Carter Conlon from Times Square Church warns that America is heading down the same path as Sodom and Gomorrah, disconnected from God and driven by lawlessness and deception. He calls for a spiritual awakening and for Christians to rise up with the power of God, sharing their testimonies and allowing God to work through them to bring people to Christ.

The Bible teaches that lust is a sinful desire that leads one away from God, and it's not just limited to sexual lusts. King David's story in 2 Samuel 11 serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of lust and the importance of staying engaged in what God has called us to do. The scripture reminds us that God's promises are available to us, and we must know them to live a life of godliness. We must also put away what needs to be put away and stay engaged in our spiritual walk, avoiding laziness and the grip of lust.

Carter Conlon shares a personal testimony of how God intervened in his life when he felt at the end of his strength, and how he was given a new sense of purpose and strength to continue serving God. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's promises and relying on His strength, rather than trying to live by human effort and promises.

In a world facing increasing evil, Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of standing strong in faith, putting on the armor of God, and making choices that align with God's truth. Drawing from Daniel chapter 1, he shares the story of three young men who refused to compromise and were rewarded with supernatural strength and deliverance.

Anna, an 84-year-old widow, spent 61 years in the temple praying and fasting, shifting her focus from her own pain to the needs of others. She saw the Messiah, Jesus, in the temple and began to preach to those seeking redemption, inspiring others to press through their pain and find purpose.

Carter Conlon from the Times Square Church in New York City warns that America is heading down the same path as Sodom and Gomorrah, a place of lawlessness, violence, and confusion. He emphasizes the importance of the church rising up and being a public testimony of God's power and glory, and calls for a spiritual awakening in this generation.

Learning to praise God in difficult circumstances is a key to victory in the Christian life. God's sovereignty and plan are not limited by our circumstances, and He wants us to praise Him exactly where we are, not where we'd like to be. Through the story of Nehemiah and the people of Israel in captivity, we see that God's power and deliverance are available to us, and we can choose to praise Him in the midst of hardship, leading to a deeper understanding of His faithfulness and redemption.

Carter Conlon reflects on the city of Sodom and how it might have been spared if miracles had been present. He draws parallels with the city of Capernaum, where Jesus performed many miracles, and encourages listeners to be a testimony of God's power and redemption in their lives.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares a message from Psalm 91, emphasizing God's promise of protection and provision for those who trust in Him. He explains how Satan fears the power of Psalm 91 and how it can give believers confidence in God's keeping power, even in the face of adversity.

Jesus hears the cry of one man on the side of the road and heals him, reminding us that he is willing to give us the victory through his son, Jesus Christ, and that we should not settle for anything less than a miracle in our lives.

Carter Conlon warns of America's spiritual bankruptcy and moral decline, urging the nation to return to its Godly heritage and turn back to God before it's too late. He cites biblical examples of restoration and mercy, calling on Americans to pray and seek God's face, and promising that God will heal their backsliding and bring them back to righteousness.

God's power and love are highlighted in Isaiah chapter 40, emphasizing His ability to fulfill His purpose for each person's life. The Bible teaches that God knows and cares for every individual, and that He has a divine plan for their life, which includes bringing glory to His name. The message encourages listeners to trust in God's sovereignty and wait upon Him, renewing their strength and fulfilling their purpose.

God's kingdom is the opposite of the world, where believing comes first and seeing comes second. Faith is the evidence of things not seen, and it's the substance of things hoped for. By faith, we understand that God can do what He says, and He can transform our lives to fulfill His purpose.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about trusting God's plan, even when it means saying no to our own desires. He draws on the story of Apostle Paul and his thorn in the flesh, showing how God's strength is perfected in our weakness. Carter encourages listeners to wait on the Lord and trust in His sovereignty, even when it's hard to understand why God says no.

David's testimony reveals a song of confidence in God that's put into us by God himself, causing others to fear and trust in the Lord. This song exudes from our whole being, giving praise to God without needing words, and is a constant worship service in our lives, governed by the promises of God and the inward presence of the Holy Spirit.

God has something way bigger for your life than you think your life is supposed to be. He wants to take you to a place of abundant life, where you can live beyond your natural limitations and experience the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit. It's a journey of faith, where you must be willing to trust in God's promises and take the first step towards a bigger place.

Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of persevering in faith and not drawing back from God's plan, even when faced with challenges and human effort. He shares personal experiences and biblical examples to illustrate the need to trust in God's supernatural power and victory, rather than relying on human strength and strategies.

God promises to be with us, giving us strength and courage to overcome fear and achieve our purpose. He encourages us to meditate on His word, trust in His plan, and resist the enemy's attacks. Through the stories of Joshua and David, we learn to trust in God's goodness and mercy, and to have confidence in His heart towards us. We are called to come home to God, to leave our fears and doubts behind, and to walk in the power and love of the Holy Spirit.

God has chosen individuals to reveal Himself to them in a new way, leading to a deeper understanding of His will and a personal transformation through the Holy Spirit. This spiritual awakening is a call to action, urging people to rise up, be baptized, and wash away their sins, allowing God to use their lives for His glory.

People lose heart due to various reasons such as lack of vision, complaining, pain, and regret. However, knowing the truth, healing and restoring power of God, love of a father, Jesus' power to break addictions, and the sufferings of this life being not worthy to be compared to the glory that will soon be revealed can give people reasons to not give up.

A call to turn away from imitation and towards a genuine relationship with God, as Pastor Carter Conlon shares a message on the importance of living a supernatural life and making a difference in this generation.

The world is heading down a path of destruction, similar to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, where the power of deception and lawlessness has consumed the nation. The church must rise up and be a public testimony of God's power and redemption, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide and empower them to make a difference in their communities.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about learning to shout for joy in the midst of a flood, drawing from Psalm 32 and emphasizing the importance of forgiveness, God's love, and faith in overcoming life's challenges and trials.

America is facing a similar situation to the children of Israel, who were given over to the Midianites due to their evil ways. God allowed this to happen to bring his people back to himself, and he can do the same for America. The key is for God's people to cry out to him, turn away from their weaknesses, and build an altar of obedience to him. This requires repentance, courage, and a willingness to put away everything that offends the cross of Jesus Christ.

God has chosen you to be part of His divine plan, to know His will, and to be a witness to all men. He wants to raise you up in this last hour of time and use your life for His glory. The Holy Spirit will give you gifts and abilities to do things you can't do on your own, and you'll be able to hear His voice and understand His purpose for your life.

A day is coming when God's people will cry out and shout with joy, praising the Lord for his salvation and faithfulness. This is a promise from Isaiah chapter 12, speaking of a time when God will draw his people back to himself and bring them into a place of peace and rest. It's a time to understand the heart of God and what he longs to do for us, and to sing a new song of praise to him.

A man's spiritual blindness is compared to physical blindness, and Jesus' power to heal is demonstrated. The speaker emphasizes the importance of crying out to God for help and trusting in His power to bring about miracles in one's life.

God's immense love and care for those who have become part of His family is a powerful refuge, a fortress that protects and shields from harm. When we put our trust in Him, we find refuge with Him, and He will not let evil befall us. However, many people resist God's truth, crafting their own religion and rejecting His love, leading to a collapse of their foundations and a life of fear and uncertainty.

Wishing for the old in the face of the new year can be a powerful reflection of one's desires and the search for purpose, especially during difficult times.

Carter Conlon shares a heartwarming story of Christmas through the eyes of a child, reminding us to recapture the magic and wonder of the holiday season.

Depression and addiction are challenged as Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City calls for a stronger faith in God's power and promises.

Revival is not about human efforts, but about God working through individuals to bring glory to His name. Carter Conlon reminds us that in times of uncertainty, we can trust in a God who understands and guides us.

Heaven will rejoice over individuals, with angels shouting and flapping their wings around the throne of God, as a result of faith and salvation.

Carter Conlon shares a message of hope and encouragement, reminding listeners that there is a place higher than sorrow, where God's presence and love can bring peace and stability. He encourages listeners to focus on eternal realities and the promises of God, rather than their present circumstances, and to give thanks for the love of God and the things that are to come.

Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, asked God for wisdom to judge between good and evil in others, but failed to ask for a heart to apply it to himself, leading to a life of emptiness, dissatisfaction, and sorrow. This story serves as a warning to Christians, reminding them to be diligent in their study of God's word and to apply it to their own lives, lest they fall into the same trap as Solomon.

Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, asked God for wisdom and knowledge, but failed to ask for the heart to obey it, leading to a life of emptiness and regret. In contrast, Nehemiah, a humble servant, prayed to God for guidance and received the wisdom and resources needed to accomplish his task, demonstrating the importance of faith and trust in God's plan and purpose.

John the Baptist preached a baptism of repentance for the remission of sins, calling people to admit their hopelessness and inability to be godly in their own strength. However, true revival comes when one sees Jesus after repentance, begins to walk with him, and beholds his mercy, cross, and victory, leading to a supernatural life in Christ.

Jesus Christ's healing power can transform lives, setting people free from addiction, depression, and other struggles. By cooperating with the Holy Spirit, individuals can experience miracles and live a new life in God, fulfilling their true potential and purpose.

A woman's desperate prayer for a child leads to the birth of a prophet who guides a nation for 40 years, illustrating the power of intercessory prayer and the importance of recognizing God's presence in our lives. As we face a season of spiritual decline, we must acknowledge our need for God and open our hearts to His guidance, allowing Him to birth something new in us that will bring His name to glory.

God is about to do something in this generation, a last-day awakening where the weak and the marginalized will be raised up and transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit. This is a call to the New Testament church to arise from slumber and come out of darkness into the light of Jesus Christ, where we will be made into a new creation and live a supernatural life that glorifies God.

Carter Conlin from Times Square Church in New York City teaches about the importance of mountain moving faith, where believers can speak to the mountains in their lives and have them removed and cast into the sea. He emphasizes the need to let go of the past and reach forward to the future, and to forgive others and oneself in order to experience God's love and redemption.

Building a life on the word of God is crucial in times of hardship and uncertainty, as Jesus promised that those who hear and do his words will stand firm in the storms of life. A biblical worldview is essential to navigate the challenges of the world, and those who trust in their own strength and human resources will ultimately fail. The true church of Jesus Christ will come back to the word of God, and those who build their lives on its foundation will stand firm, even in the face of ungodliness and adversity.

David's experience in a cave, pursued by King Saul and his army, serves as a model for believers today. In Psalm 140, David prays for deliverance from the spirit of violence and lawlessness, and for God's strength to cover him in the day of battle. He believes that his life can make a difference and that God will give him the victory.

God invites those who are weary and thirsty to come to Him for spiritual strength and living water, promising an everlasting covenant and a source of eternal joy. He offers a free gift of His presence, which cannot be earned or bought, but requires a willingness to surrender and admit one's condition.

David's journey in Psalm 23 shows us that the middle of our story is not the end. We will face trials and struggles, but God's sovereignty and faithfulness will see us through to victory in Christ.

God chooses the foolish and weak things of the world to bring glory to his name, transforming them into new creations and using them to preach the gospel in the last days, even in the midst of spiritual deception, wars, and persecution.

God has a plan for each person, a calling that separates them from the world and brings his name to reputation. This plan is not just for a select few, but for everyone, and it's time to break through the paper wall of fear and doubt to fulfill this calling and live a life of supernatural power and love.

God is calling people to be last-day leaders, individuals who will lead others out of captivity and into freedom. This calling is not for the mighty or the noble, but for those who feel like they are the least of the least. God's Holy Spirit will empower them to become everything they are called to be, and they will be a living witness of the reality of God.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about God's mercy and how He answers even the feeblest of prayers. He uses the story of Hezekiah to illustrate God's willingness to turn back time and show mercy to those who don't deserve it.

Paul and Silas, in the midst of their hardships and imprisonment, chose to sing and praise God, which led to a miracle in the spiritual realm, causing the prisoners' chains to be loosed and their doors to open. Their song brought the presence of God into their situation, and they found freedom and fulfillment in Him, influencing those around them to do the same.

The story of Balaam and the people of God, who despite their failures and shortcomings, are seen by God as a people blessed and set apart for his purposes. The Spirit of God overrides Balaam's condemnation, speaking instead of God's mercy and victory, reminding us that we are not defined by our past mistakes, but by God's love and redemption.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about the faithfulness of God in the face of trials and tribulations. He draws from the book of Revelation and the story of Moses to encourage listeners to stand firm in their faith and trust in God's promises, even in the darkest of times.

God has plans for your life that you've not even thought your life is going to amount to. You're God's Plan A, and he specializes in miracles, taking what is by nature nothing and making something out of us for His namesake and glory. With God, all things are still possible, and he can do more than you can think or ask.

A man shares his personal experience of transformation through faith, discussing the ugly side of a miracle, where not everyone celebrates one's new life in Christ. He highlights the struggles of being misunderstood, judged, and rejected by others, even by those who knew him before his conversion. Despite these challenges, he emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's faith and seeking a deeper relationship with God, who offers redemption and healing to those who seek it.

The Bible story of Elisha and the healing of the water in Jericho serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of accepting the calling of God on our lives. Just as Elisha was given a new vessel with salt to heal the water, we too must be willing to let go of our old nature and become a new creation in Christ, allowing the presence of God to flow through us and bring healing to those around us.

We're living in a perilous time of godlessness versus Christ, where lawlessness and darkness are on the rise. David's story in Psalm 140 serves as a reminder that we must pray for deliverance from the spirit of this age and believe that our lives can make a difference. We must push back the darkness and stand up for what is right, trusting in God's power and mercy to bring about a spiritual awakening in our nation.

The Bible's book of Malachi holds a significant message for the last days, emphasizing the importance of fatherhood and family in stopping the curse of lawlessness and violence. Carter Conlon teaches that the voice of the father has the power to turn children's hearts back to their fathers and to God, leading to healing, growth, and strength in the midst of societal chaos.

A blind man's cry for help brings him face to face with Jesus, who heals his physical blindness and opens his eyes to spiritual freedom. This story is a powerful reminder that faith is not about having a mountain of knowledge, but about crying out to God for mercy and help.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church warns that America is heading down the same path as Sodom and Gomorrah, disconnected from God and driven by lawlessness and depravity. He calls for the church to rise up and declare the miraculous power of God, to testify to the truth of Jesus Christ and to bring about a spiritual awakening in the nation.

God's promises of strength and victory are not limited to our own abilities, but are rooted in His power and faithfulness. He knows every detail of our lives and is always with us, even in our weakness. Through faith, we can experience redemption and salvation, and trust in God's love and mercy to overcome any obstacle.

In a world where evil is on the rise, Carter Conlon encourages listeners to stand strong in their faith, embracing the truth and putting on the whole armor of God to withstand the schemes of the devil. Drawing from the story of Daniel chapter 1, he emphasizes the importance of making choices in youth that will determine one's strength in the face of adversity.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares a powerful message about the Holy Spirit erasing the old things on our hearts and writing the law of God on our hearts, leading to a new heart and new desires to live for God.

The psalmist's cry for God to act in their life is a reflection of the struggles of many in today's generation, who feel overwhelmed by opposition and oppression. However, God's power and mercy can be demonstrated through ordinary people, and it's not about human strength or wisdom, but about the Spirit of God working in us. We are the show and tell of this generation, and our lives can be a living testimony of God's power and glory.

God's strength is not diminished by our weaknesses, and he is always present to guide and empower us. Despite the moral and spiritual crisis in America, we can stand firm in our faith and trust in God's promises. Through redemption, God has given us a righteousness that is not earned by our own works, but by his love and sacrifice. We can overcome any obstacle and achieve victory, not because of our own strength, but because of God's power and presence in our lives.

A generation is being raised to face a world turning against Christ, and it's time to stand firm in one's faith. Carter Conlon encourages listeners to set their hearts on God's will and to declare His decrees, seeking spiritual authority and power to make a difference in this generation.

The voice of God reassures and corrects, while the devil condemns and brings hopelessness. Recognizing God's promises and resisting the devil's influence is key to overcoming mental and spiritual struggles.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about Jesus Christ's love and desire to set people free from hopelessness and despair. He shares a story about a man named Sigmund who was struggling with deep pain and demonic influence, but was set free by Jesus. Carter encourages listeners to let Jesus come into their lives and set them free, and to share their testimonies with others.

A midnight cry is happening all around the world, and it's a time of great need and uncertainty. God's word teaches us that He answers prayer, and that we should ask, seek, and knock with persistence and faith. This message emphasizes the importance of living for the benefit of others, and seeking God's power and provision for the sake of those who are struggling. It's a call to prayer and spiritual growth, and a reminder that God is always willing to give us what we need to be the people He's called us to be.

Jesus' love and power are not limited by time or circumstances. He is always right on time, even when it seems like he's late. His miracles and resurrection power can bring hope and freedom to those who believe in him, and he calls out to individuals, saying, 'Come forth' from their captivity and darkness into new life.

A blind man's cry for mercy at Jericho sparks a spiritual awakening as Jesus stops and heals him, illustrating the power of prayer and faith in recognizing God's nearness and receiving miracles.

Carter Conlon shares his experiences of hearing God's voice and the importance of cooperation with the Holy Spirit in ministry. He emphasizes the need to trust God's plan and timing, even when it doesn't align with our own. He shares stories of how God has spoken to him in various situations, and how he has learned to listen and obey. Conlon challenges listeners to be willing to receive God's voice and to cooperate with Him, rather than resisting or doubting His presence.

God's judgment will be poured out on unbelieving people in the last of the last days, a time of great lawlessness and evil. The restraining power of God will be lifted, and humanity will devolve into a depravity never seen before. Christians must stand firm in their faith and trust in God's promise of salvation, even in the face of overwhelming darkness and confusion.

You are a visible demonstration to fallen mankind of the mercy of God, a demonstration of the mercy that was once hidden behind the veil. You are the mercy seat, covered by the blood of Jesus Christ, and the glory of God's Spirit rests upon you. You are divinely appointed by God to bring that mercy to others, and your testimony is not about you, but about the mercy of God that has touched your life.

Jesus Christ is the light that shines in the darkness, bringing life and hope to those who are hopeless and despairing. His words have the power to create a universe and recreate us, giving us a new life and a new future. We need to believe God for the miraculous and get up and start moving towards our victory, declaring life and agreeing with God.

God's desire is to forgive and celebrate with you, not to judge you. He longs for your return, and when you repent, there's joy in heaven over one sinner who comes back to God. You can add to the celebration by accepting Jesus Christ and opening your heart to his mercy and love.

Your last hope is often your best hope, as it can lead to a new life, healing, and freedom from the voices of condemnation. God's plan is to bring provision, purpose, and a future to those who face their fears and trust in Him.

God's heart is for us, not against us. He is willing to answer our prayers, even when they seem weak or lacking in faith. He has the power to move mountains, calm storms, and turn back time. We can have confidence in His goodness and power, and speak to the mountains that stand in our way, knowing that He is for us.

In the midst of a season of crisis, God's presence remains, and a light still shines at the end of the tunnel. Just as in the days of Uzziah, when hope seemed lost, God drew a young prophet, Isaiah, into his presence, commissioning him to bring a message of mercy and truth to a hardened generation. Similarly, in our own time, God is calling out to shepherds after his own heart to bring hope and redemption to a world in darkness.

Carter Conlon explores the story of Solomon, who was given wisdom by God, but ultimately failed to ask for the heart to obey it, leading to a life of emptiness and despair. In contrast, Nehemiah, a humble servant, prayed for guidance and received the wisdom and courage he needed to rebuild the wall of Jerusalem. The sermon emphasizes the importance of trusting God's plan and asking for what we truly need, rather than what we think we need, to find lasting joy and fulfillment.

In the face of societal decay and moral decline, God's power is still available to those who turn away from imitation and seek a true relationship with Him. The Holy Spirit guides us towards a supernatural life, breaking free from the chains of sin and leading us to a divine purpose on earth.

Jesus Christ reminds us that there's one voice above every other voice, the voice of the one who created the universe, and that voice can give each of us a perspective on why we were born and what our life is really all about. He encourages us to hear His voice, believe in Him, and have faith in God, promising that we will receive whatever we ask in prayer, believing. He also reminds us that He is the resurrection and the life, and that He can raise people from the dead now, giving them life and freedom from sin and death.

As we navigate the world's increasing chaos and confusion, it's crucial to stay vigilant and focused on our faith. Jesus warned of a great falling away and the unleashing of deception, but we can resist this by keeping our hearts with diligence and trusting in God's word. By embracing Christ's promise of salvation and trusting in his strength, we can overcome the temptations of the world and remain steadfast in our faith.

A blind man's cry for mercy brings Jesus to a standstill, and through his faith, he receives his sight. This passage of Scripture teaches us about the power of faith and the importance of calling out to God for mercy and guidance. We are reminded that God's presence is always available, and that faith and power are essential for spiritual awakening and victory.

Talking to God doesn't have to be complicated or formal. It's about being sincere, personal, and trusting in a relationship with Him. Jesus Christ teaches us to pray in secret, and our Father will reward us openly. We can come to God with our struggles and He will help us, giving us power over our addictions, depressions, and trials. We just need to admit our need for His mercy and trust in His love and forgiveness.

Jesus wept over the unbelief of those who surrounded him, yet he knew he could change their hopeless situations with his power. The Bible tells us that God is not distant or unfeeling, but a loving God who desires to heal and restore us, even in the face of impossibility.

A man named Nehemiah, a butler to the king, is burdened by the condition of God's people in Jerusalem, who are in captivity and reproach. He begins to pray and seek God's guidance, asking for spiritual authority and provision to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. Through his prayer, he receives a commission from God to accomplish this task, and with faith and trust in God, he is able to rebuild the walls in just 52 days, demonstrating the power of God's plan and purpose in our lives.

A biblical worldview determines our direction and decisions, but in the last days, humanity is succumbing to a lower nature, and God's judgment is coming. A testimony of mercy, like Noah's ark, is being built, and those who are willing to listen and follow God's word will be spared. The Holy Spirit will pour out his power, and believers will be empowered to spread the message of God's mercy and forgiveness.

The voice of God is powerful and full of majesty, breaking through in the lives of those who listen and move towards it. From the story of Lazarus, the four lepers, and the barren women, we learn that God's voice can bring miracles and change lives, and that we must choose to respond to it with faith and obedience.

God comes to where you are, right in your darkened place, in your struggle, your trial, your difficulty, to set you free and give you a new song, a new hope, and a new future.

Don't draw back from God's plan for your life, but instead move forward in faith, expecting the miraculous. Remember that God's people are destined to be a supernatural people, walking with Him in a way that can be imitated but never achieved by human effort. Lay hold of the victory of Christ and begin to move forward, trusting in God's strength and power to guide you through the challenges of life.

God has a calling on every person's life, and it's not just to get out of a difficult situation, but to bring them into something new and powerful. Just like Elisha, we can pick up the mantle of God and experience healing, new creation, and faith in our lives.

Carter Conlon warns America about its downward spiral, drawing parallels between the nation's current state and the story of Acts Chapter 27, where Paul warns the ship's occupants of impending disaster. He emphasizes the importance of turning to God and faith in Jesus Christ, even in the midst of crisis, and shares his hope for a significant turning to God in this generation.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about how God responds to us in our times of discouragement, using the story of Elijah as an example. He reminds us that God's tenderness and mercy are just as much a part of His character as His power and strength.

Carter Conlon warns that America has tested the limit of God's patience, citing perversion at the schoolhouse door as a key factor. He calls on people to live righteous lives, turn to God, and seek mercy in Jesus Christ, emphasizing that God is a God of mercy and can bring people out of captivity and into freedom.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City reflects on America's spiritual decline, comparing it to the Israelites' experience with the Midianites. He emphasizes the need for a national cry for help and a return to God, highlighting the importance of humility, obedience, and repentance in times of crisis.

God allowed the Israelites to experience weakness, and now America is facing a similar situation. The nation must turn back to God for help and allow Him to open a window of mercy. The devil comes to steal, kill, and destroy, and we're seeing that in our generation. Professing to be wise, we've become fools, and we have worshipped the creature and turned away from the Creator.

God is speaking to the nation, but nobody can hear his voice of mercy. He's looking for one person to stand in the gap and call for forgiveness, but instead, he finds a corrupt prophetic ministry, a corrupt priesthood, and corrupt leadership. God's heart is to show mercy, but the nation is deserving of judgment. A call to the nation is to come back to the house where it all began, to confess sins, and to ask for a mercy moment for the nation, schools, children, families, homes, and cities.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about revival, calling people to rise up and respond to God's voice. He shares a story about Lazarus, who was raised from the dead, and encourages listeners to get up and get out of their graves, just like Lazarus did. Conlon emphasizes that revival is about dead people living, weak people standing in God's strength, and the fool speaking with God's wisdom. He calls on listeners to say yes to God's call and bring glory to His name.

God is calling people by name, saying come forth and rise to the challenge of bringing glory to his name. He's raising people from death, giving them life and strength, and using them to draw others to Jesus. It's time for the church to rise and respond to God's call, to display his glory and show the reality of his power.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about the voices in our minds that tell us it's too late for healing and miracles. He reminds us that God's power is greater than our struggles and that we can hear His voice calling us to faith and resurrection.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about the voice of God calling people out of their struggles and into a life of hope and freedom. He draws from the story of Lazarus, who was raised from the dead by Jesus, to illustrate the transformative power of faith and the miraculous works of God.

Carter Conlon shares his personal journey of transformation through faith in Jesus Christ, from struggling with sin to experiencing a new creation and abundant life. He emphasizes the importance of humility, acknowledging one's inability to change through human strength, and inviting Jesus into one's life to experience the power of the Holy Spirit and God's fire.

The miracle of change and freedom is a gift only God can give, transforming lives and bringing hope to those in darkness. Jesus' message of liberation and healing is still valid today, offering a way out of bondage and into a new life of purpose and vision.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City reminds listeners that being a true follower of Jesus Christ means facing trouble and tribulation, but with the presence of God, believers can overcome the world and its challenges. He emphasizes the importance of building a strong foundation of faith and trusting in God's love and power, rather than relying on material possessions or a trouble-free life.

A man's son is possessed by a dumb and deaf spirit, and Jesus heals him, teaching the importance of faith and belief in God's power to transform lives and bring about redemption and new life.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church reflects on the biblical story of Ezekiel chapter 22, where God's people lost their purpose and failed to hear His voice. He draws parallels to modern-day America, where people have forgotten their founding principles and God's presence. Conlon emphasizes the importance of faith, surrender, and obedience, encouraging listeners to recognize their calling and respond to God's voice.

As the world faces increasing deception and darkness, Christians must prepare for the coming days by cultivating a deep inner relationship with God, having a right focus, and being determined to have an open and unashamed testimony of Jesus Christ. It's time to get oil in our lamps, to be everything that God's calling us to be, and to stand as living witnesses to truth until the end comes.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares a message about the importance of spiritual strength in the last days, using the parable of the ten virgins from Matthew 25 to illustrate the need for believers to be prepared and to have a deep and abiding inner relationship with God.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares a message about the coming judgment of God and the importance of having a biblical worldview. He draws parallels between the days of Noah and the end times, emphasizing the need to be aware of the season we're living in and to be prepared for the return of Christ. Conlon warns of the dangers of scoffers and false prophets, and encourages listeners to take seriously the provision of God's salvation through Jesus Christ.

The Bible foretells a time of great judgment and destruction, likened to the days of Noah, where people will be unaware of the impending doom until it's too late. Those living in the light will understand the season they're living in, but many will be deceived by false prophets and scoffers. The only way to be saved is through faith in Jesus Christ, and those who take seriously the provision of God will be lifted up out of this world by His power and mercy.

David's song of praise and trust in the midst of suffering and turmoil serves as a powerful example of abiding in God's presence. Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's strength and promises, even in the face of adversity, and encourages listeners to find their inner trust in Christ. He shares the story of David's mighty men, who were transformed by their encounter with David's song, and invites listeners to experience a similar transformation by giving their lives to Jesus Christ.

David's song of praise and trust in the midst of suffering and turmoil serves as a powerful example of abiding in God, and Carter Conlon encourages listeners to find their strength in Christ, trusting in His promises and presence, and to worship Him with a song that can be seen before it's heard.

Believers are encouraged to stand firm in their faith and trust in God's faithfulness, even in the midst of difficult times and trials. The Bible teaches that God is in control and will ultimately triumph over evil, and that those who put their trust in Him will be victorious. The song of Moses and the Lamb is a declaration of God's faithfulness and a reminder that death has no power over believers, and that they will one day stand at the throne of God and sing a song of worship.

Carter Conlon shares a vision from Revelation chapter 15, where a people who have gone through difficult times are standing at the throne of God, singing a song of worship that only those who have suffered and trusted in God can sing. He emphasizes the importance of confidence in God, even in the face of darkness and difficulty, and encourages listeners to declare the faithfulness of God and sing the song of Moses and the Lamb.

God's mercy endures forever, and He will move heaven and earth to answer our cry. Even with no faith, He will still answer our prayers, and with some faith, He will do even greater miracles. Hezekiah's story shows God's power to turn back time and heal us from our deepest wounds.

God's mercy endures forever, and He will move heaven and earth to answer our cry. He can turn back time, heal the wounds of our hearts, and bring us out of our distresses and present storms. He is not offended by the littleness of our faith and can work with our frailty and lack of faith. He can recover the things that we thought were lost forever, break the chains that bind us, and set any captive free.

God chooses the foolish and weak things of the world to bring glory to his name, transforming them into his illustrated sermons to preach the gospel in the last days. He takes nothing and makes something, giving people a new life and a new future, and empowering them to withstand the onslaught of hell and fear that wants to touch the world.

God chooses the foolish and weak things of the world to bring glory to his name, transforming them into new creations that preach the gospel through their lives, bringing hope and reality to a degenerating world.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares a message of hope and encouragement, reminding listeners that God's strength is available to them, even in the midst of overwhelming pressure and darkness. He draws on scripture from Hebrews chapter 10 and Psalm 77 to emphasize the importance of faith, fellowship, and worship in finding spiritual strength and overcoming adversity.

The psalmist's cry for help and God's unwavering strength in the face of overwhelming pressure and darkness. The power of faith, fellowship, and worship in finding strength and hope in God's promises and mercy.

Carter Conlon shares his personal experience of transformation through faith, highlighting the 'ugly side' of a miracle, where not everyone celebrates one's new life in Christ. He emphasizes that the miracle is still yours if you want it, and God does the miracle, not you.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about the faithfulness of God, even in the midst of trials and tribulations. He draws from the book of Revelation and the song of Moses to encourage listeners to stand firm in their hope and confidence, knowing that God is in control and will ultimately triumph over evil.

Carter Conlon shares a vision from Revelation chapter 15, where John sees a people standing on a sea of glass, singing a song of worship to God despite facing unspeakable trials and tribulations. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's faithfulness and promises, even in the darkest of times, and encourages listeners to sing the song of Moses and the Lamb, declaring God's victory over evil and death.

When praying for loved ones in captivity, don't be surprised by who shows up at your prayer meetings. God's mercy is unlimited, and sometimes, all it takes is an honest cry for help to receive deliverance. Jesus Christ offers freedom to those who are held captive, and it's not about our faith, but about His power to set us free.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City teaches from Luke Chapter 2 about John the Baptist's baptism of repentance and how it leads to the hope of God's mercy and revival through Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that revival is not just repentance, but a deeper experience of following Jesus and being baptized with the Holy Spirit and with lightning, which is a supernatural power that comes from heaven.

Carter Conlon teaches from Luke Chapter 2 about John the Baptist's baptism of repentance, explaining that it's a hopeless place where people admit their inability to be godly without God. He emphasizes that revival is not just repentance, but following Jesus Christ and being baptized with the Holy Spirit and with lightning, which comes from heaven and gives us a supernatural life in Christ.

Being risen with Christ brings us into a place of strength and stability, promising a new life and victory over death, depression, and limitations. We are complete in Christ, seated with him at the right hand of God, and empowered to seek the things above, where Christ is, and to live a life that glorifies Him.

Carter Conlon's Easter special, If You Are Risen with Christ, emphasizes the power of being risen with Christ, seeking things above, and living in victory. It explores the concept of being complete in Christ, having a new standing, and being seated with him at the right hand of God. The message encourages listeners to seek the will of God, trust in his plan, and live a life of faith and salvation.

A foreign king hires a prophet to curse the people of God, but God overrides the prophet's intentions and speaks through him, blessing the people instead. The story highlights the power of God's mercy and faithfulness, even in the face of human failure and weakness. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's strength comes from God alone and the need to stand against the voice of condemnation, instead listening to the shout of a king, which declares victory and redemption.

God's people are often seen as failures, but He sees them as a people covered by His mercy, destined for victory and fulfilling His promises. The story of Balaam and the people of God teaches us that God's faithfulness and mercy are greater than our failures and condemnation, and that we have a king inside of us that shouts the victory.

God has plans for your life that you've not even thought your life is going to amount to. You're God's Plan A, and He specializes in miracles, taking what is by nature nothing and making something out of us for His namesake and glory.

God specializes in taking nothing and making something out of us for his namesake and for his glory. He has plans for our lives that we can't possibly foresee yet, and we are destined to be miracles in his hands. To experience this, we must surrender to him and let him work in us, giving us the gifts and abilities we need to fulfill his purpose.

Jesus promised that those who build their lives on his word will stand in the storms of life. However, many Christians in America today are holding onto a customized worldview that blends their own thoughts and emotions with biblical teachings, leading to a lack of faith and trust in God's word. Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of having a biblical worldview and warns that those who do not will not stand when the storms come. He encourages listeners to build their lives on the solid foundation of God's word and to trust in his power and presence.

Building a house on the rock of God's word is crucial in times of hardship and ungodliness. A biblical worldview is essential to stand strong in the face of adversity, and it's the foundation upon which one's life and faith are built. Without it, one's house will fall, and they will be unable to withstand the storms of life.

The kingdom of God is built on forgiveness, and without it, there is no salvation or eternal heaven. Holding onto unforgiveness can lead to physical and emotional pain, but genuine forgiveness can bring inner joy and freedom. By forgiving others as Christ has forgiven us, we can break free from the cycle of bitterness and live a life of peace and reconciliation.

The kingdom of God is centered around forgiveness, and without it, there is no salvation or eternal heaven. Carter Conlon shares the importance of forgiving others as Jesus has forgiven us, citing the Lord's Prayer and the example of Jesus' own forgiveness. He explains how unforgiveness can lead to physical and emotional harm, and how forgiveness can bring healing and freedom.

A compromised religion in a corrupted time can hinder God's power and prayers will not be answered if one regards iniquity in their heart. A spiritual awakening is necessary for the nation's salvation, and the church must be a unified body to call out to God and bring about healing.

A spiritual awakening is desperately needed in America, and the power to bring it lies within the church. The church must humble itself, pray, seek God's face, and turn from wicked ways to bring deliverance and glorify God. The pursuit of God must be for the sake of others, not just personal gain, and the church must be a vessel that makes a difference in the future.

When we obey the voice of God, incredible victories can be won and people's lives can be transformed. The story of the Apostle Paul's journey to Macedonia, where he established the first house church, is a powerful reminder of the importance of listening to God's call and following His will, even in the face of hardship and opposition.

When we obey the voice of God, incredible victories can be won, and lives can be transformed. The story of Apostle Paul's journey to Macedonia in Acts chapter 16 is a powerful example of how one man's obedience to God led to the establishment of a new house church, deliverance for a girl, and the salvation of the jailer and his family.

Carter Conlon shares a personal story of struggling with affliction and how it led him to a deeper understanding of God's faithfulness and the importance of dependence on Him. He teaches that affliction can be a catalyst for spiritual growth and that God's strength is made perfect in our weakness.

Carter Conlon shares his personal story of struggling with affliction and how it led him to a deeper dependence on God. He teaches that God's afflictions can be a source of strength and that his grace is sufficient for us, even in our weakness.

God's heart is for us, not against us, and He is willing to take the journey with us through our storms and struggles. He can stop the universe and turn it back 20 minutes, and He will move heaven and earth to answer our prayers. We can speak to the mountain, and it will be removed, because God is for us and not against us.

God's heart is for us, not against us, and He will move heaven and earth to answer our prayers, even when our faith seems weak. He can stop time, calm the seas, and speak to the winds, showing us His kindness and largeness of heart.

A spiritual awakening can change everything in a heartbeat, as seen in the story of Pentecost, where 120 people were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other languages, spreading the wondrous works of God to the world. Today, people are crying out to God for mercy and power, asking for a season of revival and a voice to speak about God's greatness.

A moment of prayer can change everything in a heartbeat, as seen in the story of Pentecost and the miraculous healing of a young football player. The power of God can bring people together, giving them a voice and a purpose, and empowering them to speak about the wondrous works of God. We cry out for a season of revival, where people will come together to pray and seek God's mercy and power, not just for themselves, but for others who are lost and without hope.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church discusses the importance of fasting as a spiritual discipline in Christian living, emphasizing its connection to prayer, devotion to God, and faith. He shares personal experiences and biblical examples to illustrate the benefits of fasting, including increased sincerity, strength, and guidance in prayer, as well as the power to overcome spiritual challenges and bring freedom to others.

King David's psalms reveal a nation's disunity and distance from God, leading to confusion, division, and destruction. The psalmist cries out for restoration and unity, referencing the importance of God's presence and the power of prayer. A banner of truth is displayed, and God's people are called to trust in Him, unfurling their banners and seeking a spiritual awakening in America.

A midnight cry is happening worldwide, and it's a call to prayer and perseverance. Jesus teaches his disciples how to pray persistently, asking for God's provision and the Holy Spirit. This is not just about personal needs but about serving others and glorifying God's name.

Carter Conlon shares the importance of faith and prayer, emphasizing that without faith, it's impossible to please God. He draws from Hebrews Chapter 11, highlighting the lives of individuals who lived by faith, including Abel, Enoch, Noah, and Abraham, and encourages listeners to trust in God's promises and seek Him with sincerity.

Carter Conlon reflects on America's spiritual decline, calling for national repentance and a return to God. He draws parallels between the Galatians and America, highlighting the consequences of turning away from God's truth. Conlon prays for a moment of mercy, a breaking of the spell of darkness, and a renewed commitment to following God's Word.

In the midst of a world filled with noise and uncertainty, the true meaning of Christmas can be lost. However, the first Christmas was not a silent and calm night, but a time of great turmoil and foreboding. Yet, it was in this darkness that the plan of God was revealed, and the voice of God was heard through the cry of a baby. This Christmas, take time to reflect on the eternal plan of God and the peace that is available to you in the midst of life's storms.

In the midst of a chaotic world, where voices of doubt and fear dominate, Carter Conlon reminds us that the true meaning of Christmas lies in the eternal plan of God, which brings peace and redemption through Jesus Christ. He encourages listeners to look beyond the temporary and focus on the eternal, trusting in God's goodness and mercy, and sharing the message of Christ with others.

God's love for humanity is a mystery that the angels desire to look into. He loves us with a love that can't be measured, engraved on the palms of his hands. Jesus came to the earth, walked among us for 30 years, allowed himself to be beaten, whipped, and bruised to get us back again. He would have done it if it was only one person that would have ever received him. He still would have done it, it's not a numbers game with God, it's about you.

God's love for humanity is a mystery that the angels desire to look into, and it's a love that can't be measured. Jesus came to the earth as a baby, wrapped in rags, to show that he's not offended by our weakness and struggles. He came to bring good news of great joy to all people, including those on the night shift, and to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord, which is the day of our freedom.

Jesus weeps over the death of Lazarus, a man who had been loved and prayed for, yet died despite Jesus' promise to heal him. Jesus' groaning and weeping reveal his compassion and desire to bring life and hope to those who have lost it. He calls Lazarus out of his tomb, demonstrating his power to raise the dead and bring new life. This story highlights the importance of faith and belief in Jesus' ability to bring miracles and transformation in our lives.

Jesus' delay in responding to Lazarus' sisters' pleas for help leads to a deeper understanding of his love and power. He weeps over their despair, revealing his compassion and willingness to intervene in their lives. Through his words and actions, Jesus teaches that he is the resurrection and the life, and that those who believe in him will see the glory of God.

The passionate anger of God is revealed when the house of God ceases to be a place of prayer, and leaders steal the presence of God from the people. Jesus teaches that prayer is the key to unlocking God's power and intervention in the world, and that the ultimate arrogance in the house of God is prayerlessness. By understanding the passion of God's heart to answer prayer, believers can experience a deeper level of faith and trust in God's ability to move mountains and bring about spiritual awakening.

The passionate anger of God is revealed when the house of prayer becomes a den of thieves, stealing the presence of God from the people. Prayerlessness is the ultimate arrogance in the house of God, and it's time for the people of God to take authority and pray, believing God's presence and power will be unleashed.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City explores the biblical account of Sodom and the potential for miracles to change its fate, drawing parallels to modern-day New York City and the church's role in bringing spiritual awakening and redemption.

A message from Carter Conlon about the potential for miracles in Sodom and the importance of prayer and intercession, drawing parallels between the biblical story of Sodom and the current state of New York City.

Carter Conlon shares an old reason for a new thankfulness, reminding us that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He encourages us to shift our focus from the problem to the victory of Christ, and to trust in God's faithfulness, even in the midst of difficult times and increasing hostility.

Carter Conlon encourages listeners to shift their focus from the problem to the victory of Christ, reminding them of the goodness of God and His faithfulness in the past. He takes them back to Egypt in the book of Exodus, chapter 12, during a time of God's judgment, but also a promise that He would take His people out. He reminds them that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that this knowledge gives them the ability to be thankful and have confidence, even in the midst of fear and uncertainty.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church explores the concept of God's will in two contexts: the common will of God, which is clearly revealed in the scriptures, and the specific will of God, which is unique to each individual. He emphasizes the importance of studying the word of God and trusting the Holy Spirit to make us the person God wants us to be, and encourages listeners to obey God's will, even when it's difficult.

The people of God are called to remember their heritage and cry out to God for freedom and deliverance from captivity. They must drop their pride and go to their knees to pray for their children, families, and communities, as only the cry at the throne of God can make a difference. A spiritual awakening is needed in America, and God's intervention is required to bring about change.

Carter Conlin from Times Square Church emphasizes the importance of crying out to God for freedom, deliverance, and spiritual awakening in America. He draws parallels between the Israelites' experiences in Egypt and the current state of the nation, highlighting the need for prayer and intercession to overcome captivity and oppression.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church explains the concept of the new white stone and its significance in Revelation chapter 2, emphasizing the importance of spiritual authority, overcoming, and commitment to God in order to receive the hidden manna and fulfill one's purpose in life.

Carter Conlon challenges listeners to move beyond easy believism and focus on living for the benefit of others, becoming a true testimony of God's love in their generation.

Carter Conlon shares his insights on the concept of a prayer movement, highlighting the importance of moving beyond mere prayer and taking action in response to God's calling. He draws parallels between Nehemiah's experience and the need for Christians to be willing to take risks and step out in faith, trusting in God's sovereignty and provision.

Apostle Paul's final letter to Timothy serves as a call to action for the next generation to stand strong in their faith, even in the face of perilous times. Paul warns of a society that has turned against Christians, where truth is no longer valued and people are lovers of themselves, money, and pleasure. He encourages Timothy to stir up the gift of God within him and not be ashamed of the testimony of Jesus Christ, but rather to share in the sufferings for the gospel according to the power of God.

Carter Conlon shares a promise from Isaiah 58 that God will answer prayer if His people don't hide from human need and work together to serve the poor in their communities. This message led to the creation of Feed New York, a program that feeds 19,000 people monthly, and a worldwide prayer meeting that receives prayer requests from 211 countries.

Carter Conlon shares a promise from Isaiah 58 that if churches don't hide from human need, God will answer their prayers and guide them continually. He recounts the story of Feed New York, a program that provided food to 100 churches in the inner city, and how it led to a worldwide prayer meeting that has been ongoing for 10 years, with thousands of prayer requests coming in from around the world.

God has a calling on every person's life, and it's not just to get out of a difficult situation, but to bring them into something new and powerful. Carter Conlon shares the story of Elisha, who was given a new vessel and salt to heal the water in Jericho, and challenges listeners to rise up and take the mantle of God's calling in their own lives, becoming new creations and vessels of healing and hope for others.

God has a calling on every life, and when we pick up that mantle, the waters of impossibility will part for us, leading us to a supernatural life of faith, hope, and healing. We must be willing to let go of our old nature and become new vessels for God's power to flow through us, bringing healing and transformation to ourselves and those around us.

Carter Conlon warns America of its impending doom, drawing parallels between the nation's current state and the story of the ship in Acts 27. He emphasizes the importance of listening to God's voice and turning to Him in times of crisis, highlighting the hope and salvation that can be found in Jesus Christ.

Carter Conlon warns that America is on a downward spiral, morally, spiritually, socially, militarily, and financially, but offers hope that God's mercy will pull people out of their current situation and lead them to a turning point, where they will seek God's guidance and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

Carter Conlon shares his personal experiences with discouragement and how God responded with loving tenderness, giving him a new revelation of God's character and a new vision for his life. He emphasizes the importance of not trying to walk the Christian walk alone and the need for rest and support from others.

God responds to our times of discouragement with loving tenderness, giving us a new revelation of his character, a new vision of what he's about to do through us, and a friend to walk with us. We must learn to trust in God's sovereignty and not our own strength, and recognize that the end of ourselves is the beginning of God.

The nation of America has fallen into a pattern of rebellion against God's ways and words, crossing the line with God when choosing sin over protecting children. The prophet Isaiah warned of God's judgment on a nation that has forsaken His ways, and today, America is facing the same consequences. The perversion of society, particularly in schools, is a sign of God's patience being tested, and the righteous are being called to stand firm in their faith and live righteous lives, trusting in God's mercy and power to bring them out of captivity and into freedom.

America's descent into moral decay has reached a critical point, with perversion arriving at the schoolhouse door. The nation's leaders have challenged the honor of God, and the consequences are dire. However, there is hope for those who choose to live righteous lives and turn to God for mercy. The Bible warns of the dangers of sin and the importance of following God's word, and Carter Conlon urges listeners to take action and seek salvation through Jesus Christ.

David's story in Psalm 40 reveals his journey of waiting patiently for God's voice and being lifted out of a place of despair into a new song of confidence in the Lord. Carter Conlon shares how God's voice can bring hope and stability, and how making the Lord one's trust can lead to a life of full satisfaction and purpose.

The honor of God is at stake when we face spiritual battles and enemies that try to take away our freedom. We must remember that the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty in God, and that we have been given the authority to tread on serpents and scorpions. With faith, praise, and a vision of a victorious God-honoring future, we can rise up and fight back against the enemy, just like David did against Goliath.

David, a young shepherd, stands up to the giant Goliath, defying the armies of the Philistines and the voices of doubt and fear that seek to undermine the people of God. With faith and courage, David trusts in God's power and glory, and with the Spirit of God upon him, he defeats the giant and the Philistine army, demonstrating that God's strength is made perfect in our weakness and that we can overcome any obstacle when we live for others and trust in God's purposes.

A message from Carter Conlon about the need for spiritual revival and renewal in America, where people are struggling with anger, violence, and demonic possession. He shares a story from the Bible about a man possessed by demons and how Jesus set him free, and encourages listeners to share their own personal testimonies of God's mercy and power.

Jesus teaches that with faith, all things are possible, and believers can overcome fear and self-doubt to be a light in a godless world, snatching people from darkness and hell itself.

Jesus teaches that with faith, all things are possible, and God is a miracle working God who can overcome fear and self-doubt. A generation of young people is being targeted by darkness and a godless ideology, but believers can rise up and be a light in this generation, even snatching people out of hell itself if they choose to believe.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message from the book of Nehemiah, highlighting the importance of trusting in God's presence and faithfulness. He emphasizes the need to acknowledge God's covenant and mercy, and to seek restoration and redemption. Conlon encourages listeners to recognize God's plan and to trust in His ability to make a difference in their lives and in the world around them.

As we face a world increasingly hostile towards God's truth, Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of living with open hands and an open heart, praying for others, and loving our enemies. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can extend God's mercy and forgiveness to those who may not deserve it, and in doing so, experience a deeper level of God's grace and provision in our lives.

Philip the Evangelist was a man of obedience to God's calling, who trusted that where God calls, God will prosper. He was used in miraculous ways, such as being transported by God, and his focus was not on himself but on others. Philip's life became a desirable example to his family, and he passed on his legacy to his daughters, who prophesied and moved in unison with the Spirit of God.

Philip the Evangelist's life is a testament to obedience to God's call, even when it leads to unexpected miracles and healings. His story shows that faith and trust in God's plan and purpose are essential for effective ministry and service. As we learn from Philip's example, we are reminded that God's plan is not just about individual success, but about leaving a lasting legacy for our families and future generations.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful story about the day he preached to nobody, yet four people came to Christ. He emphasizes the importance of obeying God's voice and moving towards Him, even when it seems impossible, and encourages listeners to have faith and trust in God's love and salvation.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about the importance of obeying God's voice and following His leading, even when it seems impossible. He shares a personal story of preaching to a crowd of nobody, but still seeing four people come to Christ. He encourages listeners to move towards God's voice and trust in His promises, even when it's hard.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares his message about living in the last days, emphasizing the importance of being aware of the times and seasons, and not being afraid of the coming judgment. He highlights the signs of the last days, including deception, wars, famines, and pestilences, but also speaks of the end time spiritual awakening and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on this generation.

The Bible speaks of a time of great turmoil and deception, but also of a powerful outpouring of the Holy Spirit, bringing spiritual awakening and an end time harvest of souls. Christians are not to be afraid, but to be aware of the times and to walk in a righteous way, leading others to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.

When you invite Jesus Christ to your funeral, you're inviting him to bring life to your death, hope to your hopelessness, and resurrection to your circumstances. He has the power to raise the dead, bring healing, and give you a divine purpose for your life. Don't let death define you; let Jesus define you.

When you invite Jesus Christ to your funeral, you invite him to bring life to your dead circumstances. He has a tendency to raise the dead and bring hope to those who feel hopeless. By inviting him, you open yourself up to his presence and purpose, which can lead to healing, restoration, and eternal life.

God uses the extraordinary to accomplish His will, and He chooses the weak and the foolish to shame the wise and the mighty. Carter Conlon shares his personal story of how he overcame fear and depression, and how he discovered the power of God to bring deliverance and victory in his life. He encourages listeners to be plan A for God's purposes, to surrender their lives to Him, and to trust in His power to bring healing and transformation.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message from 2 Kings Chapter 7, highlighting the story of four lepers who were used by God to bring deliverance to a besieged city. He emphasizes the importance of faith and courage in overcoming fear and standing against the enemy, and encourages listeners to recognize their role as plan A in God's plan for this generation.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church shares a message about preparing the way for God's work in our lives, emphasizing the importance of repentance and spiritual transformation. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical teachings to encourage listeners to make a straight path for God to come into their lives and experience His love, healing, and salvation.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about the importance of repentance and making a straight path for God to come into our lives. He draws from the story of John the Baptist and the people's response to his call to prepare the way for the Lord. Conlon emphasizes that repentance is not just about changing our behavior, but about surrendering our lives to God and allowing Him to transform us from the inside out.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares a message about moving beyond fig trees and praying for mountains. He explains how faith in God can move mountains and shares stories from the Bible, including the story of Hezekiah, who prayed for healing and God reversed time to heal him. Conlon emphasizes the importance of praying big prayers and having faith in God's power to move mountains and change lives.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City emphasizes the importance of faith in God to move mountains and overcome spiritual deception. He shares the story of Hezekiah, who prayed for healing and God answered by reversing time, demonstrating God's power and ability. Conlon encourages listeners to pray big prayers and have faith that God can do exceedingly above all that they ask or think, and to step past the fig tree level of spiritual maturity to become mountain movers in their generation.

Carter Conlon shares the power of prayer, using the examples of Abraham and Jonah to illustrate the importance of faith and works in bringing about mercy and judgment. He emphasizes the need to love others and be willing to sacrifice for their sake, rather than just praying for their deliverance.

Carter Conlon shares his favorite prayer, 'Jesus, help me,' and how it has been a source of strength and guidance throughout his life. He explores the stories of Abraham and Jonah, highlighting the importance of faith without works being dead and the need to take action in response to God's call.

God's plan for humanity is to reveal his glory through ordinary people, not superstars or the wise. The mind of Christ is the key to spiritual awakening and personal transformation, where individuals come to understand that God's thoughts about them are what truly matter, not their own self-view or past mistakes. The power of the cross is the source of redemption and salvation, available to all people, regardless of their background or circumstances.

God's power and wisdom are available to all people, regardless of their background or circumstances. The mind of Christ is the key to understanding God's thoughts and plans for our lives, and it's not about human effort or wisdom, but about surrendering to the Spirit of God. By embracing the cross of Christ and the power of God, we can experience spiritual awakening and be used by God to display his power and grace in the world.

Carter Conlon shares his personal testimony of being delivered from fear and how God's love and guidance helped him overcome it. He emphasizes that God has not given us a spirit of fear, but a power and love that allows us to face challenges with confidence and faith. Conlon encourages listeners to trust in God's purpose and calling, even in the face of uncertainty and hardship, and to seek inner strength and resilience through a deeper relationship with Christ.

God has not given us a spirit of fear, but a power and of love and of a sound mind. Carter Conlon shares his personal testimony of being delivered from fear and how God's purpose and plan for our lives can bring us through even the toughest of times.

Carter Conlon shares his personal story of overcoming fear and finding faith, highlighting God's plan for his life and the lives of others. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's power and love, and encourages listeners to break through their own 'paper walls' to achieve their goals and fulfill their purpose.

Carter Conlon shares his personal story of overcoming fear and finding faith, highlighting the importance of trusting in God's plan and power. He draws from Psalm 40 and shares his experiences as a police officer, a pastor, and a leader, emphasizing the need for spiritual awakening and courage in the face of adversity.

God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. Pastor Carter Conlon shares his personal testimony of overcoming fear and finding victory through faith in Jesus Christ, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's power and purpose for our lives.

God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. Pastor Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about overcoming fear and living a life of faith, reminding us that we have the power to break through the walls that hold us back and live a life of victory through the Holy Spirit.

Jonathan, a young man, decides to take a stand against the overwhelming Philistine army, trusting in God's power and presence. He and his armor bearer, with faith and determination, take on the enemy and win a significant victory, demonstrating that with God on their side, even the smallest group can overcome great odds and bring a trembling to the forces of darkness.

When faced with overwhelming threats, it's easy to hide or give up, but Jonathan, a brave warrior, chose to stand up and fight, believing that God was with him. He and his armor bearer took on a garrison of Philistines, and although they were vastly outnumbered, they emerged victorious, sending a shudder through the enemy's ranks. This story serves as a reminder that God's power is greater than any challenge, and that with faith, we can overcome even the darkest of circumstances.

Carter Conlon warns of a nation in collapse, where family values are being destroyed and God's judgment is near. He references Jeremiah's prophecy, where God's people were warned of impending doom due to their wickedness and rejection of God. Conlon emphasizes the importance of prayer and calling people to Christ in a clear and determined manner, as the nation faces darkness and confusion.

A nation's collapse is foretold, with family values and righteousness being key factors. Jeremiah's prophecy serves as a warning, highlighting the consequences of turning away from God. The righteous are called to stand strong and pray for guidance, while the wicked are exposed for their immorality and greed.

As society becomes hostile to the truth of God, people of faith must hold to the standard of truth found in the Bible. The real Jesus will not fail or forsake those who trust in Him, but a homemade or personal Jesus can lead to spiritual deception. In times of trial, the true gospel will be attacked, and believers must be prepared to stand firm in their faith, holding to the real Jesus and the truth of God's word.

As society becomes increasingly hostile to the truth of God, people are tempted to build their own image of Jesus, a 'build-a-Jesus' that is tailored to their own desires and preferences. However, this personal Jesus is not the real Jesus, and it is only through faithfulness to the true Jesus that we can withstand the trials and tribulations that lie ahead.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church emphasizes the importance of forgiveness in receiving God's forgiveness and living a life of faith. He shares the story of a man who was healed of a fatal disease after forgiving his abusive father, illustrating the power of forgiveness in healing and freedom.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City teaches about the power of forgiveness and prayer, explaining that we have the authority to move mountains and cast out deception, but it stands on the foundation of forgiveness. He shares personal stories and biblical examples to illustrate the importance of forgiveness and how it can lead to healing and miracles.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares a message about the end times, the importance of repentance, and the power of the Holy Spirit in bringing about a harvest of souls. He emphasizes the need for individuals to turn from their sin, identify with Christ through baptism, and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit to be witnesses of Jesus in Jerusalem and beyond.

In a world plagued by wars, famines, and pestilences, Jesus promises that His Gospel will be preached in all the world, and then the end shall come. But how can this be achieved? Carter Conlon explains that God will use ordinary people, empowered by the Holy Spirit, to preach the Gospel and bring about a great harvest of souls.

God places each person in a specific location for a reason, and it's up to them to respond to their unique calling and use the exact measure of God's life and strength they need to get through their journey. This calling can lead to great rewards in eternity, but it requires faithfulness, obedience, and a willingness to trust in God's provision.

God places each person in a specific place for a reason, and it's up to them to fulfill their unique calling and purpose. He gives us the exact measure of his life and strength to get through our journey, and it's not about being in a high-profile ministry, but about being faithful in the little things. The six words that will determine our eternity are 'well done good and faithful servant,' and it's about hearing those words from God when we stand before him, not from others.

A society turning against God, bringing about their own destruction, is contrasted with the people of God who are called to boldness in the last days, coming into the throne of grace with confidence, knowing they have a high priest who understands their weaknesses and invites them to come in with confidence, and finding the strength they need to be the person God's calling them to be.

In the last days, sinners will become bold in their sinning, but God's people must also become bold in their faith, seeking a holy boldness to stand against evil and proclaim the true gospel of Jesus Christ.

A church in Pergamos was situated in a dark place where Satan's throne was, but they held fast to Jesus' name and didn't deny their faith. However, some members had forgotten they were in a place of darkness and were teaching a perversion of grace, leading to sin and immorality. Jesus hates this doctrine and calls for repentance, offering a provision of strength and resurrection life to those who turn from it.

David's Psalm 23 is a reflection of a life well-lived in God, with a shepherd guiding and providing for every need. However, a bridge in the Christian walk leads to a deeper place of facing fears and living for the benefit of others, requiring surrender to God's sovereignty and trust in his eternal purpose.

Jesus heals a man born blind, revealing God's works and power. This miracle illustrates the transformative power of faith and the ability of God to overcome limitations and bring about an extraordinary life. Jesus' message of hope and liberation is a call to trust in Him and experience the freedom and new life that only He can provide.

A man born blind is healed by Jesus, demonstrating God's power to transform lives and break free from limitations and sin. Carter Conlon shares his personal testimony of overcoming panic attacks and finding freedom in Christ, emphasizing the importance of trusting God's power and being sent to fulfill His purpose.

God's promise to restore His people and bring life to those who have lost hope, as seen in the book of Ezekiel, is a powerful reminder of His ability to revive and empower those who call out to Him.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message from Ezekiel 37, emphasizing the importance of calling out to the Holy Spirit for spiritual awakening and revival. He shares personal experiences of witnessing God's presence and power in Jamaica and Wales, and encourages listeners to prophesy to the breath of God, calling out for the Holy Spirit to bring life and hope to a world in need.

A prudent person sees the season they are living in and takes an honest inventory of their own heart, realizing they may not have enough strength to face the challenges ahead. They must come under the covering of God, who has the power to redeem and provide for all their needs, just like Ruth did in the book of Ruth.

A prudent person foresees evil and hides themselves by covering, seeking the strength and provision of God to overcome life's challenges and stand against the forces of darkness. The kinsman redeemer, Boaz, represents Jesus Christ, who provides for those in need and gives them the power to overcome their limitations and achieve their full potential.

God's power to heal and give strength is available to everyone, regardless of their circumstances. He can raise the dead, give new life, and bring hope to those who have lost their way. By trusting in Jesus Christ and His words, individuals can overcome their struggles and walk in the light of His presence.

God's power to heal and give strength is available to all, regardless of circumstances. He can raise the dead, give new life, and bring hope to those who have lost it. Trust in God's voice and move towards His promise of a new future, free from despair and addiction.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City emphasizes the importance of living for the glory of God and the salvation of the lost. He draws from Psalm 78 to illustrate the children of Ephraim's failure to stand in spiritual warfare due to their lack of faith and refusal to walk in God's law, and encourages listeners to remember God's past faithfulness and promises to find strength in prayer and fasting.

A group of people, the children of Ephraim, turned back from a day in battle due to a lack of spiritual strength, despite being equipped with armor and knowledge of God's power. They forgot God's past faithfulness and doubted his ability to provide for them in their present wilderness, leading to a crisis of faith and a failure to fulfill their divine purpose.

The joy of the Lord is a source of strength, not just happiness, and it's God's joy to bring us home, restore us, and give us power to rebuild what was lost. This is a message of hope and restoration, reminding us that we're not just slaves or second-class citizens, but sons and daughters of the King, with the full authority of His house.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church shares about the joy of the Lord being a source of strength, using the stories of Nehemiah and the prodigal son in Luke 15 to illustrate God's joy in restoring and redeeming those who have failed and wandered away.

David's experience in the wilderness serves as a reminder of God's mercy and the importance of spiritual vigilance. As the church in America faces a post-Christian society, it's crucial to reflect on the role of spiritual laziness and lust in leading to a decline in God's presence and power. The story of David and Absalom offers a powerful lesson in the need for prayer and spiritual warfare, and the importance of not judging those who are appointed by God to do His work.

David's story from Psalm 3 reveals a time of personal sorrow and rebellion against God's order. He was driven into the wilderness, pursued by his own heir, Absalom. David's spiritual laziness led to lust and self-indulgence, causing him to lose focus on God's mission. He was vilified by those who warned of the consequences of his actions, and he was forced to confront the darkness that had taken hold of his society. Yet, David's story also shows the mercy of God, who can bring people back to Himself, even in the midst of judgment.

The story of the bridegroom and his bride in the Song of Solomon is a beautiful representation of the relationship between Jesus Christ and his church. Many people are in the wilderness, struggling with self-consumption, seeking power and influence, and doubting God's faithfulness. However, Jesus is coming to get them, to guide them through the pages of the Bible, and to lead them into righteousness and purpose. The true expression of Christianity is found in living for the benefit of others, and the church is soon coming out of the wilderness, leaning on its beloved.

Many people are living in the wilderness, trying to use their relationship with God for personal gain or seeking a quick and easy victory. However, true Christianity is found in living for the benefit of others, trusting God through trials and difficulties, and following in the footsteps of the bridegroom. Jesus is coming to get his bride, and she will come out of the wilderness, leaning on her beloved.

Jesus Christ is the light in our time of darkness, and he often comes in unexpected ways, like a child born in a stable. Many people struggle to see God's plan in their lives because it may seem too small or ordinary, but God's ways are not our ways, and his thoughts are not our thoughts. He can work in secret places and use ordinary interactions to bring us closer to him.

A man named Mordecai had a holy desperation in his heart to save the Jewish people from destruction, prompting him to pray and fast. He passed the baton to Esther, who then took up the burden of prayer and fasting, eventually approaching the king to plead for her people's lives. This story illustrates the power of holy desperation in prayer and fasting, as one person can change the course of history and bring about God's power and provision.

Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of seeking God and living a life of love, as ambassadors of the one who went to a cross. He warns against allowing hatred into one's heart and encourages listeners to choose to love, even in the face of adversity.

Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of seeking God's presence and power in one's life, drawing parallels between the biblical account of King Uzziah and America's history. He warns against allowing bitterness and hatred into one's heart, urging listeners to choose love and forgiveness, even in the face of adversity.

Learning to wait upon God and letting Him be our strength is crucial for achieving true victories in our lives. The story of Moses and the Apostle Paul teaches us that it's not about our natural abilities or strength, but about surrendering to God's power and presence. When we get to the place of saying, 'God, I'm not going if you don't go with me,' we find the heart we need for the glory of God to be manifested in our lives.

The power of God is found when we finally get to the end of ourselves and surrender to His will, allowing Him to work through us in our weakness and not our strength.

A man named Ananias is used by God to make a difference in the life of Saul of Tarsus, a man who had been persecuting Christians. Ananias' obedience to God's call to pray for Saul results in a miraculous transformation, and God uses ordinary people to bring about extraordinary change in the world.

A man named Ananias, stirred by the Holy Spirit, makes a profound difference in the life of Saul of Tarsus, a violent and vile man who later becomes the apostle Paul. Ananias's obedience to God's call to pray for Saul's sight and fill him with the Holy Spirit leads to a miraculous transformation, demonstrating that God does not do his work without us and that we are the link in the chain that still needs to be strengthened to see an awakening of the miraculous in our generation.

Carter Conlon shares the story of Nathaniel's encounter with Jesus, highlighting the importance of approaching God with an honest heart. He explains how this leads to a spiritual awakening, a new creation, and a deeper understanding of God's kingdom. Conlon emphasizes the need to yield to the Holy Spirit and trust in God's power to transform lives.

Carter Conlon shares his personal testimony of being born again and the transformative power of Jesus Christ. He explains that an honest heart is required to experience the fullness of salvation and that the Holy Spirit guides us to understand the power of God's kingdom. Conlon emphasizes the importance of humility and admitting our need for a savior, and shares the promise of being born again and becoming a new creation in Christ Jesus.

You are a visible demonstration to fallen mankind of the mercy of God, a place covered by the blood of Jesus Christ, where the Shekinah glory of God rests upon you. You are a type of the mercy seat, appointed and divinely enabled to bring the mercy of God to others, a testimony of that mercy that has touched your life.

You are a visible demonstration to fallen mankind of the mercy of God, a once-hidden truth that has been revealed through Jesus Christ. Your life is a testimony of mercy and grace, and you have been put into public view to bring that mercy to others. Don't be ashamed of who you are or the Christ within you, but instead, let your testimony be one of humility and sincerity, pointing people to the incredible covering of mercy that has come on your life through faith in Jesus Christ.

God's voice is the only source of hope in a world filled with hopelessness and despair. Carter Conlon shares a powerful message from the Gospel of Luke, highlighting Jesus' compassion and mercy towards a widow's son, and encourages listeners to seek God's healing and miracles in their lives and communities.

A message from Carter Conlon of Times Square Church in New York City, where he emphasizes the need for a spiritual awakening and the power of God's voice to bring hope and healing to a hopeless generation, and encourages listeners to pray for miracles and a deeper connection with God.

Carter Conlon shares a message of hope and spiritual awakening, calling believers to return to the wells of their salvation, faith, and prayer, and to rise up as a mighty army in this last generation, bringing victory and freedom to those who thirst.

Carter Conlon shares a message about the importance of faith and prayer in achieving spiritual awakening and breaking bondages of darkness. He emphasizes the need to redig the wells of salvation and draw from God's power and strength to overcome challenges and achieve victory and freedom.

Jesus Christ's power and word have the ability to create a universe, bring life and light to darkness, and heal the deepest wounds. He always gets the last word, and his voice can bring about miracles and transformation in our lives. We must learn to believe in his promises and trust in his power to overcome hopelessness and despair.

Jesus always gets the last word, and his power can bring light to darkness, healing to the broken, and life to the hopeless. We are called to be a demonstration of his victory and to believe for miracles, even when our situations seem too deep for him to handle.

Jesus is calling you to walk on water, to do something impossible, and to trust in his power and faithfulness. He's not waiting for you to get it all together, but is coming to you just as you are, to sustain you and cover you. He's not offended by your fears and doubts, and he won't withdraw from you when you fail. He's calling you to step out of your storm and walk towards him, to acknowledge your inability to save yourself and to believe that he loves you. He'll give you abilities that can only come from God, to take you into places that only God can take you, and to give you giftings that could only come from the hand of the one who gave his life to bring you back into right relationship with God.

God is calling you to walk on water, to do something impossible, in the midst of your storm. He's not waiting for you to get it all together, but coming to you just as you are, to show you his keeping power and to give you the ability to walk in places you couldn't walk before.

Carter Conlon emphasizes the need for the Holy Spirit's empowerment in today's generation, citing the example of the early church on the day of Pentecost. He challenges listeners to overcome fear, indecision, and pride to receive the Holy Spirit and fulfill God's purpose for their lives.

The Holy Spirit is promised to believers for the purpose of bringing glory to God and reaching lost men and women. Jesus revealed to His disciples that He would send the Holy Spirit to be with them forever, and every believer in Jesus Christ is given the same peace, courage, comfort, and guidance. The church began in the upper room, and it's time to return there, recognizing that we need the Holy Spirit to make a difference in our lives and in the world.

When prayer becomes messy, Jesus shows up and things can become chaotic, but it's a sign that hell is being shaken and a demonic stronghold is being broken. A father's cry for help for his son, who has been possessed by an evil spirit since childhood, illustrates the power of prayer and fasting in delivering people from bondage and setting them free.

When Jesus shows up, things can become messy, and that applies to prayer, too. A father's desperate cry for help for his possessed son leads to a powerful lesson on faith, unbelief, and the power of Jesus to break demonic strongholds and bring deliverance.

A mercy moment is when God's plan is revealed to us, and we are called to fulfill our original purpose. This can happen when we are at our weakest, and God chooses to use us to bring freedom and redemption to others. The cry of the people is heard by God, and He responds with mercy and power. We are not capable of achieving our purpose on our own, but with God's strength, we can be transformed from weakness to strength and become a blessing to others.

God's mercy can bring about a moment of change, where individuals and societies are called to reconsider their ways and focus on their intended purpose. This concept is illustrated through the story of Moses, who was redirected by God to fulfill his original calling, despite feeling weak and old. Similarly, God's people today can experience a mercy moment, where they are refocused on their original purpose and empowered to bring glory to God's name. This involves trusting in God's plan, rather than our own, and recognizing that we are part of a larger story of redemption and salvation that will bring blessing to all families of the earth.

God desires to do something for you that you cannot do for yourself, offering living water, eternal joy, and abundance without money or price. He invites you to come to Him, to listen carefully, and to incline your ear to His voice, promising to make an everlasting covenant and to be your source of strength, life, and living water.

God desires to do something for you that you cannot do for yourself, a source of eternal joy and living water that you don't get with human effort. He invites you to come and find joy and provision without money and without price, a promise that he won't break and will make an everlasting covenant with you.

David's experience in Psalm 40 shows us that God can lift us out of a place of despair and confusion, giving us a new song and a path of strength and stability. We must be willing to open our hearts to God's voice and trust in His plan, even when the future looks fearful. By doing so, we can experience a deeper level of worship and a sense of being fully satisfied, indwelt by God.

David's experience in Psalm 40 shows that even when we feel stuck in a pit of despair, God can lift us out of it and set our feet on a rock of stability. We must be willing to listen to God's voice and follow His plan, even when it looks fearful or unfamiliar. By doing so, we can experience a new level of worship and a new song in our hearts, one that emanates from our whole being and brings hope to others.

The Bible promises a place of eternal comfort and security, where the lame take the prey. This place is described as a kingdom where God is the judge, lawgiver, and king, and where the inhabitants are forgiven their iniquity and live in a state of eternal provision and security. It is a place where the Holy Spirit gives gifts to men and where the victory of Christ is offered to all, regardless of their past or present circumstances.

The Bible promises comfort for today's battles, as well as a secure place in God's kingdom for eternity. Jesus Christ has prepared a mansion for those who give their heart to him, where they will dwell with him forever. The lame, those who feel unworthy, are the ones who will take the prey and receive God's promises of eternal provision and security.

God has chosen people to raise them up in the last hour of time, giving them gifts and abilities to live a supernatural life and become witnesses of his glory. He wants to reveal himself to them in a way they've never known before, and use their lives for his glory.

God has chosen you for a divine purpose, and it's time to accept the gifts and abilities he has in store for you. A living encounter with the living God can transform your life, and you can become a witness to others of what he has done for you.

The body of Christ is in need of unity, and every individual, regardless of their struggles or past, has a place in the church. Jesus Christ is calling for each person to come to him, to repent, and to receive a miracle. The church needs the testimony of each person's miracle, and it's through faith and healing that we can find our purpose and live a life that honors God.

The true church of Jesus Christ is a body from all different locations and places, united by salvation by faith through the shed blood of Jesus Christ. We need each other in the body of Christ, and we need your testimony, your miracle, and your story to bring glory to God.

David's Psalm 22 reveals a journey of honest prayer, from accusation to revelation, and ultimately to a declaration of God's faithfulness and a higher purpose in struggles and trials, as seen in the cross of Jesus Christ.

David's prayer in Psalm 22, which starts as an accusation against God's faithfulness, reveals a higher purpose behind every struggle and trial. Honest people can pray honest prayers, and God is not offended by honesty, but rather by pretentiousness.

A wordless prayer gave birth to a voice that turned a nation back to God for 40 years, as told through the story of Hannah, a woman who prayed for a miracle despite feeling barren and hopeless, and ultimately gave her child to God for his glory.

A wordless prayer gave birth to a voice that guided the nation for 40 years, turning it back to God. Hannah's story of barrenness and hopelessness led to a miracle, and her promise to God to bring her child back to Him for His glory is a testament to the power of faith and redemption.

Hezekiah's prayer for healing and Joshua's prayer for time to finish the battle demonstrate God's willingness to move heaven and earth to answer prayers, showcasing His absolute power and heart towards His people.

God's power is demonstrated through the stories of Hezekiah and Joshua, who prayed for healing and time to finish their battles. Their prayers stopped the universe, and God showed his willingness to answer their requests. This teaches us about God's heart and his ability to move heaven and earth to answer our prayers, and encourages us to have faith and pray with confidence.

God promises to rebuild and restore what's been lost, bringing freedom and joy to those who trust in Him. The Bible tells the story of the people of God who were freed from captivity and rebuilt their lives, and it's a message that's still relevant today. You can get up and go home, reclaiming what's rightfully yours and finding the strength and resources you need to rebuild and restore your life.

When the Lord brought back the captivity of Zion, we were like those who dream. God will build your house better than before, providing peace in your heart and doing the miraculous. You can get up and go home, rebuilding everything that was lost, and reclaiming what rightfully belongs to you, with everything you need given to you to accomplish God's plan.

God's presence is needed in our lives to bring healing and create a thirst for Him in others. We must be willing to accept His calling and be a new creation, putting away our old nature and allowing Him to work through us to bring about a harvest in our lives and in the lives of those around us.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church emphasizes the importance of being a new vessel for God's presence, creating a thirst for Him, and bringing healing to those in need. He draws parallels from Elisha's story, where he used salt to heal the water and bring life to the barren ground, and challenges listeners to rise up and take the mantle of God's calling on their lives, striking the place of impossibility and believing in God's power to part the waters and bring them into a new place of life and purpose.

David's story in 1 Samuel Chapter 17 serves as a powerful reminder of the spiritual battle we face daily. The devil seeks to take our victory, our future, and our influence into his mouth, but we have the power to resist and overcome through faith in God and the authority He gives us.

David's story of defeating the lion and rescuing the lamb is a powerful reminder of the spiritual battle we face every day. The devil seeks to take our victory, our future, and our influence, but we have the power to resist him through faith in God's power and spiritual authority.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City shares a powerful message about the importance of seeking a spiritual awakening, not for personal gain or comfort, but for the glory of God. He draws parallels between the story of David and Goliath and the current state of the world, emphasizing the need for faith and courage in the face of adversity.

Carter Conlon reflects on the story of David and Goliath, highlighting the importance of faith and trusting in God's name. He questions whether people are seeking a spiritual awakening for personal gain or to glorify God's name, and encourages listeners to pray for a spiritual awakening that will bring glory to God and demonstrate His power to the world.

God's presence is drawing people into a moment of judgment, where they must confront their own frailty and failings. As a result, the light of Christ in believers must shine brighter, not just in words, but in actions, to bring glory to God and hope to a lost world.

As society becomes increasingly hardened and resistant to truth, God is drawing individuals into his presence to reveal their own frailty and need for transformation. This is a call to every Christian to become a light in a dark world, to shine their light for all to see, and to be a reflection of God's glory in a society that has lost its way.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church emphasizes the importance of repentance and taking ownership of one's sin, rather than blaming others or making excuses. He explains the four stages of sin in the book of Genesis, from willful rebellion to blaming others, and encourages listeners to turn from their sin and seek a living relationship with God through Jesus Christ.

The book of Genesis reveals four stages of sin: willful rebellion to God's word, making one's own covering, hiding from God's presence, and blaming others for one's actions. Repentance is necessary to turn from these sinful behaviors and seek redemption through a living relationship with Jesus Christ.

We are the temple of God, indwelled by His Holy Spirit, and empowered to live a life of victory and faithfulness. The presence of God is not just a feeling, but a reality that can be experienced in times of quietness and confidence, and it's in these moments of stillness that we can trust in Him and experience His power and mercy.

The temple of God is not a physical building, but a living, breathing entity within each believer. When we come to Christ, God finds us in our mess and cleanses us, clearing out the rubble of sin and iniquity. As we trust in God's faithfulness, we become the temple of God, where His glory is revealed and His presence is felt. The work of God is done in times of quietness and confidence, not in noise and chaos.

Carter Conlon shares how Jesus showed us a pattern of speaking to people in hopeless situations through ordinary people, using the example of Mary Magdalene who thought Jesus was the gardener. He emphasizes the importance of having a calm assurance that God is in control and of walking with people who are confused or walking away from their faith, just like Jesus did with the disciples on the road to Emmaus.

Carter Conlon shares the method Jesus used to show how we can effectively speak to people in times of hopelessness, using ordinary people coming to someone in a hopeless situation as an example. He emphasizes the importance of having a calm assurance that God is in control of absolutely everything and being willing to walk with those who are walking away from a former place of hope.

God promises to write his law on our hearts, giving us new desires and the power to live a life that honors him. This supernatural transformation is available to all who invite Jesus Christ into their lives and allow the Holy Spirit to erase the old and write the new. As we delight ourselves in God, he gives us the desires of our heart, and we begin to speak with our mouth what God is doing in our heart, glorifying him and living a life that reflects his power and forgiveness.

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church explains how God gives us the desire to do things we never considered before, writing his law on our hearts and transforming our lives through the Holy Spirit.

God speaks to Ezekiel about a valley of dry bones, promising to bring life and restoration to a nation that has lost hope. He calls on the people to prophesy and agree with God's word, and to call out to the Holy Spirit for divine life and freedom.

God promises to raise a standard against darkness and restore years taken away by the enemy. He calls for His people to prophesy, agreeing with His word and speaking supernatural things that only He can do. This is a call to trust in the living God, to turn to Him, and to let Him bring hope and life to a world in need.

Carter Conlon shares a personal testimony of how he received divine help when he felt at the end of his strength, and encourages listeners to trust Jesus for their strength and life, recognizing that they are the end time army of God, and that God's promises to be life, bread, and resurrection are available to them.

God's will is for the weak, and He provides strength and life through Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches that Jesus is the bread of life, and those who come to Him shall never hunger or thirst. He is also the resurrection and the life, and those who believe in Him shall live, even if they die. God's provision is not just for the future, but for the present, and He promises to give life and strength to those who trust in Him.

A call to humbly seek God's forgiveness and grace, believing the Lord will continue to have His hand on our country, as Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City reflects on America's history, its founding fathers, and the importance of prayer in times of crisis, warning of a loss of hope for the future if the nation does not turn back to God.

God's protection and blessing have made America a nation to be envied, but a loss of hope for the future is coming due to a lack of true prayer and humility. The nation's history shows that God's people have turned away from Him, calling evil good and good evil, and have suffered the consequences. However, God's mercy and grace are still available, and He will wait for His people to return to Him, promising to be gracious and have mercy on them.

God's call on your life is not limited by your past or present circumstances. The devil may write lies on your paper wall, but you have the power to overcome them with faith in God's promises and the strength of the Holy Spirit.

God's mercy is often demonstrated through famine, which serves as a means to bring His people back to true spiritual worship and practice. The story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel illustrates this concept, where God's mercy is shown in His willingness to shut off the rain and prove the false god Baal to be powerless. This serves as a reminder that God will not be mocked and that His people must return to their divine purpose and worship Him alone.

A call to rise up and trust in God's plan, letting faith have a forward motion to bring glory to God and accomplish divine purposes, even in the face of weakness and adversity.

The resurrected body of Christ is a diverse group of individuals with different gifts and ministries, yet united in the Holy Spirit. The Bible teaches that the body of Christ is one, with many members, each with their own unique role. However, the church has often been divided by distinctives, leading to weakness and powerlessness. It's time for the people of God to come together, recognizing and appreciating one another, and understanding that none of us can do this alone. When we choose unity, we experience the anointing of God, bringing comfort, provision, and life to a thirsty society.

David's worship in the Psalms reveals a kind of worship that comes from trusting in God's faithfulness and strength, rather than human effort or strategy. This type of worship is characterized by a heart that acknowledges God's power and a life that is growing in grace and moving forward by God's power. It is a worship that has turned away from human strategy and has fully embraced the faithfulness of God, giving up trying to get out of the pit in one's own strength and instead casting one's confidence on God.

The battle for the mind is a spiritual imperative, with Satan's attack on humanity leading to a decline in morality and a nation on a collision course with God's judgment. The Bible warns of a time when people will no longer hear God's words, and a rebellion will take hold, leading to a downward spiral of evil and destruction. The return of Jesus Christ is imminent, and the church must be prepared to meet Him, casting down strongholds and bringing thoughts into captivity to the obedience of Christ.

You are the ridiculous battle plan of God, and so am I. If you feel like you're the worst person in your neighborhood or your family, if you feel like you're despised, if you feel rejected and unloved by God, if you feel like nothing, then you are God's ridiculous battle plan in this generation.

A surrendered life is not about giving up worldly desires, but about surrendering to God's plan and allowing Him to work through you, bringing His name to reputation and fulfilling your purpose.

Carter Conlon teaches that seeking first the kingdom of God and His righteousness is the key to experiencing God's provision and living a life of faith. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples to illustrate the importance of focusing on God's will and purpose, rather than praying for material add-ons. Conlon emphasizes that God's promise to add all things to those who seek Him first is not just a promise, but a reality that can be experienced by those who trust in Him.

Can a failure move the heart and hand of God? According to the Bible, it's not about our strength or faith, but about acknowledging our weakness and God's mercy. Moses, Peter, Esther, and Isaiah are examples of individuals who, in their failures, were able to intercede and bring about great deliverance and spiritual awakening.

David's story of facing the giant Goliath serves as a powerful reminder that our strength comes from God, not from the world. We must learn to trust in God's power and live for His purpose, rather than being controlled by the voices of fear and doubt.

God's faithfulness and provision are demonstrated through various miracles and supernatural events, showing that when we seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, all our needs will be met. The importance of praying with thanksgiving and trusting in God's promise to provide is emphasized, and examples of God's provision in the lives of believers are shared.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message about the importance of hearing God's voice and trusting in His miraculous power to bring healing, hope, and new life to those who have lost heart and given up on their dreams.

The Bible warns of a time of lawlessness when the restraint against evil is removed, and humanity's sin nature is unleashed. The Holy Spirit is the only force that holds back this darkness, and Christians are called to be the restrainer in their homes, communities, and society, pushing back evil and living for the benefit of others.

God's heart is to show mercy to His creation, but He requires a response from humanity. In Ezekiel 22, God seeks a man to stand in the gap and prevent judgment, but finds none. This theme is echoed in the story of the pilgrims, who found mercy in their weakness and turned to God, birthing a great nation. Today, God is calling for a mercy moment for America, asking for confession of sin and a willingness to turn back to Him.

God sees you as what you will become, not what you are. He calls you to come to him in your nothingness, and he will do everything to bring glory to his name through you. You are a new creation, and your future is in the hands of God. He will transform you into a solid man or woman of God, giving you a strength that's not your own, established on the cornerstone of Jesus Christ.

Carter Conlon of Times Square Church reflects on America's loss of foundational Christian principles and the consequences of ignoring God's voice. He encourages listeners to turn back to God and His word, citing the importance of wisdom, faith, and redemption in the face of humanity's tendency to repeat past mistakes.

Carter Conlon reflects on the true meaning of Christmas, emphasizing the importance of kindness and love towards others, even those who may have hurt us in the past. He shares personal stories of his own struggles with family relationships and how he was able to extend love and forgiveness to his father, ultimately leading to his father's conversion. Conlon encourages listeners to have open hearts and to be willing to let others in, just as God did with us through Jesus Christ.

Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of a new way of thinking and being separated unto God, referencing the biblical account of circumcision in Joshua chapter 5 and the mind of Christ in Philippians chapter 2. He calls for a reckoning with the failures of the past and a willingness to suffer for the sake of others, urging listeners to step forward and be identified as followers of Jesus Christ.

Carter Conlon shares the incredible kindness of God through Jesus Christ, explaining why the father in the parable of the prodigal son accepted his son back home joyfully. He emphasizes that God's invitation is simple: just come home, and discover the transformative power of God's mercy and grace.

Fasting is a natural expression of devotion to God, a practice that was understood in the scriptures as a part of prayer life. It's a spiritual discipline that allows us to deny ourselves and focus on others, seeking truth, strength, and guidance to make a difference in our lives and the lives of others.

God's people have been threatened by the forces of darkness, but one man, Jonathan, stood tall and took back a half acre of land, demonstrating the power of faith and God's ability to bring victory over the enemy. This story serves as a reminder that every person has a half acre to take back, whether it's their home, family, or personal struggles, and that with faith in God's power, they can overcome fear and achieve great things.

God's love for humanity is a deep, vast, and immeasurable love that led him to send Jesus Christ to die on the cross for our sins, offering us eternal life and spiritual transformation through faith in him.

David's Psalm 23 speaks of a table prepared by God, a place of anointing and empowerment, where thoughts are brought into proper order and our cup overflows with provision. However, this table is not a place of comfort or security, but rather a place of intimacy with God, where we must confront our fallen nature and the reality of our own weaknesses. Only through faith and surrender to God's plan can we find true strength and spiritual growth, and ultimately, the glory of God.

As a follower of Jesus Christ, understanding the purpose of life and the true resources and riches of Almighty God is crucial. Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of seeking first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and how this will unlock the incredible generosity of God. He shares personal experiences and biblical teachings to illustrate the point that God wants to give us good things, but we must see him as a loving Father who desires to bless us.

Loving others as Christ loves us requires a willingness to give ourselves completely, even when it's hard. It means being quiet and trusting God, letting people in close and being vulnerable, and being fully committed to others. This love is not just a feeling, but a choice that brings joy and is the foundation of the Christian life.

The story of the pilgrims who fled Britain in search of a new life and religious freedom, and the pivotal prayer meeting that took place in Plymouth, Massachusetts, where they prayed for the future of America. Today, 400 years later, Pastor Carter Conlon is calling for a spiritual awakening, asking God to forgive America for what it has done with its freedom and to heal the land.

Jacob's life was marked by failure and disappointment, but he found strength in God's plan and faithfulness. Christians can learn from Jacob's story and find hope in God's promise to bless and guide them, even in the midst of hardship and struggle.

Carter Conlon shares the importance of hiding the Word of God in one's heart to avoid missing the mark and living a life off-target. He emphasizes the need to believe in the promises of God and trust in the Holy Spirit's guidance, even when it seems impossible. By embracing the whispers of God, one can fulfill their divine purpose and live a life pleasing to God.

God's voice is often drowned out by our own voices and plans, leading to irrelevance and stagnation in our spiritual lives. To truly hear God's voice, we must be willing to let go of our own strength and understanding, embracing instead the humility and obedience required to follow Jesus. This involves leaving behind old experiences, comforts, and achievements, and being led by God into the mountain of human need, where we can experience spiritual growth and become the repairers of the breach and restorers of streets to dwell in.

God's people are facing threats and intimidation from a godless generation, but they must remember the greatness of their God and His power to heal, deliver, and transform lives. They must pray with boldness and confidence, knowing that God is sovereign and in control, and that He will work through them to bring about His will and purposes.

As ambassadors of Christ, we are called to represent the Kingdom of God, built on the cornerstone of forgiveness. However, we often struggle with unforgiveness, just like Jonah, who was sent to preach judgment to the people of Nineveh but became angry when God forgave them. We must choose to release the debt of unforgiveness and forgive those who have hurt us, just as God forgives us. By doing so, we can experience spiritual victory and become true ambassadors of the cross, receiving and giving the forgiveness of God.

A worship service in the future is described as a multitude of people from all nations, tribes, and tongues gathered together in unity, worshiping God and crying out for salvation. This unity is a result of the power of God, which is manifested through faith and prayer, and is a choice that believers in Jesus Christ must make. The power of God brings about a presence of God that allows people to grow and be reconciled with one another, and is the key to transcending cultural and linguistic divisions.

When faced with overwhelming challenges, it's easy to feel surrounded and unsure of what to do. However, the Bible teaches us that God's power is available to us when we pray and trust in Him. We can experience miracles and see the kingdom of God at work in our lives, but it requires us to let go of our natural reasoning and trust in God's plan. By praying and seeking God's guidance, we can tap into His power and see the impossible become possible.

The Church of Jesus Christ is called to model unity and love in a world plagued by division and racism. Carter Conlon emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit's presence in the lives of believers, enabling them to love one another as Christ has loved us. He draws from the early church's example in Acts 2, where they walked in unity and forgiveness, and were empowered to spread the gospel to all nations.

Carter Conlon shares a powerful message from the book of Jonah, highlighting the importance of the presence of God in our lives and the calling we receive from Him. He explains how many people in churches today are fleeing from the presence of the Lord, and how this can lead to a lack of revival and missions. He encourages listeners to answer the question of who they are and what their purpose is, and to be willing to follow God's calling, even if it means facing challenges and difficulties.

Carter Conlon shares his personal testimony of how God's faithfulness and divine purpose were revealed to him through affliction and suffering. He explains that all things work together for good to those who love God and are called according to His purpose, and that we should pray to learn the lessons that need to be learned in our trials, rather than just praying to get out of them.

True Christianity is living for the benefit of others, and it requires going beyond just coming to Jesus and following where He is leading. It's a call to be given for the sake of others, to be a partaker of the sacrifice of Christ, and to be empowered by His Spirit to live a life that brings glory to God's name.

Carter Conlon speaks on the last words of Joshua, emphasizing the importance of faith, spiritual growth, and living in the fullness of God's promise. He encourages listeners to fight for their inheritance, overcome fear and unbelief, and become everything God has called them to be.

The fear of death is a deep-seated fear in the heart of every human being, but through Jesus Christ, we can be set free from this fear and have eternal life. The judgment seat of God awaits us all, and the decision to accept salvation must be made on this side of eternity, not after we have passed through life.