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Doctor Joudry encourages everyone to "c'mon back to church!"

The tabernacle and temple were places of worship, but it was worship based upon the sacrifices of the one coming to worship. It was a place of sacrificial worship that created a pleasing aroma to God. We, believers, are the temple, and we are to be a place of sacrificial worship to our God.

The third message in the Temple series, this message reminds us the temple was and is an anointed place. Before the tabernacle of Moses could be used as a dwelling for God, Moses was commanded to anoint it with the anointing oil to consecrate it and set it apart to God. Believers are also anointed by God for service, and that anointing comes in the form of the Holy Spirit. This message will remind you, the temple of the Holy Spirit, that you are an anointed place.

This impromptu message in our second service uses Revelation chapter 5 as a backdrop to why we worship our God. The open door to heaven gives us a glimpse of the One who was worthy to open the prophetic plan of God for the world. Jesus, the Worthy One, is the center of our worship.

The second message of The Temple series is one that reminds us that we are an appointed people and an appointed place. We are priests, and we are temples for an appointed purpose. Allow this message to remind you who you are.

All through the scripture we see a God who desires to be among His people. The tabernacle of Moses was God’s design to have a sinless place where He could dwell among His people. Solomon built a temple where God said He would dwell among His people. Yet, the tabernacle and temple were temporary. Today we believers are the temple of God’s Spirit. We are the place where the God of heaven meets this man on the earth. Let this message encourage you to become the temple of God that He desires.

Trans4mation Church pastors share for a few moments on what God has done over the past year as well as talk about the plans for this coming year that aligns with the vision of our church.

David was among the Philistines when he penned the words: "you put my tears in your bottle." The poetic utterance is a reminder to us that God sees our tears and cares about them. It is a vivid reminder that God is for us. Allow this message to encourage you as you navigate that sea of tears at times in your life.

On the day of Pentecost Peter preached to the crowd and explained that the phenomenon in the midst was the result of a God-given promise. He used scripture to reveal what was happening in the present. Then he preached the message of Jesus, and Scripture says their hearts were pierced. The message of Jesus still pierce hearts today. Allow this message to pierce your heart to the reality of Jesus.

There are those today who think things are hopeless. The events of this world has robbed them of hope. The actions of their lives and the actions of others has robbed them of hope in anything good. The apostle Paul said the God of hope will fill us with hope as we live in this world. How does He do that? How is it possible for us to live in this hope that is promised? This message will seek to encourage you to be filled with the God of hope.