Should Women Be Pastors?

Does the Bible say women can’t be pastors? Does 1 Timothy chapter 3 show that women are not allowed to be overseers or deacons? Or is it actually a list of qualifications for women who desire to take on those responsibilities?

Join Monica Dennington as she goes straight to the Bible to find out how to tell the difference between a pastor and a Pharisee, and whether or not God thinks women should be pastors.

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Everything I Own: Closer To The 72

This is what it looks like… a rare glimpse into our private world, our life realities.

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Tic Toc Ministries Revealed: From Feeding the Homeless to Feeding the World

Join us as we reveal never-before seen footage of Gary and Monica from back in the day—before Youtube, before Facebook, before Twitter—in celebration of the 7 year anniversary of Tic Toc’s first feeding in Branson, MO. Finally, find out the truth about where Tic Toc came from—and where the Church is going!

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Thy Kingdom Come: How To Join The Acts Church

What did the Acts Church look like? Will we see a revival of the Acts Church in the end times — or is it even possible for the Acts Church to exist today? What can I do to become a part of the Acts Church — do I have to wait for some time in […]

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The Key To God’s Secrets: A Message To Students And Teachers

What is the key to unlocking God’s mysteries? Who does God make this key available to? And what is the consequence if we attempt to pry them open without the key?

Join Monica Dennington as she goes straight to the Bible for the answer to the question, “How can I learn God’s secrets?”

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Emma And LaKeisha’s Fishes And Loaves

From the “Love Your Neighbor” series, this video introduces two women who put God’s love into actions. These are the real servants of our King!

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Woe! To The Fat Shepherds

Description: God’s prophetic Word to the shepherds of God’s flock, and to the people of God in these last days.

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