Redemption To The Nations Church

Pentecost is about unity. Referencing Acts 2 and Genesis 11, Pastor Kevin Wallace reminds us that the Holy Ghost restores our ability to speak the same language and communicate with each other. It’s time to speak the language of love.

Your life is a witness of an unseen realm. You are empowered to be that witness. In this Pentecost Sunday message, Pastor Deven Wallace preaches from Judges 6:34 and Acts 1:8 releasing us in Holy Spirit power and activation.

The enemy cannot make you doubt, he can only send you the invitation. Pastor Kevin Wallace takes us through James 1:6-8 and Hebrews 11 teaching how we can fully embrace faith.

Pastor Kevin Wallace expounds on James 4 and Ephesians 5 exposing the roots of procrastination and encouraging us to steward our time well.

Proverbs 30:30 tells us that the lion does not retreat. Satan roams like a lion seeking who he can devour. Jesus is the Lion of Judah who came to deliver. Which roar are you responding to?

In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Kevin Wallace preaches from John 6 with this thought: Those who understand their assignment are able to shift “mom”entum in this hour. Pastor Deven Wallace ends this powerful message with prophetic declarations.

Pastor Kevin Wallace takes his text from 1 Samuel 22 encouraging us to shift our allegiance from broken, false systems to a Kingdom with a King. We’re leaving the dead and defeated behind for the truth, the oil, and what God has anointed.

In a message of encouragement and warning, Pastor Kevin Wallace teaches out of 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 uncovering the monster of ministry. Commit to pray for your leaders and take heed of this word if you are a minister of the gospel. Serving the King of Kings requires our holiness and humility.

In this Easter message, Pastor Kevin Wallace teaches out of Colossians 2 reminding us of what Jesus did for us on the cross. Christ’s crucifixion, death, and resurrection was a complete work and absolutely victorious. We live from that victory, not striving for victory. The enemy has no power over us.

Pastor Kevin Wallace preaches out of Mark 10 and 11 encouraging us not to let our past rob us of our future. Bartimaeus could not see with his natural eyes but he had vision. He knew when Jesus was near and cried out to Him. When He heals you, will you walk around with the same identity or will you throw off the old garment and walk in wholeness?

Does God really wants to save everyone or will only a few will make it? Pastor Kevin Wallace preaches from Luke 13 with this truth: the issue is not if a few will be saved — it’s if YOU will be saved. The gate is not narrow to keep anyone out, it’s to keep all of the extra beliefs and baggage out. Lay it all down and come into the Kingdom. Today is the day of salvation.

There is a price of prejudice - if you are demanding that God show up in the people, places and time that you want, you’ll miss the blessing. Pastor Kevin Wallace begins a series of messages on the Journey to Jerusalem today out of Luke 9. Don’t let your cadence be determined by the culture. Our rhythm of life is in His river, not one stream.

No matter how bad or how long your dark season has been, God can transform it all in a moment. Pastor Kevin Wallace unpacks a powerful message from 2 Kings 6 encouraging us to believe the word of the Lord and have faith that things are going to change.

Does it seem like everything is crushing around you? Only when the olive is crushed is when the oil is ready to flow. Pastor Chris Ryan preaches out of Nahum 1 and 2 Kings 18 encouraging us to be under the influence of Spirit of the Lord instead of believing the lies of the enemy. Command your soul to praise the Lord.

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In a time when it seems we are losing the next generation, let’s be the solution instead of furthering the problems. New bowls are being fashioned and the ancient message of the gospel is healing the waters. Pastor Kevin Wallace encourages us out of 2 Kings 2 to be the salt: purifying, preserving, and bringing flavor to everything around us.

Have you fallen and feel like you can’t get up? God wants to restore you whether you’ve messed up, run away, or feel like all is lost. Pastor Kevin Wallace encourages us from Romans 13:11-12 and Acts 20:6-12 to examine the windows in our lives and let His light invade the darkness.

In a poignant message on hope, Pastor Kevin Wallace calls us out of complacency and causes us to be reminded of the God we serve. Take the word of the Lord and believe it with all of your heart. If you believe it, He will come.

There’s a lot connected to the lot that you’ve been fighting for. Pastor Kevin Wallace encourages us that as we contend, know that not everything is as it seems. There’s an inheritance and a future so keep the faith.

When it seems like the masses are done with church or leaving their faith altogether, there is a generation like Samuel who will continue to grow in the house of the Lord. Pastor Kevin Wallace leads us through 1 Samuel 2 and the context it carries for this generation. There is hope and there is a powerful future.