Rick Joyner continues his series on the Lord's marching orders for the church and what we can do to start training.

Cindy Jacobs shares that the calling of the church is to keep the fire burning on the altar. Twenty-four hour worship brings a connection from heaven to earth. God is going to begin something where we are going to worship with intention.

CSCL Principal Sandy Woods speaks about CSCL being a place where learning is fun and innovative. She describes the school curriculum and gives examples of graduate success stories. But she also encourages us to walk in our destiny with success.

Chris Updegraft leads a relaxed worship session filled with God's pressence; Dave Yarnes speaks on bringing the prophetic wherever you may be, planning for your purpose and passion and moving towards what God created you to be.

Alan Keyes spoke about the fact that "we, the people" are the sovereign, made in God's image. We "render to God the things that are God's"----which is us. We belong to God. As such, we have the power, by following in the footsteps of Jesus, to help save America. We're in a unique time of destructiveness, but we have hope! II Chron. 7:14.

     Tom Hardiman shares how change can happen supernaturally as we are transformed into the image of Christ. Truth is life-changing and alters our paradigm forever.

Jonathan and Melissa Helser lead worship with the songs "God of the Angel Armies" "On the Shore" and "Open the Sky." Lt. Gen. (Ret.) W.G. Boykin shares on rise of the islamic regime in the Egypt and the rising influence of Islam in America.

Justin Perry, MorningStar Fort Mill Church Pastor, teaches that through the power of the Holy Spirit believers carry the kingdom of God, demonstrating His love to the world.

Jesus drew crowds, and people heard him gladly. He spoke in words they could understand. The Pharisees were ignored, and therefore, were jealous. They were trying to trap Him when they threw the adulterous woman in front of Him. The first evangelistic message that needs to be preached is that we are all guilty except Jesus. No one could throw a stone at her because they were all guilty, too.