November 2025

A FATHER’S LOVE

HE TOUCHED A LEPER

In this message, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach on the incredible power of love through the story of Jesus touching the leper in Mark 1. They explain the horrifying reality of leprosy during biblical times—total separation, hopelessness, and the absence of love from people and from God in the mind of the sufferer. They demonstrate how Jesus broke every religious boundary by touching the untouchable man, revealing that God’s love transcends commandments, conditions, and human worthiness. The pastors emphasize that love realized energizes faith, and when faith is energized, miracles manifest. This message shows that Jesus is still willing, still compassionate, and still touching the br…

RELEASE THE POWER

In “RELEASE THE POWER,” Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach that every believer already possesses the fullness of God’s life, righteousness, and resurrection power through Jesus Christ. The issue is not obtaining more from God, but allowing what is already within to be uncovered and released. The pastors explain that the Holy Spirit reveals truth to our inner man, renewing the “gateway” of the mind until the believer experiences what Christ has already given. They outline four scriptural ways this power is released: knowing His love, knowing our righteousness, continuing to hear about Christ, and fixing our eyes on Jesus. This message encourages believers to rest in Jesus’ finished work,…

LOVING A LEPER

In this message, Pastor Leonard Rola teaches that guilt, shame, and condemnation are never from God, but rather from religion, and that they prevent believers from experiencing the miraculous. Using the story of the leper in Mark 1:40–42, he demonstrates that Jesus heals not because people are perfect in their belief, but because He is moved with compassion and love. The sermon emphasizes that love realized produces faith energized, enabling both the one praying and the one receiving prayer to experience God’s power. Pastor Rola explains the social and spiritual suffering of lepers, the meaning of compassion, and how Jesus’ touch—an expression of unconditional love—released healing. He co…

WHAT WE ALREADY HAVE

In “WHAT WE ALREADY HAVE,” Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola bring clarity to a common misunderstanding about healing and faith. They teach that 1 Peter 2:24 speaks primarily about spiritual healing—our reconciliation with God through Christ—rather than physical healing. The message encourages believers to rest in God’s love and recognize the truth of what they already possess: a new spirit, the very nature and character of Christ, and His resurrection power within. By renewing our minds to these truths, we can experience real freedom from guilt, shame, and condemnation.

WHAT DO WE ALREADY HAVE?

In WHAT DO WE ALREADY HAVE?* Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach that believers must apply proper hermeneutics—understanding who is being spoken to and under what covenant—to avoid living under guilt, shame, and condemnation. The message clarifies that 1 Peter 2:24 refers not to physical healing but to spiritual restoration through Christ’s finished work, freeing us from separation and guilt. Pastor Lenny shares personal experiences exposing how misinterpretation has hurt believers, emphasizing that our righteousness, new spirit, and divine power are already within us. The sermon concludes with how revelation from the Holy Spirit releases what we already possess, through love, righteousne…

THE ONLY WAY TO THINK

This sermon focuses on the importance of proper hermeneutics—understanding scripture in its correct covenant, context, author, audience, and purpose. Pastor Leonard and Pastor Lori explain how misreading verses like Romans 3:10 and Romans 3:23 outside their context leads Christians to falsely believe they are still sinners instead of righteous in Christ. They walk through Romans 6 and show that believers died with Christ to sin and were raised with Him to newness of life. The message emphasizes that in the New Covenant, God’s love and righteousness are not based on performance but on Jesus’ finished work. Renewing the mind to these truths is “the only way to think” and the foundation for…

YOU CANT TEMPT A DEAD MAN

In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola reveal the powerful truth that believers are united with Christ in His death and resurrection. Because we died with Him, sin no longer has dominion over us, and we now walk in newness of life. The pastors emphasize that many Christians live defeated simply because they do not know what has already been accomplished in Christ. By understanding righteousness, union, and the finished work of Jesus, believers discover that temptation loses its power — because you cannot tempt someone who knows they are already dead to sin. This message is meant to remove condemnation and awaken believers to their true identity in Christ.

VICTORY IN ONENESS

In this message, Pastor Leonard Rola explains how years of believing he was “just a sinner” kept him temptable and unaware of his true identity in Christ. He shows how Paul’s writings reveal a crescendo leading believers from sin-consciousness to righteousness-consciousness and ultimately to oneness with Jesus and the Father. The sermon emphasizes that sin has been removed, the old covenant remembrance is gone, and the new covenant truth is that believers are perfected, sanctified, and united with God. Pastor Leonard teaches that the victory of the Christian life is found in recognizing and living from this oneness.

GLORIFIED PART 2

In “GLORIFIED PART 2,” Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach that the transfiguration of Jesus reveals the same inner glory deposited within every believer at the moment of being born again. They explain that the Greek word for *transfigured* (metamorphoō) appears only three times in Scripture, and each instance shows the believer’s inner glorification. The sermon emphasizes renewing the mind to New Covenant truths so that this inner glory can manifest outwardly in healing, transformation, and supernatural living. The pastors encourage believers to see themselves exactly as God sees them—righteous, holy, complete, and glorified in Christ.