In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola share how every person on earth faces contradictions, challenges, and opportunities for fear, but believers are called to live above them. The key is not escaping problems physically, but awakening to the reality of Christ within and who we truly are in Him. By tuning our ears to the inner Christ, we remain spiritually awake, grounded in peace, and victorious regardless of external circumstances. True victory is found in resting in our face-to-face union with Jesus and living from that identity.
In this follow-up teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain what believers are doing spiritually while they are waiting, resting, or even sleeping. They emphasize the believer’s union with Christ, the power of God already dwelling within, and the importance of hearing grace-filled truth. Healing, restoration, and peace are shown to flow naturally from rest, agreement with God’s Word, and thanksgiving. The message encourages believers to stop striving and instead rest confidently in who they are in Christ.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola address the common question of what believers should do while waiting for healing to manifest. They emphasize resting in grace rather than striving, focusing on identity in Christ, and trusting the finished work of Jesus. Instead of works, effort, or forced confessions, believers are encouraged to meditate on truth, receive God's love, and allow faith to be energized naturally. Healing, they teach, flows from union with Christ and inner rest, not from pressure or performance.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that the “new heaven and new earth” described in Revelation is not about a future destroyed planet, but about the end of the old temple system and the beginning of God dwelling within believers. They show how Jesus predicted the destruction of the Jewish temple and how this was fulfilled in AD 70. The message emphasizes that God no longer lives in buildings made by human hands, but in people. The new covenant of grace means believers are now God’s true temple, permanently cleansed and filled with His presence.
In this teaching, Pastor Leonard explains that healing is already provided through Jesus Christ and is meant to spring forth from within believers. He encourages listeners to reject guilt and condemnation that says they are not healed because they “don’t have enough faith.” He teaches that faith rises from within through hearing about Christ, seeing Jesus, and realizing God’s love, and that healing often manifests as we come into agreement with what God is saying. Pastor Lori closes with communion, celebrating our participation in Christ’s body and blood.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola continue their message on letting love rule our lives. They explain that love, not knowledge, gifts, or spiritual performance, is the true measure of spiritual maturity. By walking verse by verse through 1 Corinthians 13, they show that love is the defining force of the Christian life because God Himself is love. The message calls believers to rest in God’s love and allow that love to guide how they see, treat, and respond to others.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola share that love is the ruling force meant to govern the life of every believer. They explain that love is not merely something God does, but who God is, and therefore love must define how believers live, respond, and relate to others. The message emphasizes that love reveals God to the world more clearly than knowledge, eloquence, or religious performance. When believers live from God’s love, unity, faith, and true witness naturally flow.
In this teaching, the church is reminded that Jesus made a way for us to connect with God and that God can be trusted completely. Jean shares how God guided her step-by-step into an overseas ministry assignment, even when others tried to stir fear, and how peace from God became the anchor for her decisions. She emphasizes that encouragement and simple obedience (like a phone call or message) can change lives and create ripple effects far beyond what we can see. The message closes with practical encouragement to steady the heart in God’s Word, trust the Father’s love, and believe His promise of restoration.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain why believers are not meant to compare themselves with others but are called to look only to Jesus. They clarify the difference between true faith and mental determination, showing that faith comes from hearing Christ and agreeing with God. The message centers on Jesus as the only standard and reveals that believers already share His righteousness, holiness, and identity. By fixing our eyes on Christ rather than on people or circumstances, transformation naturally follows.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that there is only one correct way for believers to live free from guilt, shame, comparison, and condemnation: by fixing their eyes on Jesus alone. They share how looking to others—whether for healing, financial gain, or spiritual growth—can lead to discouragement, pride, or feelings of inferiority. Drawing from their own experiences, they demonstrate how the true gospel of grace frees us from pressure and self-measurement. The message emphasizes that faith is not self-generated but flows naturally from hearing the Word and knowing God’s love.
Pastor Lori and Pastor Lenny talk about living from the spirit realm instead of being ruled by what we see, feel, and experience in the natural. They focus on how the Word of God goes deep, removing unbelief and separating soul-life thinking from spirit-life reality. They emphasize that God’s message to us is found “in Christ,” meaning we learn who we are and how loved we are by looking at what God has spoken and revealed in Jesus. The encouragement is to enjoy God’s presence, live from the reality that Christ is in you, and let the Word become the ruling influence in your heart and mind.
In this message, Pastor Leonard Rola addresses the deep confusion and fear believers experience when they compare their lives, healings, or outcomes with those of others. He explains how comparison leads to guilt, shame, pride, or condemnation and pulls believers away from Christ. Using Scripture and personal testimony, he teaches that faith grows only by fixing our eyes on Jesus, not on people or circumstances. The message calls believers to live from grace, rest in Christ’s finished work, and stop measuring themselves by others.
