The Word carried through song, story, teaching, and creative work.

Featured release · Latter House Worship

No More Stone

An original Latter House Worship release about surrender, renewal, and becoming a dwelling place for God.

Music & Worship

Original songs and worship projects from Latter House Worship.

Discover their stories, credits, and official release destinations.

Sermons & Media

Messages that keep serving beyond the gathering.

Messages, approved excerpts, and media that preserve the teaching’s Scripture, context, and invitation to respond.

Academy Publications

Biblical study for faithful ministry practice.

Approved learning resources from Latter House Academy. Course enrollment and student materials remain within the Academy’s learning pathways.

Books & Devotionals · In development

A developing home for the written word.

A developing publishing pathway for books, devotionals, and written ministry resources.

Digital Resources

Resources for the journey.

Publicly approved guides and resources that help the message keep serving beyond the gathering.

Creative Production

Shared creative work serving the House.

A shared ministry capability for audio, video, design, editing, and publication—serving the distinct assignments of the House.

The owned home

The website is the lasting home. Social platforms extend its reach.

Latter House Media gives approved public content a canonical home within The Latter House Digital Ecosystem. Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, X, and future channels help distribute that content, but the ministry should not lose its archive, context, or audience pathway when a platform changes.

Official identity

Word. Voice. Witness.

The official Latter House Media identity centers the open House, the Word, sound, light, and global reach. Together they express a media ministry that carries the message faithfully, makes room for people to encounter it, and preserves a trustworthy witness across formats and platforms.

The voice behind the witness

A ministry shaped across preaching, teaching, writing, worship, and leadership.

Bishop Rillie’s ministry has long carried truth through the pulpit, classroom, written word, worship, music, and organizational leadership. That breadth informs Latter House Media’s commitment to preserve context, translate one message across formats, and keep every expression connected to the House.

Create

One shared capability serving distinct ministry assignments.

Latter House Media supports the responsible development of ministry content across the ecosystem while preserving the identity and purpose of the ministry that created it.

• Sermons, teachings, prayer, and worship moments
• Academy lessons and approved public learning resources
• Leadership-development teaching and conversations
• Ministry announcements, invitations, and event media
• Original music, release stories, and worship projects
• Approved testimonies and community stories

Preserve

Content should remain understandable after the moment has passed.

The public archive should preserve more than a file. Approved content should carry clear titles, dates, speakers, ministry source, credits, Scripture or learning context, rights information, and a useful next step so it can continue serving people over time. Life Enrichment resources preserve the instructor’s prepared teaching without recording or republishing participant conversation.

Publish and distribute

Create once. Adapt responsibly. Lead people back to the House.

A sermon, class, song, gathering, or ministry announcement may become a full video, short clip, audio resource, article, social post, email, or campaign asset. Each format should serve its audience while pointing toward the most complete and trustworthy destination in the ecosystem.

Live and on demand

One message can keep serving throughout the week.

Morning Glory is the primary recurring public broadcast. Each Sunday sermon may be preserved through the full broadcast or replay and four carefully edited excerpts released on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The canonical sermon entry keeps the Scripture, message context, clips, and next step together instead of scattering the teaching across social chronology.

• Morning Glory · Sundays at 11:00 AM ET
• Primary live destination · The Latter House on Facebook
• Secondary video destination · The Latter House on YouTube
• Sermon archive · Full context, approved excerpts, reflection, and response

Music and worship

Worship creates the music. Media helps the release travel and endure.

Latter House Worship remains the artist collective and creative-production ministry responsible for approved songs, lyrics, recordings, collaborations, and releases. Latter House Media supports video, promotion, storytelling, preservation, and distribution without obscuring artist identity, contributor credits, ownership, or rights.

Responsible stewardship

Permission, privacy, accuracy, and credit come before reach.

Private community conversations, prayer requests, student materials, personal stories, and third-party creative work are not automatically public content. Publication requires appropriate authorization, accurate context, responsible pastoral judgment, and clear credit or rights documentation.

• Do not republish private-group content without clear permission
• Do not expose confidential prayer, pastoral, student, or personal information
• Confirm music, image, video, and writing permissions before publication
• Preserve contributor credits and approved organizational identity
• Use only verified ministry links, claims, schedules, and public details

Verified House network

Follow The Latter House through its confirmed public channels.

These destinations extend the public ministry of the House. The website remains the connecting home for the wider ecosystem and its growing resource library.

Organizational clarity

A ministry expression of The Latter House, Inc.

Latter House Media & Publishing serves the connected ministries of the House through creative production, preservation, publication, and distribution. Latter House Worship retains its artist identity, and Latter House Academy retains its educational assignment.