go and revealing the way forward. What distinguishes this divine compass amid all the noise? What does it look like, feel like, and sound like to be led by Him? And how can we be sure we’re following His leading? Join us as Havilah unpacks what trust truly is. We pray that as you listen, your heart is stirred to lean in again and follow the still, small voice of God.

Advancing in adversity is possible when our focus remains on God and His kingdom. We all encounter difficulty at some point in life—but even in those moments, God is near and working for our good. In this message, Bill Johnson shares revelation and wisdom for navigating seasons of adversity. Be encouraged by the unchanging nature of God and be reminded that every challenge holds the potential for deeper intimacy with Him. Let this message strengthen your faith and equip you to move forward with renewed hope. With God, it’s not only possible to stand in adversity—we are empowered to advance through it.