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08/10/2026

Day 25: Monday, August 10
Scripture Focus:
"How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach unless they are sent?" — Romans 10:14–15a (NKJV)
Daily Focus: Break the Stronghold of Hesitation
It has been over three full weeks—twenty-five days of instruction, preparation, and challenge. If you have not stepped out yet, today is the day to smash the spirit of procrastination and fear. The hesitation keeping your mouth shut is a direct stronghold of the enemy designed to keep souls bound in darkness. Outreach is not an optional program for a select few, nor is it a casual suggestion—it is the core command of Jesus Christ to His Church.
Stop waiting for a more convenient season, a better mood, or a guaranteed positive response. The lost do not have time for our delay. Break that stronghold off your life right now! Step across the line of comfort, hear the urgent call of God, and reach somebody today.

In Romans 10:14–15, the word translated as "preacher" is the Greek verb kēryssō (or the participle kēryssōn), which literally means:
To herald, proclaim, or publicly announce as an official messenger.
In the ancient world, a kēryx (herald) was an official sent by a king or authority to proclaim an imperative message or decree to the public. They did not originate the message; their sole job was to announce the king's word with authority, urgency, and exactness.

CHURCH WE ARE ALL PREACHER... GO

08/09/2026

Good evening,

We apologize for the inconvenience but there will be no livestream this evening due to internet connectivity problems.

God bless and have a great night!

08/09/2026

Storm Lake Campus - August 9th, 2026 ( Sunday PM)

A Livestream Ministry of the Pentecostals

Title: Judah First

Pastor Douglas Enger

08/09/2026

Day 23: Saturday, August 8
Scripture Focus:
Then the master said to the servant, 'Go out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in, that my house may be filled.'" — Luke 14:23 (NKJV)
Daily Focus: The Mandate to Compel

Remember We are not casually filling seats; we are executing a mission of spiritual rescue.
In Luke 14, Jesus tells the Parable of the Great Supper. After the invited guests those who felt entitled, busy, or self-important made excuses and rejected the invitation.
So Jesus the master.
Issued a command: Go to the highways and hedges and compel them to come in.
The "highways and hedges" represent the places where the broken, the overlooked, and the desperate reside. "Compel" is not a suggestion; it is an urgent, persistent persuasion.
It implies a sense of necessity, a realization that the house must be filled because the banquet is ready and the time is short.
Today, Church treat every interaction with this divine urgency. You are not just offering a weekend activity, you are extending a life-saving invitation to the feast of the Kingdom.
People need Jesus..

08/09/2026

August 9,2026-Sunday Morning Marathon Campus. Strongholds- Pastor Enger

08/07/2026

Day 22: Friday, August 7
Scripture Focus:
but others save with fear, pulling them out of the fire, hating even the garment defiled by the flesh." — Jude 1:23 (NKJV)
Daily Focus: Snatching Them Back from the Edge
Don't let adversity, tiredness, or hesitation stop you today, keep going! Listen closely to the voice of God and tune your ear to the very heart of God. Think about this parallel: if you saw one of your family members walking blindfolded toward the edge of a cliff, you wouldn't hesitate, wait for a convenient time, or worry about looking awkward. You would run, call out, and do whatever it took to stop them!
That person on your mind right now, that coworker, that neighbor, that friend, might be walking right off the edge of a cliff spiritually, emotionally, or mentally. You hold the message of the One who can pull them back to safety. Jesus is the One who can stop their fall and give them solid ground to stand on. Don't pull back now. Keep going, hear the heart of God, and reach out today to sn**ch them back from the edge.

Urgent, bold intervention. These are people who have already wandered close to the flames of corruption and false teaching. They are like someone walking toward a cliff or caught in a burning house; they need to be grabbed and pulled back immediately before they are ruined.
Reaching out with caution and holy fear. The "garment defiled by the flesh" is a metaphor referencing Old Testament ceremonial uncleanness (like a garment stained by disease or filth). Jude warns that while we try to save people stuck in deep moral filth, we must be extremely careful not to fall into or get stained by their sin ourselves.

08/07/2026

Marathon Campus - August 6th, 2026 (Thursday PM)

A Livestream Ministry of the Pentecostals

Sis. Amanda Jarvis

08/06/2026

Day 21: Thursday, August 6
Scripture Focus:
"Just so, I tell you, there is joy before the angels of God over one sinner who repents." — Luke 15:10
Daily Focus: Remember the Joy of Your Own Salvation
Take a second right now and remember the exact moment Jesus met you. Remember the heavy weight dropping off your shoulders, the overwhelming peace that flooded your heart, and the sheer joy of being forgiven and changed forever. That same peace, that same life-altering touch from God, is waiting for the person you step out to reach today. When they surrender to Him, the entire host of heaven stops and throws a celebration! Don't lose sight of the incredible privilege we have to be part of that moment. Get excited, remember what God did for you, and reach out today so someone else can experience that very same joy.

08/05/2026

Day 20: Wednesday, August 5
Scripture Focus:
"Then Jesus said to his host, 'When you give a luncheon or dinner, do not invite your friends, your brothers or sisters, your relatives, or your rich neighbors; if you do, they may invite you back and so you will be repaid. But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed.'" — Luke 14:12-14
Daily Focus: Digging Deeper: Reaching Beyond the Usual List
We are officially halfway through! By now, you might be feeling the challenge—it’s getting tougher, and it’s easy to just scroll through your contact list, reaching out to the same familiar friends, coworkers, or family members. There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting your loved ones saved, but today God is calling us to dig deeper. Let’s reach beyond our comfortable circles and connect with someone who hasn't been connected with—someone isolated, overlooked, or forgotten. Look for that person in your community who rarely gets an invitation or a kind word. Step out of your comfort zone today and build a bridge where there wasn't one before.

In first-century Jewish and Greco-Roman culture, hosting a banquet wasn't just about sharing a meal it was a transaction. People invited guests based on reciprocity:
"I invite you to my feast so that you will invite me to yours."
"I invite you because of your social standing, wealth, or influence, which elevates my own status."
Inviting someone was an investment in your own social capital. It was an honor system built on pride, prestige, and mutual return.

Remember
Jesus was addressing motives, pride, and the nature of God's Kingdom:

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