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Forgiveness & Overcoming Sin

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APR

Positioned for God's Commanded Blessing

Pastor Mirek Hufton

God doesn't just offer blessing, He commands it. Drawing from Deuteronomy 28, I unpacked what it means when God commands His blessing: it carries the same unstoppable authority as "Let there be light." Nothing the enemy does can prevent it from reaching you, but you must be intentionally positioned to receive it. Three positioning steps matter most: seek…

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JUL

Choose To Be Chosen

Pastor Mirek Hufton

Jesus declared, "Many are called, but few are chosen", meaning a calling alone guarantees nothing. Whether God uses your life depends entirely on how you respond to that call. Drawing from the lives of Saul, Samson, and David, Pastor Mirek Hufton shows why heart surrender, not talent, age, or experience, is what makes someone truly usable by God. Saul had…

14
JUL

Power Over Sin, Part 4

Pastor Mirek Hufton · Power Over Sin

Sin isn't just a moral failure, it's a door. Every unconfessed sin opens a legal entry point for the enemy to bring curses into our lives. In this message, Pastor Mirek Hufton teaches that while Christ has already redeemed believers from sin's power ("sin shall not have dominion over you," Romans 6:14), we must actively possess that freedom by faith, just…

4
JUL

Stand For Freedom

Pastor Mirek Hufton

True freedom isn't political, it's spiritual. Drawing on the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Pastor Mirek Hufton reminds us that America's founders understood freedom as a gift from God, not government. Over half of the 55 signers were ministers of the gospel, and they pledged their lives knowing the real battle was spiritual, not merely…

5
MAY

Stay Hungry For More

Pastor Mirek Hufton

In this powerful message, Pastor Mirek Hufton calls the church to refuse spiritual complacency and press deeper into God's presence. Drawing from Matthew 5, he unpacks what it means to be "poor in spirit", not weakness, but humble dependency on God, and challenges believers that hunger for God is a choice, not a feeling. Using the life of Stephen from Acts…

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