Prayer Ministry and Inner Healing / Deliverance sessions are one of our most-intensive mainstay offerings.

Offering a uniquely integrated approach to spirit, soul, and body, these three-hour ministry sessions help you identify the "roots" so that the "bad fruits" stop perpetually returning.

We call this approach Issue-Focused Ministry (IFM), as we  don't focus on behaviors, we go after root causes so the healing you experience lasts long-term.

Though our counseling is free, there is a fee for this service.

Jesus said things like: 

• the words we speak reveal our hearts (Matthew 12:34; Luke 6:45)
• the actions we do originate from within (Mark 7:21-22)

As a result, He concluded that "good trees bear good fruit" (Matthew 7:17-20).

Sometimes, the same "bad fruit" continues returning-- no matter how much we try to get rid of it.

In fact, many times we do eliminate it. For a season. 

But then it comes back.

The "fruit" we see in our lives is a result of what's happening deep inside. So, to change the fruit we must "address the root."

Issue-Focused Ministry (IFM) does just that-- it provides you the opportunity to work with a small team (men with men + women with women), to stop plucking bad fruit, so that you can-- 

• find the root issue
• focus on it
• find healing
• move forward, experiencing better fruit

Healthy trees-- and healthy people-- bear good fruit naturally. 

When our hearts our whole and we've done the "inside work," we find that relationship works, we identity our purpose, we experience God's provision, and life looks radically different than before. 

Sometimes, in fact, life is so different "after" the transformation that there's no indication that the latter was ever the former-- or that the former could morph into the latter. 

That's how big grace is.

It’s easy to look at our “broken places,” compare those parts to where we want to be (as well as what we see in others) and then feel desperate, hopeless, like we won’t be mended, whole, healthy.

Especially when we've struggled to find victory over the same issues repeatedly.

We tend to (internally) look down on ourselves when we see others. It’s a cycle.

When we look at things from our perspective, somebody always wins and somebody loses. Depending on which side we’re playing (hero or victim), we compare our highs to their lows or their lows to others' highs.

But from above…

From the Kingdom’s perspective…

We’re all “just” sons and daughters of a gracious king.

A king who loves us, who’s gifted us and has ordained for us to be here, together, in this moment, to carry one another. The good, the bad, the ugly… the all…

A king who provides hope and healing…

... who most often His sons and daughters to impart that hope and healing to His other sons and daughters.