Pastor Igor Kondratyuk delivers a powerful sermon on the dangers of accusation, betrayal, and offense within the Christian community. By highlighting the relationship between accusation and hindrance of progress, he illustrates how gossip can be a form of accusation. He emphasizes the importance of living unoffendable lives and being cautious of being an accuser or betrayer. Drawing examples from the life of Jesus, he prompts believers to focus on unity, transparency, and vulnerability to combat offense and build healthier relationships within the body of Christ. Ultimately, he challenges the church to embrace authenticity and grace towards one another despite struggles with sin, emphasizing the need for humility and understanding in all interactions.

Pastor Igor emphasizes the need for radical faith and dependency on the Holy Spirit for the future of the Church and upcoming generations. He challenges the congregation to value and prioritize faith, especially in the face of prevailing societal beliefs that downplay the existence and influence of the Holy Spirit. By contending for the fullness of the Holy Spirit, the goal is to secure a strong spiritual foundation that will withstand the challenges of the end times and ensure a lasting spiritual legacy for future generations.

Believing in Christ is more than mental assent; it's clinging, obeying, and following. Following Jesus involves a heart posture of submission and surrender, leading to growth in the new identity found in Christ. Works flow naturally from belief, resulting in rewards that reflect our obedience and faithfulness.

Pastor Igor Kondratyuk shares seven practical tools to combat offense in Christian living: watch and pray, reconcile, communicate, recognize each other's lanes, serve and love, bless one another, and forgive. By applying these tools, believers can navigate relationships with love, humility, and grace.

Pastor Igor Kondratyuk shares insights on offense and reconciliation from Luke 17. Offense will always be present, but choosing not to be offended is key. Surrender to God, let Him lead in reconciliation, and be unoffendable.

Pastor Igor Kondratyuk delivers a powerful sermon on offense, highlighting how offense leads to stumbling and rebellion, and how it blinds us to God's will. He emphasizes the importance of intimacy with God and simplicity in understanding His ways, urging listeners to focus on what truly matters and not be distracted by disputes and personal ambitions.

Brad Brede passionately discusses the importance of complete commitment and self-sacrifice in serving God's vision, sharing personal stories of challenges, sacrifices, and unwavering faith. Emphasizing the need to let go of selfish desires, opinions, and distractions in order to fully follow God's plan and purpose, Brad encourages listeners to be 'all in' for the upcoming wave of spiritual revival and unity.

Join Anthony Leong on a journey through the story of Jonah, exploring themes of dying to self, waking up from spiritual slumber, and experiencing revival. Discover the power of the dead walking among the living, bringing light and transformation to a dark world. Learn how praise and humility can break chains, spark revival, and unleash God's power in your life and the world around you.