The Presence, Purpose, and Power of the Holy Spirit | Pastor James Epperly Pastor James Epperly unpacks Acts 1 and the promise of the Holy Spirit—His presence, His purpose, and His power in our daily lives. Whether you’re new to the Holy Spirit or need a fresh filling, this message will encourage and equip you.

Are you here for information or transformation? In this powerful message, Pastor James Epperly reminds us that Pentecost wasn’t just a moment in church history—it’s the blueprint for Spirit-filled living today. If Sunday doesn’t affect your Monday, Sunday was for nothing. The Holy Spirit wasn’t given just to make us emotional—but to make us effective. Learn why the Church must move from performance to power, from programs to Pentecost. Discover how the outpouring of the Spirit in Acts is still God's plan for you today—not just for apostles, but for generations to come.  You’ll learn: • Why the Trinity matters in preaching Pentecost • What the Bible really says about spiritual gifts today • Why cessationism doesn’t hold up under Scripture • How to live as a burning witness beyond Sunday service.

Our unbelief can blind us to the voice of God speaking into our lives. His Presence will ignite a burning in our hearts that we are invited to respond to.

Are you constantly chasing validation? Do you struggle to say no, feel anxious about what others think, or find yourself adjusting your life to win people’s praise? In this powerful and transparent sermon, we confront the spiritual stronghold of approval addiction — a silent destroyer of destiny, peace, and purpose. Through biblical examples, we uncover how seeking the approval of others can cost us everything. But there’s freedom in learning to live for the Audience of One — the God who already approves of you in Christ Jesus.

Too often we identify ourselves through the words or actions of others. Unfortunately that becomes the very thing that holds us back from our true potential and what is our real ID. Paul faced many challenges in his calling from God yet he did not let anything stand in the way of carrying out what God desired of him. In 2 Corinthians Paul tells us we can triumph over our enemies which are those things that try to define us of anything other than the way God sees us. Through the Spirit of God, we have been given the ability to be triumphant and become our real ID!

The curse isn’t just broken—it’s gone. In this unforgettable message, Pastor James Epperly shares how the Cross and Resurrection brought full redemption from the curse of sin, sickness, fear, and poverty. Jesus didn’t leave you behind. He took you with Him. And now, you’re free.

What if your greatest burden is actually the path to your greatest blessing? In this powerful message, we explore the tension Jesus felt in the Garden of Gethsemane, where He cried out, “If it’s possible, take this cup from me.” Yet in surrender, He embraced the cross—the burden that became our greatest blessing. Discover why burdens are often the blueprint for blessings, how your cross is not a curse but a calling, and how Jesus endured by focusing on the joy set before Him. If you’re weary, weighed down, or waiting on breakthrough—this message will encourage you to stand strong, fix your eyes on Jesus, and trust that God turns burdens into blessings.  Don’t carry what He’s already conquered. Let go of the guilt. Release the shame. Embrace the strength God offers you today.

Guest -Bishop David Amos

In this powerful and heartfelt message, “Tag, You’re It!,” Pastor James reminds us why the Church is vital—not just to us as individuals, but to the world. Drawing from Acts 20:22–28 (NIV), he challenges us to honor, protect, and invest in the Church—the source from which so many “golden eggs” like missions, worship, youth ministry, and community outreach flow. This message will inspire you to move from being a consumer to a contributor, from a critic to a champion of the local Church.

Guest Speaker-Dale Mast

God is moving in unprecedented ways, and the question is: Will we recognize it? From record-breaking Bible sales to mass baptisms on college campuses, revival is stirring! But history shows that moves of God require boldness. In this sermon, Pastor James Epperly unpacks the significance of stepping out in faith, being bold in our witness, and refusing to let fear hold us back. Just like Peter and John in the book of Acts, our boldness precedes miracles!  God has set before you an open door—don’t miss it!