In this teaching, Pastor Leonard Rola and Pastor Lori Rola explain that Romans 8:28 is not a promise that everything that happens in life is good, but rather that God is able to work through every circumstance for our good. They share personal experiences of hardship, poor decisions, financial struggles, and ministry challenges to demonstrate how God used difficult situations to shape them and reveal Christ in their lives. The central message is that God's ultimate purpose is to conform believers into the image of Jesus Christ. No matter what circumstances arise, God remains faithful and continually works to bring His children into a deeper understanding of His love and grace.
In this message, Pastor Leonard Rola shares a fresh revelation from Romans chapter 8 that the Lord impressed upon him early that morning. He explains that believers are fully accepted, fully qualified, and fully loved because of Jesus Christ, not because of religious effort or performance. The sermon highlights seven powerful truths in Romans 8: the indwelling Spirit, sonship, inheritance, transformation, the ministry of the Holy Spirit, God's ability to work all things for good, and God's desire for believers to realize their true identity in Christ. Through personal testimonies and practical examples, Pastor Leonard encourages believers to renew their minds to the truth of God's Word an…
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that believers are already spiritually complete in Christ, but transformation in everyday life happens through renewing the mind. They emphasize that God has predestined believers to reflect the image of Jesus, and that this reality becomes visible in a person’s earthly walk as their thinking aligns with the truth of God’s Word. Through personal testimonies about pain, financial struggles, and relationship challenges, they show that victory comes by cooperating with the Spirit and believing the truth of who believers already are in Christ. The message strongly focuses on the power of thought life, renewed thinking, and speaking in ag…
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola focus on the incredible promises found in Ephesians 3:20 and the limitless ability of God to bless His children. They explain how God desires to do far more than we could ever ask, think, or imagine, according to His power working within us. The message emphasizes kingdom-minded thinking, confident asking, and renewing the mind to align with God's goodness. The pastors encourage believers to meditate deeply on this verse and allow the Holy Spirit to bring revelation, faith, and expectation into every area of life.
In this teaching, Pastor Leonard Rola walks through Paul’s prayer in Ephesians chapter 3 and explains how believers are meant to understand the greatness of God’s love and power working within them. He emphasizes that Christians are not merely forgiven sinners, but righteous saints filled with Christ Himself. The message focuses heavily on renewing the mind, believing correctly, and understanding that God desires to do “exceeding abundantly above” anything believers can ask or think. Pastor Leonard also shares his personal testimony of healing from incurable cancer as an example of learning to trust the truths of God’s kingdom and the finished work of Jesus Christ.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain how our inner thoughts deeply affect our lives, our bodies, and even the way we experience the reality of Christ in us. They emphasize that believers are not merely physical beings living earthly lives, but people who are spiritually seated with Christ and included in Him. The message focuses on renewing the mind, meditating on “throne room realities,” and aligning inner thoughts with the truth of God’s Word. The pastors encourage believers to spend quiet time with the Holy Spirit, so their thinking can be transformed into agreement with God’s love, righteousness, holiness, and healing power.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola discuss the importance of thoughts and how thinking affects the body, emotions, and spiritual life. They explain that both science and Scripture reveal that our internal dialogue influences healing, peace, joy, and even physical health. The pastors encourage believers to focus their minds on God’s truth, righteousness, joy, and identity in Christ rather than fear, pain, or negativity. They also emphasize that this is not about guilt or condemnation, but about learning to live in the fullness of the life God intended.
In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Leonard Rola honors women, wives, mothers, grandmothers, aunties, and spiritual mothers as powerful reflections of God’s love, strength, care, and faithfulness. He begins by giving glory to Jesus and sharing a testimony of healing from cancer, emphasizing that the grace of God and the finished work of Jesus gave him peace and confidence. The sermon then celebrates the strength of women, especially the quiet strength seen in love, encouragement, sacrifice, protection, compassion, and steadfast faith. Pastor Lori closes with communion, reminding the church of the new and better covenant through Jesus’ body and blood.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that changing the way we think and speak changes the way we live and feel. They focus on worry, fear, joy, peace, gratitude, and the power of speaking life over the body. Pastor Lori connects Scripture with how thoughts and gratitude affect the nervous system, while Pastor Leonard shares personal examples of how joy, worship, and speaking to his body have helped him live from the life of Christ within. The message encourages believers to stop letting worry dominate their thoughts and instead rejoice, rest in God’s peace, and allow the Holy Spirit to minister one second at a time.
In this teaching, Pastor Leonard Rola emphasizes that God is not concerned with perfect performance but with relationship and freedom from condemnation. He explains that many struggles in life come from man-made beliefs rather than God’s truth. The message focuses on the powerful connection between thinking, speaking, and living, encouraging believers to align their thoughts and words with truth, peace, and righteousness. Through Philippians 4, he teaches that focusing on what is good, pure, and true leads to a life of peace and victory.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola emphasize the importance of truly knowing the grace of Jesus Christ. They explain that grace is a gift—not something earned—and that it applies to every area of life, including finances, healing, and provision. Through Scripture, they show that Jesus has already provided everything believers need. The key is not striving, but believing, resting, and receiving what has already been given through Christ.
