Rick Joyner shares a vision he had of the coming harvest because of what he calls the tsunami of revival that is on the way. In the vision there were two waves. One involved preparing the laborers for the harvest, and the second is the wave of extraordinary revival. Discernment, as spoken of in James 3 and Philippians 1:9, is crucial to this time. We need to study I Corinthians 13 to be ready for discernment.

Keala Elston encourages us to view aggressive intercession as a necessity according to Matthew 11:12.

Rick Joyner preaches about the joy His people will have in the end times and the essential koinonia the body of Christ must have as well.

Rick Joyner gives a special message to honor mothers on Mother's Day. Rick also talks of the blessings that come from faithful tithing and the curses of robbing God.

Robert Rummage teaches on the charateristics of David that we also need to cultivate in our lives.

Justin Perry speaks on focusing on God instead of ourselves. He shares the value in beholding His goodness rather than our failures.

Bobby says there is a great thunder coming from God’s throne right now for restoration according to Joel 2:25. He tells us God will restore everything that Adam forfeited, and that God wants us to be zealous for Him.

Rick talks about the times ahead, prophesies declared over Charlotte, and how we should be preparing for the upcoming Harvest.

Today's speaker, Robert Rummage, talks about apostolic prayer within the new covenant.

Paulette Wooten and Molly Williams lead worship with the songs, "Bless the Lord" "We Draw Near" and "Psalm 40." Rick Joyner shares on the significance of the number '11' and how the Lord is speaking to us through this year. Rick talks about how God is bringing us back to our land, and giving us another chance.

Rick shares briefly on giving and talks about MMT meetings at MorningStar - "MorningStar Ministry Team" - and how to get involved.

Larry Kreider teaches on the importance of deep and growing relationships in the body of Christ and how believers need small gatherings as well as large group meetings.