The name of Jesus is where the shaking begins. Through Jesus' name, we see reconstruction taking place. The name of Jesus shakes hell's foundations, demolishing every demonic stronghold. Nevertheless, to see the wonders of Jesus' name, the Father needs to know you, and you need to make a stand that makes the enemy's powers recognize you.

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In Deuteronomy 4:29-31, Moses urges obedience. I wonder, where has the passion, conviction, desire, and urgency gone in the body of Christ? Have we forgotten the simplicity of seeking the Holy Spirit and God's presence? Has our religiosity distracted us from seeking Jesus? Or have we surrendered? Scripture reminds us: draw near to God (James 4:8), seek Him wholeheartedly (Jeremiah 29:13)

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This morning, I'd like to emphasize that following Jesus comes with a significant cost, as illustrated in John 12:1-8. In this passage, we observe several remarkable events, including Lazarus's resurrection, courtesy of Jesus's powerful call. We also witness Judas's true nature, as Scripture reveals his thieving tendencies in verse 6. Judas objects to the expensive ointment used to anoint Jesus's feet, suggesting it could have been sold for 300 pence, equivalent to approximately $45 today. Furthermore, Mary's selfless act of washing Jesus's feet with her hair showcases her profound love and devotion to Him. The Sacrifice was worth it all.

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Do you yearn for Jesus, experiencing an intense longing for Him? Are you in God's desired place, seeking Him in quiet moments with a deep yearning? We often get entangled in life, forgetting our yearning for God. Some have put their relationship with Jesus on a shelf, only revisiting it on Sundays, with prayer lives focused on empty promises and self-serving desires. This replaces the genuine yearning for Jesus to change the world, instead driven by politics and domination.

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This is the Time of Year for us here in the Deep South that we commonly use the phrase Harvest season. We see the farmers working late, tractors on the road. Then we read here in Luke 10:1-3, That Jesus says the Harvest is plentiful but the Workers are few the laborers are few. So I want to give us to have an understanding here! I also want to explain a concept to you all that it took me a few years of traveling and preaching to see, The harvest isn’t necessarily about the lost. The harvest is not just about the unbeliever it’s also can be tied into the prodigals and the people who leave the flock.This is a indicator to us that there are many who believe but they are just lazy,

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Tod Brother Tom Preaches from

Matthew 6:29-34

On the Subject kingdom Minded.

In the Times of Kings and Knights in order to enlist into the Kings Army a person had to have dedication to that King they had to be kingdom Minded. So they would become Educated on the kings desires they would train and they would find avenues to get in front of the king to tell him they wanted to enlist if you will. They had to seek not just the king but the Kingdom See the King would hold the throne of the Kingdom But it wasn’t just the throne on the palace they had to seek it was the Kingdom. And yearly many would be called to enlist . But only a few would be chosen. The Bible explains it to us in depth when we are told to seek ye first the Kingdom heaven is a by product of knowing the the father

Matthew 22:14 tells us Many are called, but few are chosen.The parable's meaning is that God calls everyone, but people must respond to the call to be chosen….

In order to respond we must Seek Him.

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In this Series Pastor Tom preaches a powerful message of Simplicity and Truth.

In Acts 9:36-41, we observe several key elements. Firstly, Joppa is significant as the location where Jonah initially disobeyed God's call, whereas Peter demonstrated obedience. This contrast highlights the transformative power of living in accordance with God's will. Furthermore, the account of Dorcas's passing and the subsequent summons for Peter illustrate the impact of charitable works in demonstrating faith. When we engage in selfless acts, we exemplify the transformative power of Christ, influencing those around us. However, it is essential to distinguish that good works are a consequence of salvation, not the means to achieve it.

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John 11 1-10

We see in this passage of scriptures a unique opportunity that’s brought before Jesus

And it’s in verse two that we get educated in a quick context of whom This Mary is , The one who Washed the feet of Jesus. With her hair .The one Judas got mad at because she used the expensive stuff instead of saling it to give the money to the poor .The moment that that picture is painted for us we see exactly how close Jesus was to her and her family when we read on .Let me tell yall this Jesus comes along and just brings victory over death and the grave Amen .He sets the stage here for salvation .He sets the standard if you will with simplicity by saying if you just believe in me

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