Tom tells us if we know what's in Jesus's heart, we can know more about what He's doing. In Matthew 5, when He preaches the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus was changing attitudes from the Old Testament and enlarging some of the principles. He addresses some of the concepts faced during that day. Jesus illustrates a life of stability in times of difficulty by building our house on the rock, not sand. He appeals to people from His care and concern for them, encouraging them to order their lives on the principles He's teaching.

Suzy Yaraei and Elizabeth Walker lead worship with the songs "Praise is Beautiful" "At the River" and "Hope". Tom Hardiman shares the stories of David and Paul to illustrate that God is longing to reveal the mysteries and wisdom of the ages to the church.

Tom teaches from a passage in Matthew where Jesus spoke that He was building a glorious, victorious church and the gates of hell would not overpower it. There are entrenched spiritual forces in the church, but they will not prevail--according to what Jesus taught. We have the capacity to overcome these spirits of darkness.

Ray Dempsey shares that teamwork isn't always easy, but through Christ we can all work together. Our job is to work together to accomplish the vision God has put before us and to see our team winning.

Tom uses the life of Abraham to teach us about walking in faith before God. As God did with Abraham, He uses our circumstances to grow our faith, and He works miracles through the sacrifices He asks of us. We have to surrender everything to God, just as Abraham did. 

Tom Hardiman shares a powerful message of making a greater impact with others.

As today's ten minute speaker, MaryAnne Hardiman shares about women making a stand for God with men.

Tom Hardiman then shares the main message on Jospeh's life and what it would look like by modern standards.  He draws attention to what a remarkable journey it was.

After a time of prophetic insight from Bob Jones, MaryAnne Hardiman, and Jorge Parrott, Tom Hardiman shares on a new angle about Esau and Jacob.  He says we can move in same sort of courage as the saints of God of old.

Dave Yarnes breifly shares the status of MorningStar's tower project.

Tom Hardiman shares in the main message "even though things are hidden, it doesn't change their value." He relates it to when David was anointed king and was hiding from Saul in the cave. He goes onto explain that it really revealed David's heart, which builds the character of his mighty men.

We begin with a heartfelt worship set led by Mark and Sarah Tillman and then a prophetic ten-minute message with Joe Shrewsbury. Our main speaker is Tom Hardiman. He talks about the sanctified holiness in the heart of God is going to be fulfilled in His people.

Tom feels that we are on a threshold in this ministry to go into our Promised Land. God brought us out of the wilderness to take us there. The Spirit of God wants to remind us of opportunities ahead and pitfalls to avoid. God wants a deeper level of commitment from us to walk in His purposes.