Worship Song Order:
Don Potter shares a message on music and how music doesn't need to be redeemed because God never lost it. Satan lost music when he fell from heaven. Don says even the darkest musician has to go to the throne to get their melody from the King. He also talks about gaining the authority to push back the devil with our music, only if our hearts are pure.
Francis Frangipane - Currency of Heaven: The purchasing power of the kingdom of God is the revelation of Christ in us. Uniquely, in the context of us going through injustice, doors are open. Francis shares that each time a breakthrough came to him, he had to go through an offense first. Joseph handled his offenses the right way, and that's why he progressed the way he did. He says that heaven is tired of angry Christians on earth, because we have the example of Christ. We need to stop blaming someone else for putting us in a position so we can die to self.
Suzy talks about the breath of God, revealing the life of God through worship, worshiping him in spirit and truth, and listening and obeying the voice of God as best as you can.
Isaiah talks about how you don't need a good message, anointed prayers or preachers or even a worship team to get in touch with God you just need you and God.
Robert Rummage leads a powerful worship intercession set.
Then there is special session and skit for women only followed by great an interactive teaching segment.
This session begins with a cursory look at Martin Powell's early life in Nottingham. He goes on to include the paradigm shift he experienced after coming to America.
This session begins with a spiritual call to arms. Herb Capeda talks about the need for Christians to answer the call and begin to take ground for the Kingdom. Followers of Christ need to be fearlessly relentless in their daily pursuits. To do this, it is imperative that we live and think with love and optimism, and to surround ourselves with people who do the same. We become like the company we keep.
After spectacular worship by Jonathan and Melissa Helser, Sid Roth talks about the future of America and speaks on Jeremiah 30:4
