Pastor Justin counters cultural misconceptions around tithing while expressing the biblical necessity of giving to God's kingdom and the results promised in Scripture following His people's faithfulness.

In today's message, Pastor Justin expresses the necessity of spiritually leading our families, being intentional, and taking authority for the sake of our children's trajectory. Pastor Justin shares how spiritual leadership from mentors in his life equipped him for pastoral ministry.

Pastor Justin and Pastor Jonston review and dive deeper into, "Abraham: A Faith that Builds Families (Part 3)". Pastor Justin emphasizes God's intention to call us higher, and the purpose of experiencing valley seasons is to come out stronger than before.

In Part 3 of Abraham: A Faith That Builds Families, Pastor Justin Driver teaches that God is calling His people higher. Genesis 13 shows Abram going up from Egypt—out of a past season and back into purpose. Faith is a journey that requires staying planted in God’s house, returning to our first love, and rebuilding the altar of worship. This message reminds us that this is not a season to settle, but a season to rise and grow higher with God.

Referencing Genesis 12, Pastor Justin teaches the congregation about the effects of pressure on marriage and relationships. He explains how God's favor does not exempt us from tension, using Abram and Sarai's entry in Egypt as an example. "Pressure reveals where we run," Pastor Justin shares, and he tells of the dangers of running to worldly solutions while highlighting the benefits of finding refuge in God.

Pastor Justin Driver teaches that God builds families and legacy through obedient faith, not comfort. Like Abraham leaving Ur and Peter stepping out of the boat, believers must “get out” of old mindsets and comfort zones. Obedience releases God’s promises, while settling delays them—because safety never produces legacy, obedience does

Pastor Justin shares a powerful message reminding us that God is sovereign and alive—He does whatever He pleases—unlike lifeless idols that leave people spiritually empty. The church is called to reject dead religion and live in the power, joy, and utterance of the Holy Spirit. When we welcome Him, we are filled with life, power, and purpose. The prayer of the believer is simple: “God, do whatever You please."

Pastor Justin and Pastor Cassie share with us for Day 7 of our 7-Day "Prayer and Fasting".