Discover how God’s renewing work transforms more than outward behavior—it reshapes the thoughts, beliefs, and perspectives that guide daily life. Romans 12 calls believers to reject conformity and embrace a mind renewed by God.
There are seasons when the heart cannot yet understand what God is doing. We may hear words of hope, remember promises we have received, and still find ourselves overwhelmed by the pain immediately in front of…
It is easy to understand the desire to become like someone we admire. From childhood heroes to public figures who seem successful, talented, confident, or admired, many of us have looked at another person and imagined…
Acts 1:8- But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you. And you will be my witnesses, telling people about me everywhere—in Jerusalem, throughout Judea, in […]
The final night of the conference is not one to miss! This will be a night of glorious praise, life-changing messages, and prophetic declaration as we come together in expectation of God’s divine performance (Luke 1:35).
This powerful night of celebration will feature Bishop James D. Nelson, Sr., International Presiding Bishop & Apostolic Father of World Assemblies of Restoration, as he delivers a mighty Word from the Lord for this historic occasion.
Join us for ATL25 Spring Conference, presented by World Assemblies of Restoration, as we celebrate 30 years of ministry (1995–2025) with the powerful theme: “The Year of Divine Performance” (Luke 1:35).
1 John 4:18 tells us, “There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love.”
I lost my best friend, Richard H., under the best of circumstances. That may sound like a contradiction, and in many ways, it is. Richard didn’t pass away from illness or after a long battle with something painful. He left this world doing what he loved—living life to the fullest.
As Christians, we often find ourselves weighed down by the burdens of life. The challenges we face—whether it’s financial struggles, family issues, or personal setbacks—can make us feel overwhelmed.