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The fifth commandment teaches the doctrine of family!

Direction not intention determines your destination. Where are you headed?

Application is everything. Are you applying the Word to your life?

The people who you keep in your inner cirlce have a great influence over your life. Choose your friends wisely.

Why is there hope for even the worst sinner? Join Pastor Waterman as he shares scripture and stories to illustrate the answer. Your first scripture is Psalm 30:1-5.

What's more important than life and death? Join Elder Griffith as he shares this lesson that also explains the mysterious agony Christ suffered in the Garden of Gethsemane.

What lessons about God can you learn from your mother's purse? Your starting text is Matthew 7:7.

Have you ever been betrayed? Betrayal can come from our closest friends and family.

Follow Jesus and move from skeptic to disciple. He will direct your path.

Today we learned the parable of the ‘Hidden Pearl of Great Price’ was actually the Plan of Salvation.

Make a P.A.C.T with God

Satan is prowling around you today and will try to devour you. Do not allow Satan to contaminate your revival experience.

Are you holding on to any un-confessed sins? Jesus is only wiping out the sins that we confess to. Bring all your sins to him so that he can cleanse you.

Pastor Wright explains that after Revival's, we must guard ourselves against the Devil's attempts to see if we are still filled with Jesus, for he's always checking for an opportune time.

The Amazing Jesus: Matthew 16:21-23

The Amazing Jesus: John 11:1-4

Dr. Knight shows that we to can have the experience the woman at the well had with Jesus. Jesus is waiting at your well to speak with you and heal you.

Pastor explains that some of us are addicted to 'blessings' and for many, our faith fails us when we cannot see God's visible blessing at the present moment. Mark 4:35-41

"The Amazing Jesus!" Dr. Wesley Knight begins our fall revival by reintroducing Jesus to us in such a marvelous way. Genesis 2:7-9

Dr. Wesley Knight shows that no matter how far or messed up our lives have become; Jesus will do all He can reach us and save us. His setting is Mark 5:1-9

The study of the Jewish feasts, which all point to Christ, continues as we learn more about the Feast of Trumpets. Your starting text is Daniel 8:14.

Our Senior Pastor continues his sermon on The Blowing of the Trumpets. He begins by showing us that the trumpets are an alarm, which means that there is something coming.

Pastor Reid encourages us to enjoy God's peace in this busy and stressful world. "Peace is a choice, nobody can take the peace God gives us, unless we give it to them."

Follow Elder Carlsen Griffith as he explain how God seals us with the Holy Spirit. The scriptures for this sermon: Rev. 7:1-3 & Rev. 14:9-10

Pastor Wright preaches on the importance of why God delivered us out of Egypt, and how that should impact our worship in church today.

Join Pastor Wright for this Communion homily; your starting verse is 1 Corinthians 5:7.

Frank Baker explores the great request of Moses to God, "show me Thy glory". Your starting text is Exodus 33:18.

Are you homesick for heaven? Join Elder Palmer as he discusses how we should prepare to live with God for eternity. Your starting text is John 17:17

What are you bringing to God when you worship? How does your sacrifice smell to God? Your starting text is I Corinthians 15:21-24

Join Pastor Henry Wright as he shares lessons from the Feast Pentecost. Your starting text is Acts 2:1-4.

Join Pastor Reid as he shares a message about overcoming through the strength of Christ. Your starting text is 1 Peter 5:8.

How do you identify and prepare for the sign of Jesus' return? Your starting verse is Matthew 24:1-4.

On Community Guest Day, Pastor Wright shows us in the Bible that no one knows the day or the hour that Christ will appear, but He is still coming!

Join Pastor Dean Waterman during first church as he reminds us that we are all living memorials to God. Your starting text is Joshua 4:1-7.

Join Pastor James Reid during second church as he explores the Feast of Weeks and the virtues of being Pentecostal. Your starting text is Deuteronomy 16:9-12.

Join Pastor Willie Boyd during second church as he gives his farewell message on working out for God. Your starting text is Philippians 2:12. Note: final portions of the audio recording are unavailable.

Join Pastor Wright as he focuses on parallels between the 10 plagues of the Old Testament and the 7 last plagues of the New Testament.

Listen as Kayya Clarke presents the spoken word on faith and trust in God for Children's Sabbath. Her scripture this message is Matthew 8:22-26.

For Children's Sabbath, Shyanne Peters shares the miraculous news of God love and the miracles He continually performs today in our lives today. (1 Corinthians 15:3,4)

Join Elder Frank Baker as he shares lessons from the life of the disciple Thomas. Learn about how he had challenges similiar to what all face, and how his life ended victoriously. Your starting text is Isaiah 53:10-11.

Join Pastor Willie Boyd as he shares lessons from the resurrection of Christ. Your starting text is Matthew 28:11-13.

Follow Pastor Bruce as he preaches and teaches parents and young adult how to go to Jesus and ask for help and guidance now while they are still youth. He begins by Mark 10:13-15.

Join Pastor Michael Kelly as he shares the final message from the Spring Revival. Be reminded of how we are more than conquerors through Christ. Your starting verse is Romans 8:35-37.

Pastor Kelly preaches for the 2011 Spring Revival on storm story from the stand point of the disciple Mark. Your starting text is Mark 6.

Join Pastor Kelly as he preaches for the 2011 Spring Revival. In tonight's sermon explains the cost for following Jesus and how God uses storms in your life to reveal your character and build your character.

On Communion Sabbath, listen to Pastor Henry Wright who emphasizes the importance of living what you say. He also explains about our high priest who did just that, and is therefore able to sympathize with our weaknesses.

Pastor Wright explains the Feast of Unleavened Bread and what does it mean to Christians living today. Your starting text is Exodus 12:15

"Unless prayer works for you on a daily, real life basis, prayer is just a ritual." So, what practical lessons on prayer can be learned from Israelite slaves? Your starting text is Exodus 2:23-25.

Join Pastor Wright as he shares lessons from the Israelites and the parallel their experience with that of the current Christian experience. Let's not take God's blessing for granted.

Join Pastor Wright as he shares the second message in the new series for 2011; your starting text is Philippians 2:5-7.

Join Pastor Wright as he unveils the theme for 2011, 'From Passover to Jubilee, Christ's Miracle in You and Me'. Your starting text is Luke 4:18-19.

Join Pastor Wright as he shares a Pathfinder's Day message. Your starting verse is Hebrews 12:1-3.

Join Pastor Wright as he shares practical Bible principles that God gave for observing His special day. Your starting scripture is Genesis 2:1-3.

Will you let God surprise you? Your starting scripture is Luke 1:34.

What similar lessons about the work of the Holy Spirit are seen in Nicodemus' life and in Creation? Your starting scripture is John 3:5-8.

What do the first three miracles of Jesus, recorded by Mark, have to with you?

Why are there so many churches? Join Pastor Boyd as he answers this question.

Does the Bible command 'repent and be baptized' apply to Christians? Your starting scripture is Matthew 3:2,8.

Join us for this final message shared during the Spring Revival. Your starting scripture is Revelation 12:13-17.

What lessons can be learned from Matthew's experience with Jesus? Your starting verse is Matthew 1:22.

What part of Christ's holy birth can be experienced in the Christian's life? Your starting text is Luke 1:35.

What does God expect His people to do with their gifts and talents? Your starting texts are 1 Corinthians 12:7 and Acts 2:41.

What does God expect His people to do with their gifts and talents? Your starting texts are 1 Corinthians 12:7 and Acts 2:41.

What does it feel like to be full of the Holy Ghost? Your starting text is Acts chapter 6 and 7.

What does it feel like to have the Holy Spirit? Your starting text is Acts 19:11-17.

What lessons can be learned from Paul's reaction to learning that certain disciples had not received the Holy Spirit? Your starting text is Acts 19:1-9.

How much does God care about your service for Him? Your starting text is Acts 9:15-18.

What lessons can be learned about obeying the Holy Spirit? Your starting text is Acts 8:1,4.

What do you do when rocks from the enemy are flying at your head? Join Pastor Wright as he shares lessons from the life of Stephan, the first Christian martyr. Your starting text is Acts 7:54-60.

Join Pastor Wright as he shares what the Bible shows about the way the Holy Spirit thinks. Learn about how this relates to His thoughts for you. The starting text is Acts 1:8.

Learn about which lesson is illustrated in the story of Ananias & Sapphira. Your starting text is Acts 5:1-11.

What was the secret behind the healing power seen in the early church? Join Pastor Wright as he shares lessons on this topic, your starting text is the story of the healing of the crippled beggar in Acts 3:10.

What is the profitability of knowing the genealogy of Jesus? Join Pastor Boyd as he examines this question and shares helpful tips for the family. The starting text is Luke 3:7.

Which book in the Bible never mentions God by name? What lessons can be learned from that book about the importance of our priorities, God's invisible hand, and His justice?

What are some of the surprises that the Holy Spirit has in mind for you? Join Pastor Boyd as he explores this topic, your starting text is John 16:7.

Join Pastor Wright as he focuses on the role of hereditary and cultivated tendencies. Your starting texts are Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 20:5.

Join Pastor Wright as he continues the series on the Holy Spirit, with a focus on the spiritual nature of marriage and how essential this ingredient is to its success.

Choosing a mate is one of the most important decisions a human can ever make. Learn about the important role that personality types play in relationships. Learn about how the Holy Spirit can enable you to make wise decisions when choosing a mate.

Learn more about your temperament and the role it plays in your relationship with the Holy Spirit. Your starting text is Phillipians 4:13-19.

Given your temperament, what challenges does the Holy Spirit face when trying to save you? Your starting verse is John 16:13.

How important is the Holy Spirit. What are the consequences of overlooking His importance? Join Pastor Wright as he continues this year's focus on the Third Person of the Godhead; your starting text is John 16:7.

Is there anything in your home that you could get along without? What can house cleaning teach about being prepared to receive the Holy Spirit? Your starting text is Ecclesiastes 1:14.

This is the first message for the theme of 2009, 'Now is the Time'.

Listen to this latest installment in the Three Angels' Messages series. Your starting text is Revelation 14.

Join Pastor Wright as he continues this series. Your starting text is Revelation 14:6-7.

How should a Christian approach life in these historical times? Join Pastor Wright as he shares continues to answer these questions with timely Biblical advice. Your starting scripture is Revelation 1.

Whether pleased or not with the recent election, how should a Christian approach life in these historical times? Join Pastor Wright as he shares answers these questions with timely Biblical advice.

What lessons can be learned about how the Children of Israel approached their first chance to enter the promised land? Join Pastor Barrientos as he seeks to draw lessons from this experience; your starting text is Numbers 13:1-2.

How can you shine brightly for Christ? Joing Pastor Jimmy Gibson as he shares experiences, stories, and scriptures that answer this question. Your starting text is Matthew 25:1-13.