Rick Joyner leads off this service with a brief message on tithing as one of the keys to breakthrough. He also honors various conference attendees from different countries and prays for the nations.
Mike Warnke teaches on one of the keys to breakthrough—our love must be sincere (see Romans 12:9). He shares stories of how God taught him to love sincerely through acts of sacrificial giving and how unexpected breakthrough came into his life.
The evening begins with worship and praise by Suzy Yaraei and Kelanie Gloeckler. After a brief intermission, Don Potter starts teaching through music and spoken word.
Rick Joyner shares a powerful message on relationship and what's coming this year in 2015.
Rick encourages women to understand the authority and strength that they have.
Donna Hoover tells the tale of the ugly duckling and relates parellels between the story and incedents that are common in women's lives.
Rick Joyner - 2012: Rick shares that God showed him Romans 12:1-2, and that we will know how critical this is during 2012. Unfortunately, only about six percent of born-again Christians have a biblical world view. Surely, everything we've built our lives on in this world will fall apart. We have to be transformed in our minds. He encourages us to know the kingdom and its purposes; and our minds need to be transformed so we can see the will of God. A true bondservant will seek to please the Master, and that is the lifestyle of a disciple.
Josh Baldwin leads worship with the songs "Doorkeeper" and "Grace." Todd Bentley shares on how to receive the blessings the Lord has already made available to us as his children. Todd confronts the poverty mentality and exhorts us to align ourselves to the promises and blessings the Lord has given. The night ends with an extended time of prayer and impartation.
After a extended worship set, Isaiah and Andrew offer a time of ministry and then the night continues with more worship.
Roundtable 2--Bruce Cook, Gene Strite, Elizabeth Braswell, Richard Fessler, Marc Nuttle--Business:
During this roundtable, Bruce Cook opens by saying people are starting more businesses because of more layoffs. Home businesses comprise 15% of all startups. Capital improvement projects and survival are popular topics in this economy. The scripture shows God moved the greatest and showed Himself strongest to the entire world during hard times. The audience is encouraged that God wants to demonstrate His spirit moving through them.
Paulette Wooten and Sara McMillan lead worship with the songs, "Bless The Lord" "Settle Here" and "Walk Around My House." Rachel May shares on breaking off rejection and becoming changed. Denise Goulet teaches on 'Holy Combustion' and what it looks like to become a demonstration of holy fire.
