Pastor Leonard Rola explains that tarrying is the practice of remaining in God’s presence, resting, praying, praising, and waiting until we hear from Him and receive what He desires to reveal. Tarrying is not a religious work but an opportunity to develop a close and personal relationship with the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. As believers spend unhurried time with God, their spiritual hearing becomes clearer, their understanding grows, and their confidence in God’s love and promises becomes stronger. Pastor Leonard encourages the Church to recover this lost practice so believers can walk in greater intimacy with God and experience the miraculous and supernatural power He intends…
Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach that God’s marvelous love is freely given and does not have to be earned through religious works. Because Christ has completely reconciled believers to God, they can see themselves as God sees them: holy, blameless, loved, and without fault in His sight. Believers are encouraged to stand firmly in this truth and refuse to drift into guilt, shame, condemnation, or legalism. As people increasingly understand God’s limitless love, that love empowers them, frees them, and flows through them to bless and minister to others.
Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach that God, through the completed work of Jesus Christ, has reconciled believers to Himself and made them holy, blameless, and faultless in His sight. Christians do not earn this position through their own effort; they receive it by placing their faith in Jesus and continuing to believe the truth of the gospel. Believers have been delivered from darkness, brought into Christ’s kingdom, and qualified to share in their spiritual inheritance. Therefore, they should stand firmly in grace and reject every burden of guilt, shame, and condemnation.
In this teaching, Pastor Leonard Rola explains that every person who has placed their faith in Jesus Christ has been made holy, blameless, and irreproachable before God. This new identity is not something believers earn through effort, good works, or religious striving; it is entirely the work of God through the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. Believers are encouraged to renew their minds, continue believing what God says about them, and refuse to drift away from the assurance of the gospel. When people believe correctly about their identity in Christ, their conduct and the fruit of their lives begin to change naturally.
Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that believers have already been delivered from the kingdom of darkness and placed into the kingdom of God’s beloved Son. Living in the reality of that kingdom requires believing God, receiving and expressing His love, and walking in the humility demonstrated by Jesus. God has prepared a table of kingdom blessings and benefits for His children, and it is His pleasure to give them the kingdom now. As believers renew their minds and recognize the power of God working within them, they can experience increasingly more of the abundant kingdom life God has provided.
Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that the kingdom of God is not merely something believers are waiting to experience in the future; it is a present reality that God wants His children to believe, expect, and experience. Praise helps faith rise and releases the anointing, preparing believers to pray for God’s will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. Because believers no longer belong to the kingdom of darkness, they should renew their minds and learn to live as children of belief rather than children of unbelief. Kingdom living includes healing, wholeness, joy, abundant life, loving relationships, and a growing revelation of God’s love.
Pastor Leonard Rola explains that believers no longer belong to their former way of living under the world’s system of unbelief. Through union with Jesus Christ, they have been delivered from darkness and brought into God’s kingdom, where they can experience His will and power in their lives. Renewing the mind removes fear, doubt, anxiety, religious striving, and other beliefs that prevent what God has placed within believers from becoming visible. Pastor Leonard identifies belief, love, and humility as three essential principles for living in the reality of God’s kingdom.
Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that life in God’s kingdom is marked by praise, faith, peace, and confidence in the Father’s care rather than fear, worry, and anxiety. Beginning with the Lord’s Prayer, they show that Jesus taught believers to honor the Father and expect His will to be experienced on earth as it is in heaven. Through Jesus’ teaching about the ravens, lilies, and the Father’s knowledge of every need, they encourage believers to “worry about nothing” and continue praying even when an answer does not come immediately. The message closes with the assurance that it is the Father’s good pleasure to give His children the kingdom.
Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola continue their teaching about the kingdom of God and what it means for believers to live in the reality of that kingdom now. They explain that believers have already been delivered from the power of darkness and brought into the kingdom of Christ, and therefore should expect the kingdom of God to manifest in their lives. A major focus of the message is breaking free from religious ideas that make Christians believe only a specially chosen or promoted few can minister in God’s power. Instead, every believer who has freely received from God is called to freely give, bringing healing, freedom, encouragement, and the good news of the kingdom to others.
In “AS IT IS IN HEAVEN,” Pastor Leonard Rola teaches that Jesus’ prayer for God’s kingdom to come and His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven is not describing something believers must merely wait to experience someday. The kingdom has come through Christ, and believers have already been delivered from darkness and transferred into the kingdom of God’s Son. Pastor Lenny emphasizes the importance of changing the way we think, rejecting religious ideas that make God’s promises seem distant, and recognizing that every believer is called to participate in kingdom life. Through Scripture, personal testimony, and his own healing experience, he encourages believers to know the truth, bel…
In this encouraging teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that many Christians continue to live under an Old Covenant mindset even though Jesus has established a perfect New Covenant of grace. They describe how years of striving to earn God's favor through performance produced guilt, shame, and condemnation, but how the Gospel reveals that Jesus has already accomplished everything necessary for believers to receive God's blessings. Using Hebrews 13 as the central passage, they emphasize that God Himself equips believers to do His will and produces within them everything that pleases Him through Jesus Christ. The message concludes with the challenge to keep a "zero meter" for gui…
In this teaching, Pastor Leonard and Pastor Lori Rola revisit the main truths from the previous Sunday's sermon, emphasizing that believers are no longer called to strive for God's acceptance because Jesus has already completed every requirement through His finished work. They explain that the Old Covenant depended upon human performance and ultimately revealed mankind's inability to keep God's standard, while the New Covenant rests entirely upon what Jesus accomplished. The discussion highlights that the Holy Spirit was given not to help believers keep the Law, but to lead them into the realities of the New Covenant through a relationship with Christ. Throughout the message, the pastors…
In this message, Leonard Rola teaches that believers are no longer under the Old Covenant of Law but under the New Covenant of Grace established through Jesus Christ. He explains that God never intended Christians to achieve righteousness through self-effort, striving, or religious performance. Instead, God Himself equips, transforms, and empowers His children through the Holy Spirit. The central message of the sermon is that believers are God's responsibility—He begins the work, continues the work, and completes the work through His grace as Christians simply believe His Word and cooperate with the Holy Spirit.
