In this compelling message, Apostle Russell Toohey calls the Church to reject both literal and spiritual gambling and to embrace the certainty of a Christlike prayer life. Confronting cultural issues like desperation-driven gambling, he contrasts a life of chance with a life built on early morning, fourth-watch prayer.

Drawing from the prayer rhythms of Jesus – Gethsemane, the mountain, and the solitary place – this sermon challenges believers to pursue spiritual hunger, overcome intimidation, and replicate the prayer-powered ministry of Christ.

In today's sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey casts a compelling vision for New Zion as a House of Prayer for the Nations, rooted in day and night prayer. Drawing from Scripture, revival history, and global examples, he shows us how sustained, desperate prayer precedes God’s greatest interventions.

This message challenges believers to move from coping to conquering, to rebuild God’s house with priority and sacrifice, and to embrace prayer as the engine of revival, justice, and transformation for cities and nations.

In this sermon, Apostle Nina Toohey calls believers back to “the one thing” that sustains life, peace, and purpose – fellowship with God. Addressing the modern epidemic of hurry, she highlights how constant rushing erodes spiritual health, relationships, and joy, while intimacy with God is our true and natural habitat. This message invites listeners to slow down, realign their priorities, and rebuild their lives – and God’s house – through personal and corporate prayer.