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Jesus: For Such a Time as This!

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* A completely ad-free experience, and toxic free environment.

* Explore hundreds of inspiring Spirit-filled devotionals with new ones posted daily.

* Participate in live interactive church services with intimate ministry time online.

* Join small groups with others to discuss similar interests.

* Share your prayer requests and our prayer team will pray over them with you.

* Listen to newly written and recorded faith-building music.

* Take in depth Bible studies with accompanying quizzes.

* Watch faith-enriching videos.

* Join corporate fasts and encourage others to hang on another day.

* An online church for those who need one.

• I know I have told you before, but you can't possibly know just how much your daily e-mails mean to me.


• I receive your newsletters daily and their inspiration has helped me through some really hard times recently. With all sincerity, it feels as if the lord is speaking directly through you just at the time I need to hear these things.


• This is so true. In 2013 I lost a job, a home, and my self-esteem. My family, my wife and daughter our little dog and a big cat, had no where to live. I worried about everything. We had a motorhome that everyone told me to get rid of because is was an expense we didn't need - but I refused. Turned out it might have been one of the better decisions I made at the time. I found this devotional series and every morning I was uplifted by the message Pastor Dion gave. Each time I felt like giving up, I was given His word that was exactly pertinent to the situation. Pastor Dion seemed to be talking to me. God impressed one of our church families to give us a place to park the motorhome and we lived in a fruit orchard at tne end of a row of peaches for 22 months. He gave my wife a volunteer position in the church with the food pantry and while she helped feed over 100 families a week in the community, God gave us food to eat as well. When unemployment had run out, and I still had not found a job, He gave me a job working in a cemetary. Not my dream job, but just having a job boosted my spirit. Throughout all of this, I learned the importance of returning to God what is his. Whenever I gave my tithe, as pitiful as it was at times, we received special blessings of food or gasoline or clothing. Things have gotten much better. It was a season of my life that I needed to have - to be humbled - so that I could do what I do now. God knows what I need. I take what I am given with thanks and I have not been in need since. The two things I learned from that experience are humility and the absolute importance of tithing.