We desire to minister to the Lord day and night through worship and prayer. We seek to move beyond normal prayer meetings to inspire and nurture a culture of prayer (Luke 18:7-8; Acts 6:4; Eph 5:18-20; Col 3:16; Rev 5:9).

Missions exists because worship doesn’t (John Piper). The primary goal of missions is that the Lamb who was slain may receive the reward of His suffering. The reason for missions, then, is to produce a worshipping people out of every tribe, tongue, people, and nation who have been redeemed to God through the blood of Jesus. In other words, neither the task of world evangelization nor the Great Commission should be reduced to being only quantitive (in numbers of conversion), but also qualitative (in depth of discipleship). (Matt 28:18; Eph 4:11-16; Rev 19:7-8).

Worship-based prayer is necessary in finishing the task of world evangelization. God is raising up a prayer movement that is deeply connected to the missions movement. Prayer for missions with music and from deep relationship with God is one of God’s primary strategies for reaching the unreached. The Church must recognize again this necessary convergence of missions and prayer in finishing the task of world evangelization. Ultimately, the singing Church, under the leadership of the Holy Spirit, is the primary vehicle and means by which God’s plan of evangelization will be accomplished. (Matt 9:37-38; Acts 13:2-3)

The Bible is the only eternal, infallible, unhindered, and inspired Word of God and as such, we desire to diligently study the Scriptures for private devotion and public proclamation (Matt 24:35; Ps 12:6; 2 Tim 2:9; 2 Tim 3:16).

Studying the Bible is critical to our walk with the Lord. But it is not enough to study the Bible-we must talk to God as we study. Bible study is meant to lead us to conversation with God by giving us “conversational material” for our prayer life. It provides the language we use as we talk to Him. Using the Bible and speaking the Word back to God make prayer easy and enjoyable. The Word of God provides us the framework, guidance, confidence in His will, and language for prayer.

The early disciples not only studied and preached the Word of God, they prayed the Scripture. In fact, while the apostles were wrestling to find a solution in the midst of the growing pains of the church in Jerusalem, they emphatically declared they must continually give themselves to the ministry of the Word and the ministry of prayer as their priority (Acts 6:4).

We believe that we are quickly approaching the glorious Day when Jesus will return as the King of the earth. IN these last days, we believe that the Lord will raise up forerunner messengers who proclaim the truth of the Blessed Hope. As such, we believe that a pre-millenial, post-tribulational understanding of God’s plan in the last days is crucial for our personal lives, but also our missions strategy.

Being anchored in the biblical narrative of the end times gives God’s people perspective and faith, bringing His peace to our souls and giving us confidence to continue to grow in love and share Jesus’ love with others. History ends with all the nations coming together to make war against Israel leading to Jesus’ return to deliver Israel and destroy her enemies.

At the heart of the forerunner message are two great polarizing events: the greatest revival ever seen in human history, and the most intense acceleration of darkness and judgement ever seen in history- and they will occur in the same generation. In addition, there will be unique dynamics connected to both the positive and the negative activities and trends, escalating to unprecedented levels. (Rev 22:17).