Rick Joyner shares about God’s true purpose for judgment.  God’s judgment is motivated by love not revenge, and it based more on the light we’ve rejected than the sin we’ve committed. He challenges Christians to repent and take a stand for righteousness before it’s too late.

Rick reminds us that we constantly battle the religious spirit in our hearts. It is founded on zeal for God that gets self-centered rather than Christ-centered. He gives us several signs of the religious spirit to look for in ourselves.



Rick gives us a practical test to help us see the degree of influence the religious spirit has in our lives.



Rick interviews Craig Palmer about his healing from cancer.

Marcus Lamb, Co-Founder of Daystar Television, the second largest Christian Broadcasting Network in the world, speaks on overcoming trouble and gives examples of how to do this through his own life experience. 

Tom Hardiman uncovers some vital spiritual keys that we will need to walk in as we enter this new year.

Molly Williams and Elizabeth Walker lead worship with songs including "Change" and "At the River." Tom Hardiman teaches a prophetic message about keys to new beginnings.

Freddie Powers opens by speaking on spending time with Jesus and international missions.

Dave Yarnes then teaches the main message on the priority of having vital relationships.

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Bobby Hussey leads worship with the songs "A Praise" "Psalm 18" and "I Bow Down." Rick Joyner shares a message on where the church has come from and where MorningStar is going.

Rick Joyner begins with the ten minute message on current events and the need for leadership in missions especially.

His message is followed by various testimonies of students from CSCL.  One in particular covers a miraculous healing!

The service is followed by a time of prayer for physical healing and any kind of weightiness from the youth of MorningStar.

Aliss Cresswell speaks on her experiences dealing with the supernatural ways of God, testimonies of God's unfailing power, and prays for people in the audience.