Our vision for ministry extends first to the Lord, and secondly to His church and to the world.  We recognize that our chief act of ministry and obedience is in worship to the Lord, primarily through loving Him with all our hearts and with all our souls and with all our minds; and out of this should flow all other acts of service, including, foremost, to love our neighbors as ourselves (Mt 22:37-40). From this place out of bellies truly shall flow rivers of living waters. We minister to the Lord through intimacy. We long to cultivate such a tangible presence of God in our lives and ministry, that the supernatural becomes more of a reality than the natural realm. And so, we view our highest call to be that of intercession to the Lord Himself.       

                                                 
As simple as this may sound, one would be surprised at how many full-time ministers spend no more than 15 minutes in prayer a day. Unspiritual men produce unspiritual ministries. Our ministry will only be as effective as the level to which we have decreased and the Holy Spirit has increased within us. Therefore, we not only place a high priority on soaking/worship/prayer, but we also focus heavily on divine intimacy in our teachings, conferences and resources.