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During WWII, one general's callus disregard for the air force, nearly cost us the war in Japan. What we learn through this event, changes how we view the spiritual warfare every believer is called to participate in. What is air superiority in the spiritual world? How can we effectively battle against the forces of evil and prevail?

This first of a four part series will equip you to discern the difference between spiritual darkness and light. The Pentagon spends millions studying the strategies of our enemies. Can we do less in the things of the Kingdom of God?

A mission has no value until or unless it impacts the world in a positive way. The Church's mission must bring people to know Christ. If it fails in that quest, it's purpose has failed. Today, we talk about the mission as defined by Jesus in a parable from Matthew 25.

A group of men from our church met with Jan Nel via Skype from his home in Thailand. He shared a profound teaching and encouragement from scripture interspersed with prophetic words for those in attendance.

The second phase of our Mission at Motion is to Grow Together. This involves meeting outside the four walls of our church building. Christianity that is confined to Sunday mornings impacts no one. We are invited to become a community by meeting in small groups, get togethers, recreation and any other way that develops relationship. God has called us to be his church - literally, "called-out ones." No one gets to heaven by themselves!

This second part of our series centers on the first aspect of our mission at Motion Church: Connecting with God. Jesus had a unique way of calling people alongside himself. The four spiritual laws, popular in the past century, was an evangelistic tool that led many to Christ. It became less useful when people made it a formula and forgot the most important feature of connecting with God: relationship. Today's sermon is designed to help you assist others in establishing an intimate relationship with God.

The famous movie Apollo 13 (1995) starring Tom Hanks was a painstakingly accurate version of what happened to that crew during their ill-fated journey. As believers, we are called on a Mission, but it appears we too, have a problem. During today's sermon, Pastor Casey helps us understand what a mission is and how to begin to fulfill it. Listen in!

Walking in the Spirit is not a suggestion, but a command. What does walking in the Spirit mean? What steps can we take every day to ensure that we walk in the Spirit?

How do we respond when the Holy Spirit speaks or moves? Most Christians haven't a clue. They live in the realm of the soul, but not the Spirit. In today's message, Pastor Casey explains the difference between living in our own understanding vs. living by the Spirit.

While we have discussed the fact that worship is not merely a Sunday experience, it is nonetheless important that we value worshipping together. Today, Casey references the many instances in scripture when worshipping together created a great impact. We also talk about the practical aspects of worshipping together.

In this second of a five-part series, we delve more deeply into what it means to worship "in Spirit." (John 4:24). Far too many Christians have a distorted view of what worship is; some think it is a few songs before preaching. Others think it simply describes church services. Biblically, worship is meant to be so much more. God desires for all of us to become dedicated worshippers.

In this final week our four-part series, Casey speaks about the power of our words. Christ taught us that our words can both bind and loose events, people, and circumstances. How can spiritual authority advance God's plans through your life?

Healing the Sick is not an occasional event in the scriptures, but a normal component of preaching the gospel. We have exchanged biblical evangelism with an intellectual substitute. The results have minimized our effectiveness. Today, I speak about the greater mission we Christ initiated. Join us!

In this second of a -four-part series, I speak about the authority Christ gave followers to overcome evil. Are demons real? If so, how do we overcome them? Practical help for those who love God.

Can you discern when God is speaking and when he is not? How you relate to and use spiritual authority is inextricably tied to our ability to hear God speak. What is spiritual authority?

We conclude this four-part series speaking about the tools of speaking with tongues, interpretation of tongues, and prophecy. Each of these gifts unlocks mysteries God intends for his church to utilize when serving others.

In this third of a four-part series, we discuss the power tools: faith, healings, and miracles. How can we access these (gifts) tools to serve other people? Is there a way to discern the true from the false?

God supplies special tools for us to do ministry work. He does not rely on our cleverness, talent, strength of personality to reach lost people. Today begins a four-part series on discovering then using the tools that the Holy Spirit has put at our disposal.

Many Christians believe that the healing of our bodies stopped after the first century. Is that true? Today, we look at the healing of the sick. Why is it central to preaching the gospel? Why do we ignore this vital ministry? How can we activate a legitimate healing ministry? Here are practical and helpful tips to pray for sick people.

What did Jesus mean when he told his disciples to pray, "Deliver us from evil?" The scripture gives us authority over evil spirits, habits, and even events at times. Is there a purpose beyond a rescue? Today, Pastor Casey looks at the larger picture of what God is doing in our lives.