1. This is a place where intense Spirit-lead worship is shared. We are seeing, on a regular basis, Abba Father drawing us into levels of worship with the power and presence of the Holy Spirit manifesting Himself in signs, wonders and miracles.
2. As a community of believers, we exalt the mighty name of Jesus in our celebration, the declaration and teaching of the scriptures and the sharing of the Lord's love to all who come.
3. We give room for God to move in supernatural ways and as we see people healed from all manner of sickness and disease as the power of God touches them.
4. We declare the saving gospel of Christ to all people declaring that there is no other way for a person to be saved but through repentance and receiving Christ's forgiveness.
5. We are a community of believers that are focused on changing the atmosphere in our community, region and into the world through the power of the Holy Spirit. It is our desire to give away all that Abba has given us and to demonstrate the supernatural power of heaven on the earth where ever we go. We are outward focused, not inward focused.

Prophecy is a spiritual gift that comes from the Holy Spirit and is given to the believer in Christ. According to 1^st Corinthians 14, it should be done in love; eagerly desired; and done for the strengthening, encouragement, and comfort of the believer as a sign that God is really among us. This is a good chapter to study out the purpose of the gift of tongues and the gift of prophesying. Romans 12:6 says that we all have different gifts according to the grace given us. If it is prophesying, let it be done according to one's faith. Simply put, it is the believer listening and paying attention to the voice of God by faith, usually in one of 3 ways:seeing with spiritual eyes (visions or pictures), hearing with spiritual ears (words or phrases), and, or sensing the presence or mind of God (such as peace, direction, or instruction). Personal Prophetic ministry is often done during gatherings of believers such as prayer times, alter ministry at the end of regular services and special services or conferences where guest speakers are visiting the church.