Elder Honea begins in John Chapter 1, expounding on Jesus being the Light, and encouraging us in our life long battle to follow him by confessing our sins, cleansing our hands and purifying our hearts.

In Hebrews 11:24, Moses refused to be called a son of Pharoh. As children of God, we are not of this world. Is Christ in the center of your life? Is he what you are looking at to know what to do and how to conduct yourself? Elder Coker exhorts us to be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus.

Elder Josh Coker takes 1 Samuel 17 as his text and shows us that without being committed to a cause, we will find ourselves empty, and the greatest cause to which we can commit ourselves is the cause of Christ.

In the familiar passage of Jonah 1-3, Elder Josh Coker shows us that our rebellious nature is pictured in the actions of Jonah, but our loving all powerful God orchestrates events in a way to bring us back to Him so that we can glorify him.

Join Pastor Melvin in 1 Samuel 17:20-51 as he shows us the three lies we have to fight--"God is disappointed in you," "you can't change," and "you have nothing and nobody"--and how to fight them so we can enjoy the victory God has won for us through Jesus Christ!

1 Samuel 16 records David's journey from shepherd to king. What we may view as punishment, God uses to prepare us. Pastor Melvin highlights four poignant takeaways for us.

Pastor Melvin begins in Mathew 26:6 and shows us how we may not understand someone else's worship until we are aware of their warfare. Don't think of critics around you; focus on the cross. You will never regret anything that you give to the Lord.

Bad religion does a lot of damage. It likes to invent rules, false consequences, and hierarchy. It seeks to control you, and where you won't be controlled, it breaks God's commands to shame and ostracize you. Jesus has been there too. Pastor Melvin walks us through John 11:45-54 where the Pharisees seek to kill him and Lazarus for undermining their control. But Jesus' message is different. He defines you as unconditionally loved and accepted no matter your past. Where bad religion speaks death, he speaks life. Come fellowship with him!

Do you ever wonder why God lets bad things happen and innocent people die? Join Pastor Melvin in John 11:13-44 as he walks us through why Jesus wept, and how gratitude for our empathetic, all-powerful savior can provide us comfort.

Pastor Melvin takes us to John 11:17, expounds on Mary and Martha's responses to Lazarus' death, and shows us how we need to rest in Jesus and let him fight our battles.