Anchor Faith Church

A life of faith looks very different to those outside of The Church. Pastor Earl takes some time showing how his life has been a testimony of following faith to the best of his ability at the time. Through trials, moves, and struggles, they ultimately found their way thanks to always falling back on "what's God saying now." Let this encourage your faith walk, no matter what season of life you find yourself in right now!

We had the honor of being able to bring in and host Pastor Craig Hagin for the Rhema Ministerial Association International Conference for the state of Florida and got to have him speak directly into our congregation on Wednesday October the 18th. Be encouraged by the message of Faith he has!

We wrap up our quick series as Pastor Angie delves back into the subject of righteousness. Our righteousness is dependent upon our faith, and our faith aught to be alive!

As believers we must be prepared and ready for whatever situation we face. Bryan Adkins, our Chancellor for Kingdom Institute goes through the Word of God on what God expects from us and our attitude to our gifts, our talents, and our willingness to walk out God's will.

You can't make yourself righteous, only Jesus can do that! It's our responsibility to then live a life that reflects this new state that Jesus has put us in. It's by His power working in us, that we can do this. The Kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but IT IS, righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.

The world we live in has been changing rapidly for decades. It seems now, this change is accelerating to months and weeks of technological advancement, educational achievements, and scientific breakthroughs. With these changes, advancements, and breakthroughs however, seems to be the exponential increase in problems facing humanity. As a believer in Christ and a citizen of His Kingdom, we can take solace in the Truth that we are a part of a government system that cannot be shaken; the Kingdom of God. Be encouraged from this message during our time with Gary Crowl, as he shows us from God's Word exactly why we can be at peace in the midst of chaos and calamity.

On our last night of our prayer conference, Rev. Gary Crowl took time to teach on the importance of intercessory prayer; especially the importance of it concerning those who don't yet know Christ.

Continuing our conference on prayer with Rev. Gary Crowl as he looks at praying for authorities and our leaders.

Knowing how to prayer is so important for our walk with the Lord. Rev. Gary begins our conference with a look first at ourselves and how we must come to the Lord in prayer.

The World places a massive amount of value on the education system, and from a fallen-state, it seems to be rightly placed. The idea that through education we can become better human-beings, more knowledgeable of failures, more creative in finding new solutions to help others prosper; this all seems well and good. The problem with this mentality, is the realization that some of the most highly educated people on our planet are some of the most vial-wicked-individuals. This paradox allows the Kingdom of God to step in and show how our education must be framed: through God's Word. God tells us in Joshua 1:8 that when we study His Word, we will make our way prosperous. Pastor Earl dives into this subject of true Kingdom education, and how we can benefit from God's education system now, no matter how many degrees we may have. Jump in, and be encouraged about God's education system.

The feasts that the Nation of Israel observed were times of celebration and praise! Though we don't celebrate every feast they did, we should remind ourselves of the reasons these feasts existed in the Old Testament, and how looking at God's faithfulness through that lens can keep us stirred up and passionate. Be encouraged by this message as Pastor Mike delves into the importance these feasts held and why we as believers today, can benefit from their celebrations.

The World places a massive amount of value on the education system, and from a fallen-state, it seems to be rightly placed. The idea that through education we can become better human-beings, more knowledgeable of failures, more creative in finding new solutions to help others prosper; this all seems well and good. The problem with this mentality, is the realization that some of the most highly educated people on our planet are some of the most vial-wicked-individuals. This paradox allows the Kingdom of God to step in and show how our education must be framed: through God's Word. God tells us in Joshua 1:8 that when we study His Word, we will make our way prosperous. Pastor Earl dives into this subject of true Kingdom education, and how we can benefit from God's education system now, no matter how many degrees we may have. Jump in, and be encouraged about God's education system.

With week 5, we conclude this great series on following the voice of the Holy Spirit.

No matter what goes on in our world, we can take solace in knowing that as true believers and followers of Jesus, we are a part of a government system that can be shaken.

We dive heavily into the book of Galatians this week as Pastor Earl dissects the Greek terms and how we aught to avoid falling into the traps of decent, heresy, and the like. This week, though heavy, was such a fun message; full of laughs and some intense stories, this is a great addition to this series on following the Kingdom Spirit.

Maintaining a healthy, renewed mind is something every follower of Christ should prioritize in their life. Pastor Mike walks us through why this is something we should focus on in our daily life. Taking time to show us how our life can benefit or be in shambles from the lack of mind renewal, this message is one we all need to keep before us.

Sacrificing and putting down our flesh is VITAL to hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit. If we are constantly giving ear to what our earthly desires want, we won't long to listen and do what the Holy Spirit is saying. This week, Pastor Earl discusses from scripture what it looks like when we live a life that is constantly putting down our fleshly desires, and the incredible benefits from this lifestyle! Romans 8:5 & 8 say it best, "For those who are according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who are according to the Spirit, the things of the Spirit...if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he does not belong to Him. BUT, you are not in the flesh but in the Spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God dwells in you."

Pastor Earl takes time to discuss what true prayer looks like, how our prayers may get hindered, and then shows examples of great faith-filled prayers that we can model some of our focused time of prayer after.

Pastor Earl continues our series on being led by the Holy Spirit as we dive back into just how the life of Jesus should be our example of following the voice of the Holy Spirit (who is going to speak only what the Father says).

Chase Glisson takes the pulpit to encourage us to be stirred up about our destiny that God has placed before us! The thing about destiny is, the enemy tries to bring doubt our way in the forms of insecurities and a lack of confidence in our gifts. By looking at the life of Moses, we see just how God equips us to accomplish our destiny and kill any doubt that tries to keep us from it.