Dr. Bailey continues to examine the spiritual journey from Egypt to Zion as a divine progression of salvation, sanctification, and consecration, culminating in maturity and union with God, revealing that only those who are tested, transformed, and fully yielded will dwell in Zion and radiate His glory.

Dr. Bailey explores the journey of Israel from Egypt to Zion as a prophetic blueprint for believers, illustrating how God prepares and tests His people through trials, leadership, and obedience so they may fully partake in His purpose and be made ready for His glory.

Dr. Bailey shows how God is equipping a sanctified, Spirit-filled people through divine wisdom, trials, and angelic help, so that in the midst of gross darkness, His people would visibly manifest the nature and power of God.

Dr. Bailey preaches a series on the glory that is coming upon the Church by presenting a vision for the last days, urging believers to be birthed in Zion and ascend the spiritual mountain to Christ through deep surrender, holy desire, and the transformative path of suffering, mercy, truth, and resurrection power.

Sister Audrey Bailey shares on how turning our eyes upon Jesus in seasons of limitation produces the beautiful result of living faith, enabling His healing, provision, and miraculous power to be released through obedient hearts who simply trust and believe.

Sister Audrey Bailey highlights how God leads believers through battles and impossibilities by growing their faith into victorious trust, demonstrating that overcoming trials fulfills His greater purpose of manifesting His power and revealing His glory in and through yielded vessels.

Sister Audrey Bailey expounds upon the commitment of faith, illustrating that true faith is tangible, transformative, and built on God's unchanging character, and urges believers to trust Him fully so they can fulfill their purpose and experience His miraculous intervention.

Dr. Bailey shares on the journey from the promise to Pentecost to purpose, emphasizing that believers must allow Christ’s character to be formed in them and faithfully fulfill their God-ordained works, so they may complete their divine purpose and hear, “Well done.”