In this impactful sermon, Pastor Jason Sharp challenges the congregation to follow God's will with sincerity and obedience. He emphasizes that heaven will be filled with people who not only call Jesus "Lord," but also act according to His commands. Drawing from scripture, Pastor Sharp teaches that the Holy Ghost is crucial in guiding us to live righteously, producing fruit and joy in our lives. The message stresses that true joy comes not from doing our will, but from doing the will of God. Pastor Sharp encourages the church to fully surrender to God's direction, trust in the Holy Ghost's leading, and participate actively in the harvest of souls.

Key Takeaways:

• Obedience to God’s will is key to entering the Kingdom of Heaven (Matthew 7:21)

• The Holy Ghost empowers believers to live righteously and walk in victory (John 14:15-17)

• Heaven will be filled with those who obey and love God (Matthew 7:21-23)

• The Holy Ghost brings peace, joy, and guidance in fulfilling God's plan for our lives

• The importance of listening to God’s voice and following His commands in every aspect of life

In this compelling sermon, our visiting missionary calls the congregation to shake off the burdens and distractions that prevent them from advancing in God’s will. Using the scripture from Psalms, she encourages believers to lift up their heads and trust in God's help. She speaks about how crucial it is to move beyond breakthrough and take the next steps forward in faith, to actively pursue God's plan for our lives. The message is a reminder that spiritual growth requires obedience, intentionality, and faith, and that God is calling His people to move forward and embrace the fullness of His promises.

Key Takeaways:

• Trusting God and lifting up your head (Psalm 121:1-2)

• Moving forward in obedience and faith (Philippians 3:14)

• Breaking free from distractions and burdens (Hebrews 12:1)

• Walking in purpose and unity within the body of Christ

• Embracing God’s calling with confidence and intentionality

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Jason Sharp speaks to the church about the importance of recognizing and seizing the opportunities that come with every season. He reminds the congregation that life’s seasons are not just periods of waiting but times for growth, advancement, and positioning for greater blessings. Using examples from scripture, Pastor Sharp encourages believers to avoid stagnation and not to waste time in the wilderness. Through obedience, submission, and a willingness to embrace God's will, Pastor Sharp challenges us to move beyond just breakthrough and advance into the fullness of God's promises for our lives. This message is a call to action, urging believers to step out in faith and trust God with their future.

Key Takeaways:

• Every season has purpose—don't waste it (Romans 8:28)

• Obedience is key to entering the next season of blessings (1 Samuel 15:22)

• Trusting in God's plan, even when things seem difficult (Jeremiah 29:11)

• Moving forward with intention and purpose (Philippians 3:13-14)

• Advancing God's Kingdom and fulfilling His will for your life

In this transformative message, Rev. Bobby Wade urges the church to move from simply receiving breakthrough to actively advancing in God’s calling. While breakthrough signifies victory over opposition, advancement is about taking possession of the promises God has made. Using powerful scriptural examples from Exodus, Deuteronomy, and Joshua, Rev. Wade challenges believers to take action, shed old patterns of defeat, and step forward into God's plan for their lives. He stresses the importance of unity, obedience, and intentionality in advancing the Kingdom of God and encourages listeners to no longer settle for just a breakthrough but to push forward in faith toward the future God has prepared.

Key Takeaways:

• • The difference between breakthrough and advancement
  • Moving beyond past cycles of failure (Joshua 5:9)
  • Embracing God's call to advance in faith
  • Stepping into the promises of God through obedience (Exodus 14:15)
    

• Unity in the body of Christ to accomplish God’s purpose

This special message, shared on Mother's Day, reminds us that God's mercy isn't a one-time act—it's a daily gift that renews each morning. Whether or not you’re celebrating today, God has a word for you—especially if you’re struggling with the weight of your past, cycles of shame, or the lingering effects of trauma.

We take a powerful look at the story of Adam and Eve—not as a tale of failure, but as a revelation of mercy. After their fall, God moved them from eternity into time. Why? Because time makes redemption possible. The devil was judged in eternity, forever trapped in his fall. But humanity was given time, a divine window for healing, restoration, and freedom. God didn’t respond with anger toward them—He responded with purpose and provision. He does the same for us.

God is not angry at you. He is angry at what has held you captive.

In this message, you’ll discover that:

• Praise is a mandate for those who breathe—not based on emotion, but on remembrance.

• God’s mercy created time so your failure wouldn’t be final.

• Deliverance requires separation from the environments and relationships that once bound you.

• Redemption isn’t limited to the present—God can restore your yesterdays and heal wounds you thought were permanent.

• Freedom is more than escape—it’s wholeness, purpose, and a life restored by the hand of God.

You may have regrets—things you wish you could go back and change. But the God who lives outside of time can reach into your past and redeem what was broken. He can sever the effects of trauma, restore what was lost, and break every generational cycle holding you back. He doesn't just set you free—He brings judgment against what once bound you, ensuring you don't have to return to it.

Let this word stir your heart, renew your hope, and remind you: deliverance is not the end—it’s the beginning of a life lived whole, healed, and restored in Christ.

In this enlightening sermon, Pastor Jason Sharp dives into the theme of pain and suffering, exploring their role in the life of a believer. He teaches that pain is not something to be avoided, but rather a tool used by God to refine us and lead us to spiritual maturity. Using examples from scripture, Pastor Sharp explains that our greatest spiritual victories often come through our greatest trials. He encourages believers to surrender their will to God, walk in obedience, and trust that God’s plan is greater than our own understanding.

Key Takeaways:

• Pain and suffering are part of God’s process to refine us (Romans 5:3-4)

• Obedience to God’s will is key in overcoming trials (Philippians 2:8)

• Choosing God’s will over our own leads to spiritual growth

• Testing and trials reveal what’s in our hearts (Deuteronomy 8:2-3)

• Embrace the process and trust in God’s purpose for your life

In this inspiring sermon, Rev. Earnest Alexander challenges us to elevate our thinking and fully surrender to God's plan. Drawing from biblical stories of Moses, Gideon, and others, he reminds believers of the importance of aligning their mindset with God’s divine perspective. Rev. Alexander teaches that true transformation begins at the altar, where surrender, sacrifice, and submission to God’s will take place. He emphasizes that spiritual growth is not for the faint of heart—it requires commitment, prayer, and a willingness to endure in the race of faith.

Key Takeaways:

• The power of surrender, sacrifice, and submission (Romans 12:1)

• The importance of having the mind of Christ (Philippians 2:5)

• The race of faith and the need to stay committed (Hebrews 12:1)

• Elevating our thinking to align with God’s will

• Embracing the altar as a place of spiritual renewal

In this impactful message, Bishop Paul Sharp challenges the church to transform their thinking in alignment with God’s supernatural perspective. Using scripture from 2 Corinthians 10:3-6, he highlights that spiritual warfare is won in the mind. He encourages believers to cast down wrong thinking and embrace the mind of Christ to walk in victory. Drawing from the lives of biblical figures such as Moses, Gideon, and Abraham, Bishop Sharp teaches how God works through ordinary people who elevate their thoughts to see God's promises fulfilled. This message is a call to renew your mind, embrace your sonship in Christ, and claim the victory that God has for you.

Key Takeaways:

• The importance of disciplining your thoughts to align with God’s will

• Recognizing the spiritual warfare in your mind (2 Corinthians 10:3-6)

• How right thinking unlocks God’s promises in your life

• Embracing sonship and authority in God’s Kingdom

• Overcoming fear and doubt through faith and right thinking