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Apr 13, 2026 1 hr 1 min

WEEK 427 | BISHOP LANCE JOHNSON

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This message is from Week 427 of the North Georgia Revival with Bishop Lance Johnson. In this powerful word, Bishop Lance brings a strong and challenging message about not settling—no matter where you are in life. Whether you’re in a good place or a broken place, God is always calling you higher. Teaching from Matthew 14, he walks through the story of Peter stepping out of the boat and reminds us that following Jesus will always require movement. It’s not about staying comfortable—it’s about being willing to step out, even when you don’t know what’s ahead. This message is a call to go after more of God. Not just to experience Him, but to be transformed by Him. To stop settling for what’s familiar, what’s safe, or even what feels “good enough,” and step into something greater. There’s also a powerful reminder that faith isn’t passive. It’s action. It’s getting up, stepping out, and trusting God even in the middle of uncertainty and storms. Throughout this service, you’ll see moments of deep conviction, breakthrough, and people responding to the call to leave where they are and pursue God fully. If this message speaks to you, share it with someone who needs encouragement or a push to take that next step. And take this with you: There’s more… but you have to be willing to get out of the boat.

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