In Week 1 of our Revival History series, we look at the Brownsville Revival and cry out to the Lord for Him to do it “again and more.” What God has done before, He can do again—and even greater. Marked by deep repentance, passionate prayer, and a hunger for holiness, Brownsville reminds us that revival begins with surrender and a desperate pursuit of God’s presence. As we reflect on this move of God, we see the the vital need to stay hungry for God.

What does it mean for us that Jesus rose again? In this message, Pastor Josh and Pastor Austyn explore the power and personal impact of the resurrection. Jesus didn’t just conquer the grave—He secured new life for us, breaking the power of sin and death and opening the way to freedom, hope, and restoration. The resurrection is not just something we celebrate; it’s something we live in, as we walk in the victory and new life found in Him.

In this message, Daryl Palafox calls the Church to rediscover what it means to be the Bride of Christ—set apart, devoted, and deeply in love with Jesus. This is an invitation to move beyond routine religion into genuine intimacy, purity, and wholehearted surrender. As the Bride, we are called to live ready, faithful, and responsive to His voice, cultivating a relationship marked by love, devotion, and expectation for His return.

In this message, Pastor Josh shares how we are called to live as Children of Light—set apart from darkness and fully alive in Christ. As followers of Jesus, our identity has changed, and our lives should reflect His truth, purity, and love. This teaching challenges us to walk in righteousness, expose darkness, and shine boldly in a world that needs the light of Christ.