Dominion Church Podcast Experience: Recent Episodes
Matthew Hester
This podcast captures the messages shared at Dominion Church in Greer SC. We are passionate about helping people discover their righteous identity as beloved sons and daughters! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthew-hester/support
In this final session of the series, The Solution For Sin, Dr. Hester takes a look at the profound work if the Incarnation and the supreme role this eternal event played in destroying sin once and for all!
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Dr. Matthew Hester continues a new series called The Solution For Sin. Despite the title, it's not a series about sin, but rather about how God dealt with the problem of sin once and for all. Get ready to have your pre-conceived ideas of sin challenged!
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Dr. Matthew Hester begins a new series called The Solution For Sin. Despite the title, it's not a series about sin, but rather about how God dealt with the problem of sin once and for all. Get ready to have your pre-conceived ideas of sin challenged!
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This was a rich time with Pastors Matthew & Megan Hester and Pastors Rudi and Carmen Louw. We had a great discussion and took questions during our time together. So good!
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We were thrilled to have Randall Worley with us to share what was on his heart. He brought a word challenging us to walk in the reality if the Kingdom in the face of fear and gloat panic. It's a timely word!
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The Lord has prepared a place for you. As soon as we accept where the place is and the way to get to that place, we will have joy and fulfillment to a degree that we never have before. Unfortunately, religion has painted these passages of Scripture to be treated as a future event for all saints. These words from the mouth of Jesus were never meant to be placed into the future, but they are meant to be enjoyed now!
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Jesus was expressing the truth (Luke 7:47), those who know and believe how much God truly loves them and has forgiven them, they will end up loving Him very much! Those who have little understanding of His love and forgiveness will love little. This is why it is imperative as new covenant believers that we focus on how much God loves us instead of how much we love God. If you truly receive and believe how much God loves you and has forgiven you of all your sins, you will end up loving God greatly - he who is forgiven much, loves much!
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Jesus is the perfect reflection of God. If we desire to see the glorious brightness of God, we need look nowhere else than Jesus. The writer of Hebrews declares, “The Son is the radiance of God’s glory and the exact representation of his being, sustaining all things by his powerful word. After he had provided purification for sins, he sat down at the right hand of the Majesty in heaven.” (Heb. 1:3). The Old Covenant offers a cloudy view of Who God is, but Jesus dispels any and all doubts in His Person. In Jesus, we find out that God is better than we ever thought.
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Romans 5:6-8-
You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly. Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous person, though for a good person someone might possibly dare to die. But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. (NIV)
God’s affection sent an intervening storm for Jonah - and it’s this same affection that sent an intervening Savior. God’s interventions come for us all…and we find ourselves in one of two groups in need of rescue. We are either in the group of the immoral, or the moral. The immoral person will try to save himself through lawless living while the moral person will try to save himself through legalistic living. Neither approach can save anyone.
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Romans 11:6-
And if by grace, then is it no more of works: otherwise grace is no more grace. But if it be of works, then it is no more grace: otherwise work is no more work.
In grace, there is no room for man’s work, pure and simple. Don’t misunderstand, grace will allow you to accomplish amazing works in the Kingdom, but your work will never produce or add to the gift that is grace. In other words, grace is working in you, but you can’t work for it.
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In this message Prophet Martha Hester gives a glimpse into her faith journey and the profound goodness and generosity of God. This message will inspire and encourage you from a mother in the faith!
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It was an honor to have Jason Clark as our special guest!
Jason is a prolific author and is the host of the Rethinking God with Tacos PODCAST. Get ready for a double dose of the goodness of God!
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Pastor Matthew shares a few thoughts around the goodness of God. He also shares some thoughts around the weapons of our warfare and divine strategies for overcoming obstacles.
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This message from Evangelist Dan Warner offers a revelatory perspective on the circumcision of the heart. God has never known us by the flesh, but after the spirit!
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In this message Evangelist Dan Warner gives a powerful encouragement about faith and includes testimonies of the people who were there.
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We were pleased to have Leon Du Toit as our special guest for this service. He shares and imparts the revelation of the profound and all-encompassing love of God. The best way to enjoy this is to become a sponge and drink in the love of God!
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The triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem is pivotal. It's the time for Jesus to demonstrate his identity as the long-awaited Messiah, the Son of God. The tension is palpable as he approaches a critical decision point. Will he head towards the Antonio Fortress, the stronghold of Roman authority in Jerusalem, where the largest contingent of soldiers is stationed, and where the potential for the crowd to erupt into a volatile mob is high?
However, Jesus surprises everyone. Instead of veering towards the fortress, he takes a different path, turning left through the eastern gate and into the Temple. His actions are deliberate and calculated. Upon entering, he surveys the surroundings, taking it all in. According to Mark's gospel, he then leaves but returns the next day, engaging in what can only be described as prophetic theater, echoing the spirit of Jeremiah.
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It's time to take a deep dive into the Gospel of God in this new series by Evangelist Dan Warner. How often have we offered something that has a measure of success, but isn't actually correct? Is it possible that we've offered the gospel to the world in a similar way?
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In light of the eternal nature of Christ, in light of Christ’s ontological union (the singular existences of two persons who are absorbed in a new form of being when they love one another.) with humanity (i.e. the truth of our being), separation has always been a delusion (even after the first stumble in Eden). But living in the delusion of separation has always created a very real existential experience of alienation in the way of our being.
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We truly exist only within the context of relationship. Typically, people who are toxic, psychopathic or sociopathic are always those who cannot maintain or sustain relationships. They run from them. These people are usually loners or make all relating with them very difficult. The origin of most mental illness is loneliness. One of the greatest causes of grief for humanity (or disease) is disconnection. When we separate ourselves from others, we become sick and toxic…even ungodly. There is more to relational connectedness than we understand and this is why God elevates relationship to such a high level. Perichoresis is the divine dance of the Godhead that is fully balanced and completely vulnerable intimate relationship.
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Your life is glory unto God and a force of transformative love and compassion to everyone around you…yourself included.
Colossians 3:1-4 - If then you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. 2 Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth. 3 For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. 4 When Christ who is your life appears, then you also will appear with him in glory.
Keep the love on…always…
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It's time to take a dive into the Gospel of God in this new series by Evangelist Dan Warner. How often have we offered something that has a measure of success, but isn't actually correct? Is it possible that we've offered the gospel to the world in a similar way?
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In the fourth and final session of The (Ancient) New series we take a look of how to sow well without manipulating results. God shows us this pattern in the way He sows the Kingdom and its great wisdom for us all to follow the pattern. Sow all that you are well and leave the harvest in the hands of God.
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In Session Three of the Ancient New series we take a look at the book of John and how Jesus fully goes into the ministry for all. He is the founder of the feats, the minster to Pharisees, Gentiles, the invalid, disenfranchised, poor and everyone who is hungry and thirsty. Everyone has a seat at His table.
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This new series examines the timeless truths of the character and nature of God. Session One - How He Loves Us - takes a look at the depth and power of the love of God that Is Greater, Lives Where We Live, Lays Itself Down, Transforms and Conquers All.
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In Session Two of the Ancient New series we explore the misunderstandings of the fear of the Lord (as reverent awe) and the fear we are accustomed to as (cowardice, living out of fear). Perfect love casts out all fear!
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Take some time to hear the heart of our Pastor and what God is showing us as a local faith community in 2024.
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In this message Prophet Martha Hester gives an encouraging and life-giving message for the Christmas season. Not only does God give us a home to dwell in, but He made us His home as well. This is such a rich and beautiful truth to consider!
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You only need to read a few verses in Luke 2 and you'll find multiple surface level contradictions that signal the arrival of Jesus. Don’t be afraid…while they were very afraid. A Savior is born…One Who will save the world…has been born. Look for the Messiah and Master…wrapped in a blanket and laying in a manger. Peace on Earth!
Christmas often times feels full of ongoing contradictions. May this message bring you some wisdom and comfort during such times.
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The Second Coming of Christ that history is waiting for is not the same as the baby Jesus or even the historical Jesus. The historical Jesus was one man, and Christ is not his last name. The Christ includes the whole sweep of creation and history joined with him—and you too. We call this the Cosmic Christ. We ourselves are a member of the Body of Christ and the Cosmic Christ, even though we are not the historical Jesus. So we very rightly believe in "Jesus Christ," and both words are essential.
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If we can’t be positively present right now without creating a problem, nothing new is ever going to happen. We will only experience what we already agree with and what does not threaten us and our preferred mode of being. We will never experience the unexpected depth and contentment that is always being offered to us.
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Evangelist Dan Warner shares the third part of the series Apocalypto. The apocalypse "unveiling" of the Christ is more than most of us have assumed. It's never been about the end of the world, but the true beginning of living with meaning.
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In this message to finish up the series, Dr. Hester takes a look at the Lamb Who takes away the sin of the world. This is the clear image of God we behold through the image of the Lamb slain.
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In this message we see God as a heavenly missionary. We see him time and again baring the sin of people and working with them where there are.
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Evangelist Dan Warner brings an encouraging and challenging word on the significance of the ministry of reconciliation and how it practically manifests in our lives.
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We all first approach God as His enemy…not on His part, but on ours. Our behavior makes us believe we are enemies of God, but nothing is farther from the truth. God has no enemies!
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The Crisis of Faith with Evangelist Dan Warner.
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As is true of Rorschach tests, the way God appears to people says at least as much about them as it does about God. Insofar as God's noncoercive Spirit can break through the hearts and minds of people- insofar as these hearts are inclined in the direction of faithfulness, blamelessness, and purity- God can reveal himself as He truly is. But insofar as people have twisted hearts and minds that suppress God's Spirit, they inevitably understand and experience God in ways that reflect their own twisted hearts and minds.
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What people see and hear is strongly conditioned by what they expect to see and hear. Along the same lines, people are only able to receive the truth about God to the degree that their innermost hearts are aligned with His character. The good news is that John proclaims that when Christ appears, "we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is," which is why "all who have this hope in him purify themselves, just as he is pure" (1 John 3:2, emphasis added). While all who are in Christ have had the veil over our minds "taken away" and can therefore "contemplate the Lord's glory" (2 Cor 3:14, 18), we still "see only a reflection as in a mirror" (1 Cor 13:12). But when the process of our transformation into Christlikeness is completed, we will finally have the capacity to grasp Christ in all His beauty. And it is only because "we shall be like him," that we will finally be able to '"see him as he is."
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Joseph is a prophetic forerunner who would later point us to Jesus the Messiah. Yes, Joseph becomes a ruler and judge over the land, but let's take a little bit of time to lean into the judgment of Joseph that most looks like the character and nature of God. He/Jesus judges through tears.
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Evangelist Dan Warner shares a word that challenges us to invade culture with the light of the Kingdom of God. This is a light that Jesus not only patterned for us, but He also invited us to bear and release the same light.
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This online streaming exclusive begins with an introduction by Pastor Matthew Hester including updates on our new facility. The introduction is followed by a message from our archives, Beauty Will Save The World. Thanks for joining us!
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Our strength comes from the Lord, but it's not simply for the sake of being strong. We are equipped and called to share our strength with others.
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In this Father's Day message Apostle Matthew shares observations about the goodness of God and what it means to father with love and compassion. We have an always good Father Who provides and amazing example for us to follow.
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In this message Evangelist Dan follows up his focus on divine culture. He explains how we each offer Jesus based on how we know Him. This is a vital key to understanding how divine culture works.
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In this message Apostle Matthew looks at the relationships dynamic of the Holy Spirit through Pentecost. Mankind seems to always default to the terms and conditions of legislating relationship with God, but He has an altogether different way in mind.
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In this message Evangelist Dan Warner shares about power and impact of Divine Culture. We find ourselves in a conflict of culture, just like in the days of Jesus. We need wisdom and understanding on how to identify and release the culture of the Kingdom to the world around us.
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Women can easily read Proverbs 31 and instead of being encouraged are tempted to come away discouraged. They’re thinking, “I can never be that.” Or single guys might read this passage and think, “I want to find a wife who’s perfect like that.” Married men could read this passage and think, “I wish my wife was perfect like that.” All of these thoughts are obviously unhealthy responses to this picture of womanhood. But this is where I want us to realize we have an ideal, perfect picture of this woman for a reason. The point of Proverbs is to point us to Jesus and the wisdom that can only be found in Him.
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There are three levels of relationships with Jesus we can observe John 8. There are the curious, the believers and the disciples. This message will challenge and encourage you in your relationship with Jesus and with others.
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This message is a powerful encouragement from Prophet Martha Hester about having a fresh encounter with God. She uses the story of the woman at the well to show us that Jesus never really came for the water, but He came for the woman. Listen and be blessed today!
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The God of all is good – Athanasius said he is “supremely noble by nature,” because that’s the way God is. When Athanasius says that, he’s not talking about a solitary isolated person – he’s talking about the Trinity. The God of all is good and supremely noble by nature. Therefore, this God is the lover of the human race. That’s the only way we’ll ever have trust. If somebody’s introducing doubt into that (which is what we do 24-7 many times in the Christian church and in the way we practice the gospel), you can’t trust that God. We can confidently believe that God desires us by the fact the He’s trustworthy.
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When Jesus cries out the phrase, "My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?" from a place of great agony, He’s not declaring a theology of separation from God or nontrinitarianism. Jesus cannot be separate from God since they are one and the same. It also doesn’t paint a picture of how a holy God is offended by sin in such a way that He cannot be in the presence of sin. But the Bible never indicates that. If our God could never be in the presence of sin, that means Jesus couldn’t have been there when the Jews were committing Him to crucifixion. He couldn’t have been there when the Jews were making His Father’s house into a den of thieves. He couldn’t have taken the sins of humanity upon Himself on the cross. If He had to protect Himself from being “tainted” by someone else’s sin or contamination, that means He couldn’t have touched the lepers to heal them. But He did.
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We remember it in the church as Palm Sunday. This is the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. It’s the day when Jesus of Nazareth pre-planned a comical, yet prophetic event, in order to fulfill Zechariah’s prophecy of the coming Messiah (Zech 9:9).
Jesus literally acts it out.
It’s no coincidence. At the same time Pilate is parading in on the west side of the Temple to oversee Passover, ready to put a stop to any chaos that might ensue, Jesus decides to ride into Jerusalem on a donkey. He’s not on a war horse wielding a sword, he’s on a donkey. And he’s not packing.
Think about that.
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Jesus is not in conflict with the God we see in the Old Covenant! Jesus is the pure revelation of the God we see in the Old Covenant. Isn’t it interesting how so much of our “veiled” understanding of God pits Jesus against our good Father? If Jesus healed everyone who came to Him, and the Father wills people to be sick, then we have a divided house. Jesus spoke peace to the storm; He didn’t send storms as a sign of judgment on a people group. If you want to understand God, you must find that understanding in Jesus. He truly removed the veil once and for all.
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N.T. Wright says of the first century Jews and Christians: "They were not understanding themselves as living in a narrative which said, 'All humans are sinful and will go to hell; maybe God will be gracious and let us go to heaven instead and dwell with Him'." The idea of an angry God requiring payment or satisfaction through the death of another is just simply not a Biblical idea. Listen now to find out more!
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Special Guest: Bishop Jamie Englehart
Bishop Jamie brings a challenging and refreshing word to the Body of Christ that shows us a more clear representation of the heart and nature of God. God is light...and in Him there is no darkness ( 1 John 1:5).
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Evangelist Dan Warner ministers a timely word on revival, what moves the heart of God and how we should respond to both. This message will bless your life!
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Jesus always has the ability to speak to the core of human life, the heart. Purity or cleanliness was an important religious theme in Jesus’ day. Observing all the Old Testament laws of being clean could bypass the most important purity of all, purity of the heart. Jesus declares here that a pure heart is what produces external purity, not vice versa.
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In this second session to Romans 12, we take a deeper dive into the life-producing atmosphere of the believer. The progression goes from walking in sincere love, being devoted to one another, not walking in pried and loving out enemies even when they hate us. Paul even give so far as to say that being overcome with evil is withholding help to your enemies while they are suffering. This challenge is hardcore!
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The Apostle Paul shares beautiful and profound wisdom to the church in Rome concerning righteous identity and the fruit it produces in the corporate environment. The procession covered in this message is from being living sacrifices, who use the transformed mine of Christ, to honor others and then effectively flow in the gifts that each one is confident in. Join us for part two next week to continue in Romans 12.
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The church is coming into a season of shifting from mostly focusing on gift ministry toward fruit ministry. Gift ministry is celebrated in public from the platform, but fruit ministry is intentionally cultivated in secret and is rarely celebrated during the process. Jesus said that He was the True Vine and that all who were connected to Him would bare fruit. Are you ready to are fruit?
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In Matthew 2 we are introduced to the Magi (wise men) who journeyed from the east in search of the promised Messiah. It is believed that the Magi traveled from Babylon and that their caravan journey to Jerusalem would’ve taken a few months at the least. There is nowhere biblically mentioned that these Magi were kings, but they were certainly wealthy, studied and were likely astrologers (people who searched out and understood the stars). The Magi were not at the Manger, we discover in Scripture that they actually first meet Jesus at his childhood home. It is most popularly believed that he was between the ages of 1 and 2 when they present their gifts to the family.
The gifts are more than simple lavish presentations for Jesus, but they actually reflect Who Jesus is. The Gift receives gifts from the wise that reflect Who He is…Who He will become.
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Jesus coming in flesh was not only THE greatest act of love it was also THE most selfless act in history. His selfless love and servant leadership is the single greatest example that we have of a true human, and as the last (eschatos) Adam He showed us who we were to always be before the fall in the garden of Eden.
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In the Gospel of Luke we come across two characters who make their appearance in the final acts of the Christmas drama. One is a man named Simeon; the other is a woman named Anna. They don’t appear in any nativity scenes or in many Christmas cards, but they are significant players in the first Christmas pageant. Both of these individuals were waiting for something -- actually, they were waiting for someone.
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This brief follow up to the message The Enemy's Table will challenge you to prepare the table of the Lord wherever you find yourself. WE have to stop being exclusive with the invitation to the table and break the bread and drink the wine of Jesus with the may people we encounter.
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Thankfulness is one of the most important postures we can have in life. It opens up an enriches our perspective on worship, the discipline of the mind, humility, handling anxiety and much more!
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There has only have been ONE table and God envoys everyone to come and eat. While this is true, we all first approach God as an enemy, not on His part but on our part. It doesn't matter if you're a murderer like Saul/Paul or a betrayer like Judas, God still doesn't view you as an enemy.
***Colossians 1:21-22-
21**Once you were alienated from God and were enemies in your minds because of your evil behavior.*22 But now he has reconciled you by Christ’s physical body through death to present you holy in his sight, without blemish and free from accusation— (NIV)
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The works based system of the law offers a sharp contrast to the brilliant light of Grace. It offers a system that focuses on behavior and the need for closing the gap of separation between us and God. The ministry of the law is the ministry of veil (2 Cor. 3:1-15). The revelation of God under the law could certainly change behavior, but it could never come close to changing the human heart.
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This message by Evangelist Dan Warner will challenge and bring light to some of the notions we have concerning the classic approach to how we communicate and model salvation. It's time to step into the light and let it shine in the midst of darkness!
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When the gospel of Matthew begins, we see the equivalent of a lavish introduction to the main event. Angelic visitations begin to break out and the voice of God is being heard again; it’s not isolated like before. There’s excitement; there’s hope in the air. God’s nature is about to be reclaimed! His heart is about to seen again for what it had always been! Jesus is on the scene!
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You can usually tell when you’ve met a dreamer. They are excited, energetic, and full of hope. This doesn’t mean their living the dream yet, but that their chasing after it. They have something to look forward to. Are your courageous enough to dream with God?
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What gives us the power to overcome sin? Is it the threat of the law? The fear of the law has never had the power to stop us from breaking it. Think about it, does the fear of the law “thou shalt not steal” stop people everyday from taking what isn’t theirs? For many even the fear of the consequences of breaking the law isn’t enough to stop them from doing so (prison, community service, loss of property, loss of family or even loss of life in some cases). If the fear of the law doesn’t bring us the power to overcome sin, then what does?
*Romans 6:14-
For sin will have no dominion over you, since you are not under law but under grace.*
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In this final session of the series, Sealed With A Promise, we take a look at what it looks like to live the power of a resurrected life and to be a part of a corporately anointed church. You have been sealed with a promise and all that Holy Spirit has is available to you. What are you going to do with what you've been given?
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Prophet Martha Hester shares a timely word about the parallels between Dorcas in the Bible and the Church today. You will be encouraged and blessed!
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In this second session of the series, Sealed With A Promise, we take a look at what it looks like to be led by Faith & Love. It also takes a look into the realities of the revelation of the hope of Christ in us.
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In this brand new series, Sealed With A Promise, Apostle Matthew opens up the mark of inheritance for the body of Christ as is found in Ephesians Chapter One. In this message we take a look at what the seal of the Holy Spirit is and what the Kingdom of God looks like in the life of the believer.
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Elder William Smith brings a timely word to the house encouraging us in both what we have and Who has us. You're not empty handed. You are well equipped for all that God has planned and purposed for your life.
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Enjoy this message from Evangelist Dan Warner as he shares his own journey of growing in personal freedom. He also provides wisdom for how to pursue and cultivate your own freedom.
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When God shows up He leads with life and love. This opens up a space for us to engage in repentance so we can continue to travel the course of the abundant Kingdom life. We can never detach God form His life and love nor should we ignore our need to live a life of repentance.
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Join Apostle Matthew for a fathers day message that includes things his father taught him through his life and example. These things include: Forgiving On Credit, Being Generous, Loving One Way, Believing People When They Show You Who They Are and Not Being Afraid To Cause Some Trouble.
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When Abram and Lot parted company we see a picture into the life of righteousness, peace and joy in contrast with the life of choosing what looks like something good, but leads to chaos and destruction. Lot chose a place that appealed to his senses while Abram dwelled in Canaan (the promised land). Sometimes the Kingdom life looks that allowing those you love to make choices that you can't make for them.
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In this session of Down By The River we take a look at the baptism of Spirit and fire (Pentecost) that comes with the ministry of Jesus. The ministry of power accompanies supernatural unity. Pentecost was more than being able to speak in tongues, it was nothing less than the divine infilling of the Godhead into men.
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In this session of Down By The River we take a look at Joshua 3 & 4 and examine another dimension of the significance of crossing the Jordan. The presence of God does more than transform your now, but it rolls back your past and secures your future. What happens Down By The River can't be stopped!
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The purpose of this brand new series is to explore what could be considered ground zero for much of what we understand about the Kingdom of God. Many times the river Jordan was a place where God revealed His heart and showed us the way into His plan and purpose. What happens Down By The River cannot be contained! In this episode we look at Matthew Chapter Three and the Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River.
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William Smith shares the some of the differences between the Old Covenant (the Law) and the Better Covenant Jesus established. Good news! Only one still remains for us to enjoy today.
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Today we celebrate the event that quite literally changed everything. It was on this day about 2,000 years ago that Jesus, the Messiah, the Son of God, the son of David was spewed out of the belly of the tomb as a sign after the pattern of Jonah (Matt 12:40). And just like Jonah sang his hallelujah song in the belly of the beast, the Hallelujah song of Jesus shook the very depths of Sheol and thereby forced it to spew out the Seed it was never destined to contain.
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The Kingship of Jesus did not condemn, but demonstrated true humility. While the religious order of the day expected a general and justified "righteous" violence against their Roman oppressors, Jesus goes after the religious construct itself! Because of this kind of open rebellion against the Pharisees, the same Jesus Who was celebrated as King on Sunday would be crucified as a criminal on Friday. What kind of King is this?
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Join Apostle Matthew as he thinks back over the last 7 years of pastoring and shares candid stories and observations. The last 7 years have been a challenge, but expectations are high for what is next!
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Enjoy this encouraging message that serves as a reminder of how faithful and good God always is, always has been and always will be. And since He's the same yesterday, today and forever...it truly is good news!
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According to Matthew 7 we are told directly not to judge others. The reason is that we lack the standard of righteous judgment that God uses when it comes to humanity. The next logical question would then be, "What is righteous judgment"?
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*Romans 14:17-
For the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking, but of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit*
Any time you see the phrase “Kingdom of God”, replace that phrase with righteousness, peace and joy. The Kingdom of God is a present reality and will expand until the knowledge of His Lordship covers the earth. The Government of God is the purpose of God; it is the extension of His rule and dominion in the earth and the universe.
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Paul had a revelation that radical changed his life forever. When he discovered that Christ lived in his people it caused him to devote much of what we wrote of the New Testament to this truth. Union with Christ is indeed a rich facet of what the good news is all about!
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The good news of the Gospel of Peace is one of the core components of Kingdom reality. According to Romans 14, Peace is one third of what the Kingdom of God is made of. Beyond the principle, Peace is also one of the names of Jesus! It's time we have a revival of peace in the church today.
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Join Apostle Matthew as he shares dynamics that are important to the development and growth of Dominion Church and beyond. If you would like more information about out ministry please visit www.DominionChurch.net. Blessings!
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The gospel of Christ specifically deals with the power of the indwelling Holy Spirit. The individual Jesus knew that it would be better for Him to ascend to HIs Father that we might become the many membered body of Christ, the Anointed One.
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How can you move forward when you are gripped by panic and fear? Can the love of God actually break the cycle of fear in your life? This message looks at these issues and more. This podcast also includes some major changes happening at Dominion Church. Check it out!
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True love is about the giving of oneself. This givenness was modeled by the Father and we are each invited to model such love to others.
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Join Dominion Church for our Christmas service which is an online streaming exclusive. As we all are preparing to celebrate the incarnation (God coming in the flesh) which has become known as Christmas, let us remember how awesome that event actually was. The Word of God left Heaven knowing He would not return the same way. As we celebrate Christmas let us remember that Christmas ultimately lives in us.
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Who is ultimately behind the good news we preach? If there's not an always good Father behind what we live and communicate then we're missing something. The gospel is ultimately the intimate relationship between a beloved Son and a good Father.
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The Gospel of the Dear Son is not only the gospel of Jesus the Messiah, but it’s also the gospel that speaks into our corporate sonship. The identity that Jesus carried as the son of God is also the identity we are anointed to carry as the corporate sons of God in the earth.
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Pastor Fred Giles of Prevail Church joins us to bring a life-giving and challenging word! God has changed your name and along with that He has changed your destiny and destination. You are no longer known by your old name, but by the name God has given you!
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Apostle Tim Scipio brings a timely word on the high value of freedom in the Kingdom of God. Our freedom is ruled by love, it conquers sin and it shows the world what it looks like to live as slaves unto righteousness.
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Is the Good News Still Good? Our salvation was always Gods idea; His work from start to finish.
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Celebrating the life and legacy of Jerry Hester.
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One of the unique facets of the Gospels is grace. In grace, there is no room for man’s work, pure and simple. Don’t misunderstand, grace will allow you to accomplish amazing works in the Kingdom, but your work will never produce or add to the gift. In other words, grace is working in you, but you can’t work for it. This is the place of divine rest that God has ordained for each of us to live.cets that make up the Gospel is the gospel of grace.
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God has a glorious purpose for the corporate body of Christ. The church is meant to impact the world through reflecting the character and nature of God. This message is a reminder and challenge of who we are as members of the church fitly joined together.
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As we continue looking at the "western" gospel we have to address what scripture says about hell and heaven. Much of what we believe is not only a stretch of our imaginations, but it's not even Scriptural! Get ready to be challenged!
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At the start of this new series, we take a look at the message and ministry of Kingdom Culture. In this session we look at the westernized gospel and how much it doesn't look like the gospel in Scripture. Get ready to be challenged and encouraged!
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Enjoy this encouraging word from William Smith about reflecting and demonstrating the image of our good Father.
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James 2:13- …mercy triumphs over judgment. What does true mercy look like? It goes beyond acquitting behavior, but speaks to making all things new. The law isn't merciful and those who live by it are lacking in mercy. It's tie to live by the law of liberty!
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We typically associate darkness with fear, but in the economy of the Kingdom of God, some of the greatest miracles can happen in the dark. This is the place where you take a step of faith and trust God before the dawn of His glorious light! For two days a miracle was being worked in the tomb, but on the Third Day...
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In this final session Apostle Matthew cover three more traits of influencers: love, faith and purity. To be truly great influencers we must do more than speak inspiring words, but we must lead with our actions. If what we say doesn't truly produce fruit in us, why would it be fruitful for anyone else?
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There are traits that emerge when it comes to being an influencer. We cover two of those traits in todays message: speech and conduct. Get ready for a challenging and life giving word!
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Join our special guest, Rob Radosti, as he brings this timely message on Happy Holiness. Rob ministers with zeal, revelation and conviction as he weaves in stories from his twenty plus years of ministry.
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Pastor Tim Scipio brings this timely word on The Promises Of God. Have you ever received a word from the Lord only to completely miss its meaning? What do you do when this happens? The promises of God are yes and amen, but that doesn't mean that they will come to pass according to our own understanding or timetable. This word will certainly encourage you!
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Influencers walk in this truth: Instead of building a system to contain your passion, allow your passion to invade existing systems. The gospel has always moved at the speed of trade and we need to release the gospel to flow freely in all the trade routes available.
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God has purposed us to be influencers and it’s beyond time for us to step out in the highways and byways and show the world what the living water we carry looks like. Said and done, influencers use their passion to transform the status quo.
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Join Dominion Church as we continue to celebrate our 36th Anniversary with Dr. Randall Worley. This message takes a look at just how risky and transformative the gospel is. At its mots pure it is inclusion and challenges us to love far above and beyond our preconcieved notions.
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Join Dominion Church for our 36th Ministry Anniversary with Dr. Randall Worley. This message brings truths concerning the connection between trust, faith in the journey and the plan and purpose of God. Faith takes us into places that look nothing like certainty. It's in these uncertain places that the purposes of God begin to take form.
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Join us in the final session of this very special series. Goodness and love is why the doctrine of the Trinity is so important. If you’ve got a single isolated deity from all eternity, then that deity is alone, and is self-centered, because there’s no “other” to be centered on. It’s unapproachable. It’s impersonal. It’s not good, because good is a relational word. It cannot be love, because there’s no other object to be loved, unless it loves itself, and that’s self-centered love, a long way from agape. One of the reasons that the Trinity is so important is that it grounds the relation out – it says that the core of God’s being from all eternity, his fellowship, his other-centeredness, his approachability, his communion, is giving and self-sacrifice before the other.
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Enjoy and be blessed by this encouraging word by Kelly Smith. There are certain qualities unique to Fathers and we have an amazing example to follow in our Heavenly Father.
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What is the weakness of God? VulnerabilityIt is the vulnerability of God that also causes the suffering of God. Imagine God…ever loving, ever extending Himself, ever full of compassion and love. Imagine the infinite God ever pouring Himself into the finite. To simply entertain the thought that God has a weakness doesn’t pair well with the thought of the Imperial Almighty God who reigns on high. Jesus, instead, shows us God as being the All-Vulnerable One who dwells among us.
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The power of the dance is found in the relationship itself. It seems totally counter intuitive to how we measure power. Our definition of power has to do with might in some form and usually applies to ruling over or gaining the victory of someone else. Power within the Godhead is not about winning, but it’s about mutual submission. It’s not about ruling over another, but serving another.
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God elevates relationship above all us. God has always had a divine connection with His creation and He has equipped us to have the same connection with one another. This connection isn't about intellect, but affection. We must resist disconnection at all costs as we are intentional about the relationships around us.
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Session two of the It's Time to Dance series takes a look at what it means to be desired by God. The divine dance of the Godhead has a space custom made for you. God not only intentionally made this space for you, but He longs for you to get caught up in the dance.
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This new series takes a deep dive into the Trinity. The early fathers of the faith understood the relational intimacy of the godhead as a divine dance (perichoresis). This is not something we simply observe, but rather we are invited to take our place in the dance.
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Pastor Megan Hester shares practical principles for mental wellness. This message was a treat for Mothers Day, but certainly applies to men as well.
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What we believe about God are the most important things we can believe. That being said, God is more interested in being love than being known. Do you know the difference?
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In this message we take a look at the flaws of the human ego and how humility is the key when pride tries to deliver to us a distorted view of who we truly are.
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Jesus descends into our hell, our process, our in-between place and teaches us His Hallelujah song. When you're going through a place of darkness, don't forget the Singer and His song.
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Join our special guest, Randall Worley, for a thought provoking message on Palm Sunday! Of the many things Palm Sunday shows us, it doesn't show us a display of power & might, but of humility and lowliness. Such is the way we are invited to by the Lord.
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Every process contains very valuable things for us to learn. If we try to skip the process, our lives are the poorer for it. From Joseph to Jesus, no one is spared the In-Between Place and what must be learned from it.
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Promises are exciting and amazing! Fulfillments are gratifying and exhilarating…but what about the place In-Between the promise and the fulfillment? What about the places of process, stress, pain, doubt and darkness? This series explores the power of process in our lives and what to looks like to navigate the place of purpose.
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Apostle Tim Scipio brings this revelatory teaching on the Tabernacle Of Moses and the many types and shadows it contains that points us ultimately to the Person and work of Jesus.
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In this final session of the When They Gathered series, Apostle Matthew shares the threefold dynamics of the corporate anointing. The anointing, like anything else in the Kingdom of God, is something we grow into. First it's poured out, then smeared on and finally rubbed in.
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In this session we take a look at some of the dynamics of corporate gatherings. We also look at the anointing oil of Exodus 30 and see how it applies to unity. Each element is taken into the hands of the skilled apothecary and are pressed together to produce something more fragrant and wonderful than any one ingredient can have on its own.
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This brand new series takes a look at the power of unity and how it manifests as the corporate anointing. We are each certainly anointed on our own, but it doesn't compare to the place of commanded blessing. There's more anointing on all of us than there can ever be on any one of us.
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William Smith bring a timely word to the Dominion Church family with his message, Being Transformers. This message looks at the love, nature and glory of God and how it looks manifest through the life of the believer.
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The third and final session of this series deals with the significance of what it means to be born of God. The adoption and placement of mature sons in the family of God is an invitation to practice righteousness and live as overcomers.
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Session Two of this series brings truths concerning the baptism of Jesus, which was a prototype of our baptism. Our initial baptism in water is one of identifying with the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. The baptism of Jesus was meant for as a placement or adoption as a full grown Son Who represents the Father well. We are invited to the same baptism!
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In this new series Apostle Matthew Hester shares the powerful and mystical truths concerning baptism. The submerging in water is a physical demonstration of your union with Christ in His death, burial and resurrection. Baptism goes beyond the power of confession and into the realm of identification as the beloved family of God.
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Join Apostle Matthew as he shares vision for the local house and beyond for 2021.
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As we close out 2020 can we discern the times and seasons we are in? What happens when the ticking of the clock meets the suddenlies of God? In this encouraging word, Apostle Matthew challenges us to close out 2020 with a blessing in our mouths and to step into 2021 with confidence that we are walking into the supernatural Kairos moments of God!
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Once the Seed (Jesus) was given there were many witnesses who made His arrival public. The Seed we carry cannot be hidden, it is demands a witness! Enjoy this Christmas message and embrace the challenge to share the witness of the Christ you carry.
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The story of Christmas communicates the heart of a good Father to His family. The Son (Jesus) was sent to show us our own sonship.
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Thankfulness is one of the most underestimated forces in the life of every believer; thankfulness can bring wholeness to your life and it can even enrich your character. Join Apostle Matthew Hester as he shared this encouraging word during the season of Thanksgiving.
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God is not offended by our questions or curiosity. If God is offended we could possibly ask or by the doubts we may have, He's not a good Father. Faith has never been about certainty, but about appreciating the mystery of Who God is!
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Pastor Tim Scipio brings a rich word on righteous identity that will certainly make an impact on your life! The righteousness of Christ is our inheritance as His children.
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Pastor John Matthews, from the Gate Charlotte, brings a timely word to Dominion Church and the church at large concerning the season we are in. The Lord is brining us to the place of responding to the burning of our hearts even if we have no idea what is going on in our understanding.
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Jesus invites us to a place that is already baptized in His finished work. This isn't the place of inactivity, but it's a place to rest from the labor of our own strength. It's time for us to live our lives out of the supreme power of all Jesus has done for us!
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In the sixth and final session in the Sound Mind Series, Apostle Matthew provides practical steps for how to live with the mind of Christ. These principles show you how to set your mind on things above and live from the perspective of Christ.
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In this session of the Sound Mind Series, Apostle Matthew shares the truths of the victory of Christ and how they apply to the believer. You're not destined to live a life full of unending warfare; the warfare has already been accomplished!
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In this session we take a look at foundational faith and finishing faith. Foundational faith is our faith towards/upon God to have our needs met. Finishing faith is the very faith of God that allows us to run with endurance the race set before us.
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In the third session of this series we examine the profound goodness of God. God is our good Father and we are His good children. This goodness doesn't come about through self-righteous good works, but by reflecting the goodness of God that we have been exposed to.
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In the second segment of this series, Apostle Matthew shares the significant power of the complete forgiveness God has provided for us. He also talks about our role in walking out forgiveness with others in our daily lives.
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In this brand new series, Apostle Matthew takes you on a journey of what it means to live with a sound mound. This first session takes a deep dive into what it means to be secure in the Agape Love of God. Be blessed!
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Apostle Tim Scipio share this timely word on the power of hope. True hope will always produce joy!
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In this final session of the Family Matters Series, Apostle Matthew shares how God revealed His heart by becoming one of us.
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Apostle Matthew continues the Family Matters series with a session on The Blessing of Children. Discover how children grow and strengthen the bond of generational inheritance.
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Apostle Matthew continues the series Family Matters with this third session that goes more in depth into the roles that Fathers play in releasing identity to their children, and that Mothers play in nurturing that given identity. Be blessed!
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Apostle Matthew Hester shares relevant truths concerning what it looks like to be healthy as husband & father as well as a wife & mother. God takes family seriously and has given us some pretty awesome abilities to get the most out of it!
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Join Apostle Matthew Hester as he begins this much needed series on the power of family. In this session the framework is laid for what the family until is capable of. It creates a place of community, acceptance, stewardship, accountability and so much more. Be blessed!
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Are you stressed out about what's going on in life? Are you looking for answers that are full of life and substance? William Smith shares this timely word on what it means to live life from a Kingdom Perspective.
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Apostle Matthew Hester shares several key truths that dig into the depths of the Gospel of Grace. Be blessed!
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