In this message, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola share how experiencing the unconditional love of God transforms every area of life. Pastor Leonard explains how righteousness and God’s love are the two greatest forces for healing, prosperity, and peace. Pastor Lori shares her personal breakthrough, moving from striving for acceptance to resting in God’s immeasurable love. They emphasize that God’s love is not based on behavior but is unconditional, endless, and powerful, energizing faith and releasing resurrection life within believers.
This message emphasizes Paul’s teaching on healing and how it flows from the gospel of grace. Paul connects healing with righteousness, the power of the resurrection, faith that comes by hearing about Christ, and knowing we are loved by God. The sermon stresses that healing is not about striving or earning but about resting in our union with Christ. Believers must recognize their righteousness in Him, hear the gospel continually, understand their unity with Christ’s resurrection life, and rest in God’s love.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola share how divine healing and health are not just about receiving miracles but also about cooperating with God’s design for our lives. They explain that faith is energized by love and that understanding God’s love releases healing power within us. Through personal testimonies, lifestyle changes, and the revelation of God’s love, they demonstrate how both spiritual truths and natural choices work together. Ultimately, the message emphasizes that living in the awareness of God’s love fuels faith, energizes the body, and enables believers to walk in divine health.
In this sermon, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola emphasize that healing and salvation come only through the name of Jesus. They remind us that every knee shall bow and every tongue confesses that Jesus is Lord, regardless of belief. By walking through Peter’s message in Acts 3, they show that miracles are not performed by man’s authority but through faith in Jesus’ name. The gospel is not about our works or effort—it is about fixing our eyes on Jesus, knowing His love, and receiving the freedom and healing He has already provided.
In this sermon, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola emphasize the simplicity of the gospel of grace. They explain that believers are dead to the law through Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection, and now live in a new covenant of grace. Paul’s teaching in Romans 7 is compared to a marriage—believers cannot be married to both the law and Christ at the same time without committing spiritual adultery. Jesus’ words in Matthew 9 reinforce this truth: new wine belongs in new wineskins, not mixed with the old. The message is clear—stop sleeping in two beds, embrace grace fully, and live free from guilt, shame, and condemnation.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola share a powerful revelation from the feeding of the five thousand in Matthew 14. Jesus, moved with compassion, healed the sick, and provided abundantly for the people. But before the miracle of provision, He gave a direct command: “Sit down.” This command was not about striving, working harder, or proving worth—it was about resting in His provision, love, and grace. The pastors emphasize that Jesus’s only command here was to relax, to recline in green pastures, and receive from Him freely.
This message by Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teaches that real faith begins with hearing about Jesus and is perfected by fixing our eyes on Him. The sermon emphasizes that faith is not generated by our efforts but is born when we hear and see Jesus for who He truly is—full of compassion, mercy, and love. It corrects the mindset that healing or miracles depend on what we do, pointing instead to Christ’s finished work. The right mindset for real faith is to shift focus away from ourselves and onto Jesus alone.
In this powerful continuation of “I Know His Perfect Will,” Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach that God’s perfect will for every believer is rooted in the finished work of Jesus Christ. Under grace, all the Father’s demands are fulfilled through Jesus, leaving only the promises for us to enjoy. We are called to live knowing we are prosperous, successful, righteous, justified, and glorified—not through our works, but as a fruit of being united with Christ. This message dismantles legalism, emphasizes our identity as joint-heirs with Jesus, and encourages us to rest in His finished work.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explore the role of the Holy Spirit as our Holy Helper. They explain that even when we don’t know what to pray, the Spirit intercedes on our behalf, especially in times of sickness, weakness, or confusion. The sermon emphasizes our full qualification through Jesus’ finished work and the believer’s position of readiness in grace. God’s perfect will is prosperity, fruitfulness, and peace—not because of what we do, but because of what Jesus has done. Freedom, righteousness, and success are ours by faith alone.
In this sermon, Rev. Lisa Gaul shares her testimony and powerfully unpacks what it means to live in true righteousness. She challenges the common teachings of sin consciousness and urges believers to be established in the finished work of Christ. By emphasizing God’s love, grace, and the believer’s permanent right standing with God, she illustrates that righteousness is not a fluctuating state but a gift secured through Jesus. Through scripture, testimonies, and encouragement, Rev. Lisa reminds us that we are holy, blameless, and above reproach—not by our efforts, but by His.
In this passionate message, Pastor Leonard Rola reminds us that the Christian life is not lived by seeking revival from an external source but by releasing the Spirit of God already within us. Using Jesus’ proclamation at the Feast of Tabernacles as the foundation, Pastor Leonard explains that rivers of living water flow from our innermost being when we believe. This message encourages believers to live from the overflow of God’s Spirit—overflowing in love, healing, power, and provision. Revival is not “there”—it's here, inside every believer, waiting to be released.
In this passionate message, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola unpack the beautiful truth of how God judges believers—not according to their works, but according to Jesus Christ. Drawing from Paul’s bold declaration in Romans 2:16, they reveal how God’s judgment is based on Christ’s finished work, not on our secrets or sins. The sermon celebrates the believer’s identity as righteous, justified, and free because Jesus was judged in our place. Listeners are encouraged to rest in the deep love of God and see themselves as He sees them—holy, complete, and unconditionally loved.