A Willing and Obedient Life

God's word is His reviled will for our lives. When we spend time in HIs word and in prayer we'll receive clear direction and guidance. http://www.prayerdrive.com/

You haven't seen your best days yet. Our Father is able to do exceeding abundantly above anything you've ever dreamed. Get ready for a miracle! http://www.prayerdrive.com/

Join Pastor Mark Stroud in the second installment of his ‘Being Prepared’ series. Today, we’ll explore the divinity of Christ and discover who He is in these end times. Understanding what you believe and why you believe it, are of the utmost importance in these last days. Who is Jesus to you? And why is He important to your faith? Let this series inspire you to dive deeper in your discovery of Jesus.

Most Christians aren’t being persecuted with violence, they’re being persecuted with people. Unfriended. Misunderstood. Labeled. Screenshot. Canceled. In this episode, Jon Ellis breaks down what Jesus actually said about rejection and why following Him will cost you socially, but will never cost you your identity. You’ll learn why rejection is often revelation, how to stand strong when people walk away, and how the Holy Spirit empowers you to stay faithful in a culture obsessed with approval. This teaching is bold, pastoral, and prophetic, exactly what Gen Z and Millennials need to navigate the pressure of modern-day cancel culture. If you feel alone, overlooked, or unfollowed because of your faith… this episode will give you courage, clarity, and the conviction to stand with Jesus, even when it seems like you stand alone. Ever felt unfollowed, misunderstood, or quietly excluded because you chose to stand on Scripture? You’re not crazy, and you’re not alone. Jesus warned His followers that cultural rejection would come, and He taught us how to stand firm when the pressure hits. In this bold and pastoral episode, Jon Ellis equips you with clarity, courage, and practical steps to stay faithful when approval fades. If you’re ready to rise above cancel culture and live Uncommon, this episode will strengthen your resolve.

In this message by Pastor Dobbs, he ministers from Isaiah 1:19 on how we as believers should be willing to obey the Word of God. When we do, we shall eat the good of the land. God knows where good things are here on the earth. Scripture: Isaiah 1:19 - If you are willing and obedient, You shall eat the good of the land;

In the American church, we have turned the account of the birth of Jesus into some sort of Christian mythology. We only talk about it in December, keep it separated from the rest of the Bible and do our best to downplay the supernatural aspects. It’s like we keep it in a red and green spiritual Christmas tote that we only pull out of storage on Thanksgiving and then put back promptly on December 26. Despite this fact, the first reference to Christmas in the Bible isn’t even in Matthew or Luke. It’s also not in Isaiah or any of the other prophetic books. It’s in Genesis. There is no mention of wisemen, no angelic visitations and no mangers, but there it is — right there in the first book of the Bible. It’s there that we find both the subtle sin and the surprising solution that created Christmas in the first place.

The love of Christ actually fills us. Father wants you to experience His love in your day to day life. And His love is so comforting in these troubling times. http://www.prayerdrive.com/

Join Pastor Mark Stroud in the first installment of his ‘Being Prepared’ series. Today, we’ll explore the divinity of Christ and discover who He is in these end times. Understanding what you believe and why you believe it, are of the utmost importance in these last days. Who is Jesus to you? And why is He important to your faith? Let this series inspire you to dive deeper in your discovery of Jesus.

The God of all power, love, and grace has made a decision. He has decided to live in our hearts. So we will never be alone. We'll always have all we need to live an abundant life in Christ. Jesus lives in our hearts. http://www.prayerdrive.com/

Most Christians don’t walk away from God in a moment, they drift away slowly. In this episode, Jon Ellis exposes how distraction, routine, busyness, and subtle compromise quietly pull believers away from their first love. Using Hebrews 2:1 and Revelation 2:4-5, Jon reveals how drift begins, how it grows, and how to recognize it before it steals your fire. If you’ve been feeling spiritually numb, distant, or stuck in routine, this episode will help you identify the drift, reverse it, and return to the hunger, devotion, and fire you were made to carry as an Uncommon Christian. Spiritual drift doesn’t feel like rebellion, it feels like routine. In this eye-opening episode, Jon Ellis shows how subtle distraction and quiet compromise can pull you away from God without you even noticing. You’ll learn how to return to your first love and reignite the fire that drift tried to smother.