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At 9:20 this morning, before he preached a word, Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II was standing in the room with everybody e...
09/07/2026

At 9:20 this morning, before he preached a word, Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II was standing in the room with everybody else. Arms open. Head back. Eyes closed. The screen behind him still said "Cause You Are Good, so Good."

About an hour later he stood up and said this:

"You do not become a threshold crosser by crossing the threshold. You become one in the uncomfortable middle, long before you ever see the other side."

He took us to Joshua 1. Moses is dead. Egypt is behind them. Canaan is ahead of them, unpossessed. And Israel is standing in the space between the two with no map, because - Joshua 3:4 - "you have not passed this way before."

He gave that space its name. Liminality. From the Latin limin, which means threshold. The middle. The part nobody posts about.

And then he said the thing that will follow some of us into this week: the discomfort is not a sign that something went wrong. It is the normal cost of real transformation. Anxiety is what you pay to move into your future.

We opened service on 2 Chronicles 20:12 - "We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you." We ended it hugging each other in the aisles.

If you are in the middle of something right now - a move, a loss, a season that ended before the next one started - you were not the only one in that room.

What are you standing on the threshold of? Tell us below. Somebody reading this is standing at the same door.

09/06/2026

"You do not become a threshold crosser by crossing the threshold. You become one in the uncomfortable middle, long before you ever see the other side."
-Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II, Sunday.

Nobody gets a certificate for the middle. There's no photo of it. It's the part between the thing that ended and the thing that hasn't started, and most of us spend it convinced we're failing.

He said the opposite. That's where it's being built.

Somebody you know is in that exact place right now and reads it as proof they're behind. Send this to them.

If you're in the room this morning, you already feel it.Here's what's carrying us:🎵 Arise (You Are Good) - William Murph...
09/06/2026

If you're in the room this morning, you already feel it.

Here's what's carrying us:

🎵 Arise (You Are Good) - William Murphy
🎵 Rest On Us - Maverick City Music
🎵 Worthy - Eddie James

Three songs, one confession. God is good. His Spirit is here. And He is worthy of it all - worthy of whatever this week is about to ask of you.

Don't let it end when the doors close. Save this list. Put it on in the car. Put it on at the sink. Put it on in the parking lot before you walk into the thing you've been dreading since Thursday.

Pastor Winfield is walking us through Kingdom Transition this month - and transition isn't just something you get taught. It's something you get carried through. These are the songs that carry.

Save this post. Play them all week.

"You are welcome here" is an easy thing to put on a graphic. Here is what we mean by it.You do not have to have your lif...
09/06/2026

"You are welcome here" is an easy thing to put on a graphic. Here is what we mean by it.

You do not have to have your life in order first. That is not a softened version of the invitation. It is the actual one.

And right now that is not theoretical for us. Wednesday nights, Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II just started a series called Kingdom Transition - about the in-between. The part after you have left one thing and before you have arrived at whatever is next. Week one was on thresholds, and why they are not places to stay.

So if you are somewhere between things at the moment, you would not be walking into a room full of people who have it all settled. You would be walking into a room that is currently studying how to cross.

Sunday, 9 AM. 1270 Woodhaven Blvd, Fort Worth.

And Kingdom Transition continues Wednesday at 7.

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09/06/2026

"Egypt to Canaan. Death to life. Old covenant to new covenant. Wilderness to promise."

Four thresholds. Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II walked the room through them one at a time Wednesday night, and the congregation named each one back to him out loud.

That is not four illustrations. That is a pattern, and the pattern is the argument.

Four times God moves His people out of one thing and into another. Four times He opens a door. And not once, in any of them, does the door open onto nothing.

"When God puts a promise in front of you and He tells you to leave one space and go through a threshold, you gotta know He's got another place for you on the other side."

You are not being asked to trust a feeling about your situation. You are being asked to trust a pattern that has held every single time it has been tested.

Somebody is standing at a door right now, not sure there is anything behind it. Send this to them.

Kingdom Transition continues Wednesday, 7 PM.

09/05/2026

"That's why sometimes in transition, you can't sleep."
- Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II, Kingdom Transition, week one

He was not being poetic. He was naming a symptom.

His argument is that transition does not only happen to your circumstances. It happens to your soul - and a disturbed soul keeps the body awake. "Your soul is betwixt and between," he said, "trying to figure out what to think and what to embrace."

That is why you are tired. Not because something is wrong with you. Because something is moving, and the part of you that has to decide what it means has not caught up yet.

And what he said that soul needs is not correction. "Your soul then must be comforted."

If you have been lying awake and could not have told anybody why - somebody else in your life is doing the same thing tonight. Send this to them.

Kingdom Transition continues Wednesday, 7 PM.

We started a series Wednesday called Kingdom Transition. It is about the in-between - the part after you have left somet...
09/04/2026

We started a series Wednesday called Kingdom Transition. It is about the in-between - the part after you have left something and before you have arrived at whatever is next.

Week one was on thresholds. A threshold is an entry and an exit. It is not a place to stand still, and Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II said the trouble starts when we treat it like one.

If somebody came to mind while you read that - a job, a diagnosis, a move, a marriage, a season they cannot name out loud yet - this is the study for them.

Wednesday Night Bible Study, 7 PM every Wednesday. 1270 Woodhaven Blvd, or streaming wherever you are.

Do not just tell them about it. Send them this.

09/04/2026

"Jesus reveals himself during the thresholds of your life."
- Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II, Kingdom Transition, week one

He sent them across the water. Take the boat, go to the other side.

Then He did not wait for them there. He came out to them in the middle of it - no shore behind, no shore ahead, the wind against them, nothing under their feet but the part of the trip nobody wants.

That is the whole point. Not the far bank. The middle.

"Expect Jesus to show up. And when He shows up, don't run away from Him. Obey Him."

Some of you are mid-crossing right now, and you have been reading that as evidence He is not with you. Read it the other way.

"That's where miracles happen. In the threshold."

Somebody you know is in the middle of the water tonight. Send this to them.

Kingdom Transition continues Wednesday, 7 PM.

09/04/2026

"Thresholds are not places to stay. Thresholds are places to transition through."
- Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II, Kingdom Transition, week one

The mistake is not the transition. The mistake is setting up house inside it.

A threshold is a doorframe - he pointed at the ones in our own sanctuary while he said it. An entry and an exit, and nothing else. He said believers who have not been taught this will stand inside one and think God is asking them to stay there. Mistaking the hallway for the room.

"You're never staying in that place. You're only transitioning from it, through it, out of it."

If you have been standing in a doorway for a while now - that is not where you live.

Somebody came to mind while you read that. Send this to them.

Kingdom Transition continues Wednesday, 7 PM.

09/04/2026

"I know that this thing is too much for me. But it is not too much for God."
- Pastor Patrick E. Winfield II, "Kingdom Strategy: Trained in Time, Revealed in Crisis"

An army was coming that Judah could not beat. The king's first move was not a battle plan. It was to change what he was looking at.

He called the nation to pray, and in the prayer he did not describe the army. He described God. He magnified Him.

That word is doing more work than it looks like. A magnifying glass does not make a thing bigger - it makes it bigger to you. The army never shrank. God took up more room in the king's field of vision, and from there the prayer got honest: "Lord, I don't know what to do. But my eyes are on you."

Then he named what most of us are actually doing instead. "The problem with us is we look at our problems more than we look at our God."

Somebody is staring at something today that has not moved in months. Send this to them.

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