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Faith-Question of the Week How is God inviting you to bow?

Some wilderness seasons come from unbelief, but others come from protection. God may reroute us—not to punish us—but to keep us from running back to what we’ve already been delivered from. What feels like a delay may actually be mercy in motion.

When you’re in a wilderness season, what have you realized about how you walk?

Where might God be inviting you to make room so His light can guide your steps again?

LISTEN TO THE AUDIO VERSION This week, Dr. GreGory Wendell shared a powerful revelation that shifts how we understand spiritual warfare, identity, and purpose. While resting by the water, God spoke to him about light—how it doesn’t argue with darkness or try to expose it. Light simply is , and darkness retreats as a result. God never spoke to darkness in Genesis. He spoke to light. Separation happened because light existed—not because darkness was confronted. That same truth

When strength runs out, pay attention to what you’re reaching for. Scripture tells us a deer longs for running water, not stagnant water—because instinctively, the deer knows where water moves, life is present. Still water may look easier, but it can carry disease and danger.

God has a way of stepping into human moments with divine purpose.

Just as a natural cord nourishes a child, our spiritual cord keeps us covered and connected to God’s plan.

Good inspires, but holy delivers. We weren’t called to just be good examples—we were called to be godly ones.

When you put your decision in motion, heaven moves with you.

"Take The Limits Off" - Look inward, examine our hearts, and remove the barriers we’ve placed between ourselves and what God desires to do through us.

Faith isn’t a reaction; it’s preparation. When we pray, worship, and stay disciplined through the week, we create space for God to pour freely. In preparation, before you even get to God’s house, make sure you’ve already prayed and asked for forgiveness of your sins. Don’t wait until service starts to repent, come ready.

Seasons are changing—inside us, around us, and for us. And when God announces a season, He supplies the grace to live in it. We didn’t just hear about change; we stepped into it.

Our conversations, our confessions, even the quiet prayers we whisper all release something into the atmosphere that shapes the course of our lives.

This Sunday was one we will never forget. Sister Kerry opened service with “I’ll Be Satisfied” and the reminder that “anything can happen in here.”  The atmosphere was filled with expectation. And when Dr. GreGory stepped forward, the very first words he declared were: “It is well.”

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What may look out of season, rushed, or out of order to us can still be perfectly on time in God’s plan.

It is the holy language of the body, an expression of joy, victory, and the words we cannot say. Dancing becomes a declaration, not denial. It’s saying: “I’m coming out of this.”

Sunday’s message by our Pastor Dr. GreGory, reminded us that the Bible isn’t only a book we read by the Spirit, it becomes a life we...

God has shifted the season and aligned your moment. The place on the other side of “good” is already prepared.

Once you're aligned, the windows of heaven are ready to open.

The moment we submit to His flow, He begins to carry us—restoring what we lost in the struggle.