Life In the Spirit

Where There Is Vision Part Six: The Great Commision

Welcome to Life in the Spirit! In this episode, we continue our series, Where There Is Vision, by exploring how God’s plan and purpose for our lives align with the mission of the Great Commission. Jesus didn’t just give us a task—He gave us a vision for transforming the world through the gospel. When we embrace His call, we discover that His mission is our purpose.

Where There Is Vision Part Five: A Plan and a Purpose

In this episode of Life in the Spirit, we continue our series Where There is Vision by reinforcing the truth that God has a plan and a purpose for our lives. Vision is more than just seeing—it’s understanding and aligning ourselves with God’s divine direction. However, our flesh, distractions, and other influences can distort our spiritual vision, making it difficult to fully grasp God’s plans. Join us as we explore how to overcome these obstacles and gain clarity in our walk with Him.

Where There Is Vision Part Four: No Respecter of Person

In this episode of Life in the Spirit, we continue our series by exploring the importance of having a vision for those lost in sin. God is no respecter of persons—His salvation is for all. We look at the powerful story of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10, where Peter, led by the Holy Spirit, breaks through cultural and religious barriers to bring the gospel to a Gentile household. This moment not only transformed Cornelius and his family but also revealed God's heart for all people. Join me as we dive into how we can embrace this same vision, seeing others through God's eyes and sharing the gospel without partiality.

Where There Is Vision Part Three: Macedonian Call

In this message from our "Where There is Vision" series, we explore Paul's vision of the man from Macedonia in Acts 16. This pivotal moment wasn't just about direction—it was about divine calling and obedience to God's mission. 

Where There Is Vision Part One: What Is Vision?

God has a plan and purpose for your life, but the biggest obstacle is often ourselves. When we surrender our own desires, we can see, understand, and walk in God’s preferred future. Vision is the ability to perceive His plans and step forward in faith. It all begins in Christ—where we truly get out of our own way.

When We Pray Part Seven: The Criminal on the Cross

In this powerful episode of Life in the Spirit, Pastor Jay Tyler explores one of the most profound moments in Scripture—the prayer of the criminal on the cross. As Jesus hung between two criminals, one chose to mock Him while the other humbly recognized his need for salvation. With just a few simple words, “Jesus, remember me when You come into Your kingdom” (Luke 23:42), this man demonstrated repentance, faith, and a revelation of who Christ truly is.

When We Pray Part Six: The Power of a Praying Church

In this episode of Life in the Spirit, we explore the incredible power of corporate prayer as seen in Acts 12, where the early church interceded for Peter while he was imprisoned. This passage reminds us that when the church prays together, miracles happen, strongholds are broken, and God’s purposes prevail.

When We Pray Part Five: The Garden of Gethsemane

Jesus’ prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane stands as a powerful example for all believers. In the face of overwhelming pressure and distress, He prays with deep humility and complete submission to the Father’s will, showing us the heart of true surrender.

When We Pray Part Four: Praying With Persistence

In this inspiring episode of Life in the Spirit, Pastor Jay Tyler unpacks the parable of the persistent widow (Luke 18:1-8). Discover the power of unwavering faith, persistent prayer, and the assurance that God hears and answers in His perfect time. Be encouraged to pray boldly, trust deeply, and never lose heart.

When We Pray Part Three: A Prayer of Repentance

King David wrote Psalm 51 as a heartfelt response to his sin, offering a timeless example of genuine repentance. This powerful psalm serves as a model prayer for believers—a prayer of confession and restoration. Repentance, however, is not merely a one-time act at the moment of salvation. It is an ongoing spiritual discipline, essential for deepening our relationship with Christ and aligning our hearts with His will.