MorningStar Fellowship Church Sunday Service 10:00am @RickJoynerOfficial

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

We're on Sabbatical this July.
This month, we're revisiting four powerful messages from Rick Joyner's series, The Whole Message of This Life.
Join us online every Sunday at 10:00 AM.
We can't wait to gather in person again in August!
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MorningStar Fellowship Church Sunday Service 10:00am

The Devil Is NOT the Main Character of the Last Days

Strong Foundations for Watchman Ministry | The Watchman’s Journal

$Taking the Kingdom: Where Is the Glory? Rick Joyner talks about what it really means to take the Kingdom—not just by talking about it, but by demonstrating it in power. He shares how New Covenant believers are called to a greater glory than Moses, why we’ve only walked in a small fraction of what’s available, and how God is restoring both His people and even prophetic places like the Heritage USA property for His purposes again. You’ll learn: • Why the gospel of the Kingdom is more than just a message about going to heaven • What “15%” prophetic maturity means and why it’s actually encouraging • How true authority comes from who is in you, not who you are • Why restoration often carries greater glory than something brand new • How spiritual warfare over people and places fits into God’s Kingdom strategy • Why God is raising up warriors who love His presence more than their comfort If you’re hungry for more than church as usual and ready to take ground for the Kingdom—in your city, your calling, and even your own heart—this message will stir your faith for glory, restoration, and spiritual authority. Preached in September 2004 at MorningStar.$

Be the Humble Dwelling Place God Seeks ✨🕊️ #FearOfMan #Humility

Dead Men Dont Fear Rejection — Are You Truly Free?

The Warning Isnt About the Teacher: Understanding the Danger of Pride and Appetite

A New Day Is Coming… But the World Must Face This First