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join us this morning as we continue our sermon series "Kingdom Laws", Where we look at the power of refusing to give up. Through the persistent widow, the walls of Jericho, and other examples throughout Scripture, we see that delay doesn’t always mean denial. Sometimes the breakthrough is on the other side of one more prayer, one more step, and one more decision to keep believing. Keep asking. Keep seeking. Keep knocking. Your story isn’t finished yet.

In this message from our Kingdom Laws series, we explore The Law of Sacrifice—a principle woven throughout Scripture from Genesis to the cross. Because Jesus became the ultimate sacrifice for our sins, we are now called to offer ourselves as living sacrifices to God. Discover how surrender, fasting, giving, and laying down our own desires can lead us into deeper obedience and greater spiritual power. True sacrifice costs us something—but what we gain in Christ is far greater than what we give up.

Words matter in the Kingdom of God. Throughout Scripture, we see God creating through His Word, Jesus demonstrating the authority of spoken words, and believers called to hold fast to their confession of faith. In this message, pastor Paul explores the Law of the Word and how what we believe in our hearts and speak with our mouths can shape our lives. Are our words agreeing with our circumstances and feelings—or are we saying what God says?

Join us as pastor Paul finishes his Spiritual Disciplines series, we explore the discipline of service and discover why God’s kingdom is often the opposite of what the world values.
While the world chases status, power, and recognition, Jesus showed that true greatness is found in humility and serving others.

Discover how meditating on God’s Word is far more than reading or memorizing Scripture
It’s allowing His truth to shape your thoughts, strengthen your faith, and anchor your life through every season. Join us this morning as pastor Paul explores practical ways to meditate on God’s Word and experience the lasting peace, wisdom, and spiritual victory He desires for His people.

In this message from our Spiritual Disciples series, pastor Paul explores the discipline of Bible study, and why simply reading the scripture is different from truly studying it, why context matters, and a practical three-step method that will help you.
Observation, interpretation and application, that will help you grow in your understanding of God's word and allow it to transfer your daily life.

This week’s message was a little different as members of our church family, along with Pastor Paul, shared powerful testimonies from their recent mission trip to Guatemala. Through serving others, building a home for a family in need, and stepping outside their comfort zones, they witnessed God at work in incredible ways.

In this week’s message from our Spiritual Disciplines series, we explore the heart of worship. Is worship just singing songs, chasing a feeling, or getting something out of a Sunday service? Scripture reveals that true worship is far deeper—it’s a life of love, surrender, and gratitude directed toward God alone. Discover the many biblical expressions of worship and learn why worship isn’t about us—it’s about giving God the honor He deserves with our whole hearts.

Join us this morning as Pastor Jerome Jones explains how we can remain firmly rooted in Christ when we live In a world constantly trying to define our identity, shape our values, and redirect our purpose.
Through the story of Daniel, Pastor Jerome explores the battle for identity, the pressure to conform, and the unchanging faithfulness of God. Discover how knowing who you are in Christ gives you the strength to stand firm, live with purpose, and remain anchored when everything around you is shifting.
 

In this week’s message from our Spiritual Discipline series, we focus on the powerful discipline of prayer. Jesus didn’t say if you pray—He said when you pray, reminding us that prayer is meant to be a regular part of every believer’s life.
Discover five key truths about effective prayer: having a heart right before God, praying with pure motives, praying in faith, approaching the Father in the name of Jesus, and developing a practical plan for prayer.