Pastor Melvin picks up his series on the Book of Acts in Chapter 10 showing how God uses his children even though we bring baggage with us. Our God is never limited!

In the latter part of Acts 9, Pastor Melvin takes us through Peter's journey of learning to love like Jesus loves.

Knowing Jesus Christ personally is what will transform you from living like Saul to being a Paul!

In this world bad things happen. Satan does things to us, but God is working in us for our benefit and his glory. We can find certainty and hope in Jesus, just like the early church did in Acts.

Brother Matthew opens in Gen. 3:6-8 with what may be some of the saddest verses in the Bible, the passage where Adam and Eve lose their ability to walk with God in the Garden of Eden. How do we hinder fellowship with our Lord? The answer is in far too many ways, but, through Jesus, we once again have access to the presence of the Lord, and we should desire that above all else.

Pastor J. S. Melvin continues his series on Acts, picking up in Chapter 4 and answering the following questions: How does opposition and persecution of Christians come about, and how should we handle it?

Pastor J. S. Melvin picks up his series on the Book of Acts in the fourth chapter showing how we, regardless of our inadequacies, can share the gospel by sharing our experience with our Savior Jesus, who is the only way to God.

Brother Matthew shows us that the New Testament is replete with the doctrine of election, which instead of bewildering us, should point us to God's amazing goodness.

Through repentance and sacrifice , we can restore our fellowship with Jesus Christ, which is our biggest need as individuals. The mission of our church is to bring hope to others by forgiving the unforgivable, walking the second mile, caring for the widow and orphans, loosening the chains of injustice, and washing the feet of those who betray us. Through Jesus Christ, we are more than conquerors!

Pastor John continues his series in Acts, beginning in Chapter two, verse 13 expounding on the power of Pentecost, when the Lord poured out the Holy Spirit on his church.