Divine Contact Ministries
Temporada 2
Be Loosed
Unwanted Guests
Lord I Believe, But Help My Unbelief
In the Midnight Hour
Forward Thinking
Confidence > Fear
Fourth Watch
God’s System
Keep Dreaming Part 2
por Pastor Rory Roberts
In this experience, we reflect on the courage of a woman who kept showing up to worship despite being bent over in pain for nearly two decades. Her persistence placed her in position for healing. Jesus saw her, called her forward, and loosed her from what had bound her. Let this remind you no matter how long you've been struggling, your faith to show up matters. Jesus sees you. He calls you. Be loosed and walk free in Him.
In Matthew 8:18; 24-34, Jesus shows His power to deliver by calming storms and casting out demons. That same power lives in us through the Holy Spirit. You don’t have to stay bound by fear, addiction, or torment. Through the Spirit, you have authority to break free and cast out what doesn’t belong. Deliverance is yours. Walk in it.
For this experience, Mark 9:14–24 pushes us beyond surface-level faith. When the disciples failed to cast out a demon, Jesus revealed that real power comes from wholehearted belief in God, not empty routine. The father’s plea, “Lord I believe, but help my unbelief,” shows that faith is less about having it all together and more about trusting God deeply. It’s not enough to just go to church. We’re called to truly believe. When we do, we walk in God’s authority, and with Him, nothing is impossible.
In this experience, Pastor Rory Roberts unpack how Paul and Silas responded to injustice and imprisonment with worship. At their lowest point—beaten, bound, and behind bars—they sang praises at midnight, and God responded with a miracle. This story reminds us that worship in the dark can lead to breakthrough. When we praise through pain, chains fall—not just ours, but others' too. Your praise has power. Even in your midnight hour, God is still shaking prisons.
Isaiah saw the glory of God and it changed everything. Hebrews 11:1 calls us to live by faith, trusting what we can’t see. This experience reminds us that true faith starts by being rooted in a clear vision of who God is. When we see Him clearly, we can follow Him boldly in spite of.
This experience encourages listeners to hold on to their faith with confidence and endurance. Drawing from Hebrews 10:35–38, Pastor Rory Roberts shares how patience and perseverance are key to receiving God's promises. When life gets hard, we’re reminded not to shrink back—but to live by faith, trusting that God is faithful to reward those who endure.
God moves in the fourth watch when it feels late and hope is low. In John 2, Jesus turned water into wine right on time. James reminds us not to be double-minded but to ask with bold faith. This episode calls you to believe again, receive a fresh anointing, and trust that God isn't late, He is right on time.
In this experience, we unpack Jesus’ powerful words in John 12:24–25: “Unless a seed falls to the ground and dies, it remains alone. But if it dies, it produces much fruit.” What does it mean to die to self in order to truly live? We explore the call to surrender, the cost of following Jesus, and how letting go of our own plans leads to spiritual fruit and eternal life. True life begins at the point of surrender.
See Pt 1 for notes.
In the sacred pages of Genesis 37:5, we encounter a powerful reminder of how dreams can shape our spiritual journey. Joseph, a young man blessed with divine visions, experienced a dream that would set in motion an extraordinary tale of faith, destiny, and divine purpose. Like stars illuminating the night sky, dreams can serve as celestial messages, guiding us toward our higher calling. As we explore this verse, let us open our hearts to the whispers of divine wisdom that often come to us through our dreams, just as they did for Joseph. Dreams have the power to inspire, transform, and connect us to something greater than ourselves. Let us embrace these sacred moments of revelation, for they may hold the keys to our spiritual awakening and divine purpose.