Pastor Greg Melvin passionately urged attendees to seriously examine their faith and salvation, emphasizing the Bible's teaching that genuine salvation requires being born again and living a life led by the Holy Spirit. He warned against complacency, sin, and mere religious activity without true commitment to Jesus Christ and called for heartfelt repentance and spiritual renewal. An altar call was extended for anyone seeking to truly accept Christ and commit to following Him wholeheartedly.

Lead Pastor Greg Melvin addressed the spiritual threat posed by the spirit Leviathan, describing it as a force of pride that disrupts unity, communication, and personal goals, and emphasized the need for believers to guard their hearts and stay united in the church's mission. Through biblical references, the message highlighted the importance of flowing together as one body in Christ to overcome this lurking enemy and accomplish God's vision. The service concluded with a prayer for continued unity, love, and spiritual strength within the congregation.

The pastor emphasized three key areas for experiencing God's presence: intimacy with God, dying to oneself, and renewing the mind. He encouraged the congregation to commit to daily practices that foster a closer relationship with God, surrender personal desires, and align thoughts with biblical truths. The service concluded with a call to action for personal reflection and prayer, aiming to prepare the congregation for spiritual renewal and growth.

Pastor Greg Melvin reflected on the significance of Holy Week, detailing the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, emphasizing the suffering and challenges faced by individuals. He encouraged attendees to view their own struggles as opportunities for growth and transformation, asserting that God is aware of their pain and has a purpose for their suffering. The service concluded with a call to trust in God completely, assuring that everything will ultimately be alright.

The service focuses on the importance of experiencing the presence and glory of God in daily life, emphasizing that individuals must actively seek and maintain a relationship with God through obedience and worship. Lead Pastor Greg Melvin discusses the biblical concept of "Ichabod," representing the departure of God's glory, and calls for a spiritual awakening within the church to restore this glory. The service concluded with a call to repentance and a commitment to recover the glory of God in personal lives and the church community.