Donna Hoover (MFM Member) leads a teaching on the coming Victorian Era - an Era of honor and providence by God for the Christian church.
Bobby Connor then shares on how if we want to do new things we have to change the way we have done them in the past. We have to ask God to open our eyes to see what He sees and what He wants us to do.
Josh Baldwin leads worship with the songs "God You're Beautiful" and "Grace." Jason Hooper teaches how to minister miracles, signs and wonders.
Dave Yarnes kicks off the KBA Conference and Bishop Wellington Boone speaks on understanding the principles of Kingdom success.
Bob Jones begins the session by sharing a word he received concerning the restoration of the hearts of the fathers.
Joe Shrewsbery Teaches on getting and giving words of knowledge during prophetic ministry.
Rick Joyner talks about different types of healing. He discusses healing the Land when there is a curse on it. Certain things bring curses on Land and we have to learn how to heal the Land.
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Lance Wallnau teaches about his concept of living at "Level 10." Lance teaches the importance of knowing your calling, and being excellent in you field, while living under the Lord's presence. Rick Joyner Addresses various questions regarding Lt. Gen. (Ret.) W.G. Boykin's recent messages.
Rick Joyner shares briefly on the current prophetic and the history of the prophetic at MorningStar.
Joe Shrewsbury continues Rick’s introduction to the Sons of Issachar and their place in our present times and it’s place in koinonia.
In this session, Diane Bickle shares stories about things she learned throughout seasons in her own life. She shares how God used the events of her life to grow her, and to teach her things.
Leonard Jones, Molly Skaggs and Amber Brooks lead worship with songs including "Battleground," "Make Way" and "Oh Jah." Ray Hughes teaches about the power of a new song. In a revelatory teaching style, Ray talks about the power of worship and praise and its relation to sound.