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.

There are signs on the earth today that are telling us that it's time to turn our hearts back to Jesus. When you are accused by the Devil, make note that you are before God. (Zech. 3) The Devil knows if he can get you out of relationship - he can get the upper hand. But, Jesus is here to transform us - to keep us in relationship. Jesus rebukes the accuser on our behalf.

Dave Yarnes teaches that God is inviting all of us to live an overcoming life.  We receive this by faith.

Aliss Cresswell shares faith-filled stories about how the power of God is moving as she ministers in Chester, England. She also leads the congregation in prayer and healing.

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.

Paul Keith speaks on how what is happening here and now is important and how it'll carry into the Fall season. We have propheitcally speaking been living in the administration of the Age of Pentacost.

Justin Perry continues his talk on foundational truths and priciples of the New Covenant and it's community.

Kelanie Gloeckler leads worship with the songs "King of Glory" "Resurrection Power" and "Catch the Song." Rick Joyner continues his message on the Prophetic History of MorningStar. Rick talks about Nazi Germany and principalities, and also shares dreams and personal stories of his journey.

Tune in as Nathan Scott teaches on the importance of relating to God in relationship as a son or daughter instead of merely as a servant. We need to learn to recognize His presence in our lives and have our service to Him flow out of intimacy, not duty.