Justin Perry teaches on the importance and prevalance of the Grace of God.
Robert Rummage teaches on prayer and receiving 4D models from the Lord.
Robin shares various words about what the Lord will be doing in 2015.
After worship, Rick Joyner and Tom Hardiman lead an ordination ceremony over various leaders at MorningStar and other affiliate churches.
Rick then answers questions from MFM members about MorningStar and the times we live in which he shares his perspective on.
Kamal Saleem, Rick Joyner, and General Jerry Boykin - The Arab Spring and Future Mid-East Events: The Arab Spring is not a movement that will result in democracy. Many Arab people want peace, but they are in the minority. The Muslim brotherhood are behind the Arab Spring. They want to control the world before the end of the flow of oil in Saudi Arabia. Boykin believes Iran already has a nuclear warhead, or will have one very soon. A second threat is that Iran has an apocalyptic theology. In 2012, Turkey will move more to becoming an Islamic republic.
Jason Upton shares about finding your true identity in the eyes of God, seeing things through God's desire to be with us.
Rick Joyner gives insight on the goal of relating to God as a person. There are levels of relating to God. It's about who we become in Him, rather than what we accomplish for Him.
Bishop Wellington Boone encourages women in their God-given purpose and destiny. He challenges them to capture a vision of what they have been called to. He also alerts women to the disorientation and perversion that has attempted to destroy the sovereignty of marriage.
Ken Barren – Ken has a powerful testimony of being addicted to drugs, getting kicked out of his family, and eventually getting free from drugs at a Catholic hospital. He shares extraordinary experiences about when he worked with the Reagan Administration, McDonald’s Corporation, and the Billy Graham Association.
Gene Strite - Created or Formed: Gene feels that there is a premature/orphan spirit flowing in the church. When we do things our way, we separate from the Lord and become an orphan spirit. That will cause us to labor in that which God called us to, instead of enjoying it. If we are orphans, we are not the sons of God. We can be led by the spirit or our own efforts. Because we are the CEO of our own lives, we can't blame the devil for all our bad decisions; therefore, we have to reap the results of those decisions.
