Past Media

Musicians
Jeremy Riddle Lead, Rhythm Guitar
Melissa Brodeur- BGV
Lucas Hogg - Drums
Nathan Grubbs Bass
Joel Kilmer- Electric Guitar
Steve Holbrook- Keys
Sylvia Bartel - Violin

Music Performed:
Come Let Us Adore Him - Edmond Simon Lorenz The Glory of Our King - J. Myrin / J. Cates / M. Redman
Let the glory of the lord rise among us - William Murphy
It is You - Peter Furler
Show me Your Glory - Third Day
Facedown - Matt Redman
Holy God - Brian Doerksen br> Rain Down - Swift

We are moving from denominationalism to family. In denominationalism the goal is to agree first, not relationship. Denominationalism reduces the unity of the spirit to the unity of the word.
We have to learn how to honor those that we don't agree with.
What would happen if we loved the people we didn't agree with? Can you honor someone who doesn't know the Lord? What if we could say when they put us in the lion's den, oh king may you live forever.
If you love your enemies, you destroy your enemies. The Lord wants to move us to the table of kings, but we need to learn how to behave in the palace.

Musicians
Brian Johnson Lead, Rhythm Guitar
Jenn Johnson - Co-Lead
Leah Valenzuela - Co-Lead
Lloyd Brown Bass
Lucas Hogg - Drums
Joel Kilmer- Electric Guitar
Christa Black - Violin
Marten Rosenhoff- Cello
Darin Dillon - Keys

Music Performed:
Our Love is Loud - David Crowder
The Glory of Our King - Myrin / Cates / Redman
How He Loves - J.M. McMillan
Oh Lord, You're Beautiful - K. Green
What a Friend I've Found - M. Smith

Beni shares about the mystics and waking up your spirit to experience the Holy Spirit even more. We are in a new prophetic era of the owl in which they will see in the darkness.
The angels are being released in greater number on the earth for the next move of God. Angels help to bring the glory. We are calling forth heaven to earth and it is getting really thin between the two.

Musicians
Myriah Grubbs Lead, Rhythm Guitar
Will Matthews- Co-Lead
Robin Biddlecomb - BGV
Joel Kilmer Bass
Graham Moore - Drums
Sylvia Bartel - Violin
Steve Holbrook- Keys

Happy Day - Tim Hughes
God's Romance - Martin Smith
So Good to Me - Cory Asbury / Matthews
Shout Unto God - Houston / Sampson
Mighty to Save - Morgan / Felding
The Stand - Houston
Jesus Holy and Anointed - Barnett

There are layers of truth. In sowing and reaping you receive according to what you have done. But there is a higher law, the law of blessing in which you receive according to what He has done, not what you have done.
Our life in Christ starts in experience. But we have a culture that values information and theology. Theology is not bad, but it is to give us legal access into encounters and transformation. What you know can keep you from what you need to know if you don't maintain a child's heart.

Kris shares on an apostolic eschatology. We are citizens of two kingdoms, and we need to live from heaven towards earth. If live from the first heaven, we become an echo instead of a voice. If we do not disciple nations, someone else will.
Fatalism changes us from the thought the kingdom of heaven is at hand to the end of the world is near. The future belongs to an eschatology which has hope.

Musicians
Brian Johnson Lead, Rhythm Guitar
Jenn Johnson - Co-Lead
Karen Sprenger - Co-Lead
Brandon Aaronson Bass
Lucus Hogg - Drums
Jeffrey Kunde- Electric Guitar
Sylvia Bartel - Violin
Catherine S. - Cello
Ian McIntosh - Keys

Music Performed:
Here I am to Worship - Tim Hughes
Now is the Time - Redman / Smith / Smith / Garrard / Jupp / Thatcher
King of Wonders - Park / Houghton / Redman / Baloche / Garrard / Tomlin / Kendrick / Smith / Smith / Chapman / Hughes / Zachech
Always Forever - Phil Wickham
Draw me Close - K Carpenter
Once Again - Matt Redman

Musicians
Chris Quilala Lead, Rhythm Guitar
Jeremy - Co-Lead
Amy Zaharris- BGV
Brandon Aaronson Bass
Lucus Hogg - Drums
Joel Kilmer- Electric Guitar
Darrin Dillon - Keys

Music Performed:
I am in Love - Evans
Beautiful One - Tim Hughes
This is Our God - Morgan
Fire Fall - Crocker
Here I am to Worship - Tim Hughes

Bill will be speaking to the BSSM students on the second day of school. For subscribers it is free to enjoy.