Faith Temple Church INC. (FTC) Broadcast

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:10-11 Description: The message highlights how true devotion to Christ can seem extreme to others, emphasizing that real faith often defies worldly logic. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:10-11 , it focuses on the cost of discipleship, accountability before Christ, and living as a new creation.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Psalms 46:1-5 Description: The message encourages finding peace and strength in God during hard times, reminding us to trust Him instead of trying to handle everything alone.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Acts 1:1-8 Description: This message highlights that attending church or claiming a Christian identity is not enough—believers must be filled with the Holy Spirit to effectively share the gospel. Like a lamp needs power to shine, Christians need the Spirit to witness with boldness. The speaker emphasizes prayer, spiritual hunger, and total dependence on...

Speaker: Lady Liz Scripture: Genesis 17:15-21/ Genesis 21 and 1 Samuel 1 Description: The speaker emphasized that every woman has a purpose and that God uses even impossible situations to inspire others, showing He never fails, hears prayers, and can use anyone’s story.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Genesis 50:19-20/ Romans 8:28 Description: This message reminds us that every season—good or bad—serves a greater purpose. Through the story of Joseph, we see how faith, forgiveness, and trust in God can turn trials into triumphs (Genesis 50:19-20; Romans 8:28).

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: 2 Kings 4:8-11 Objective: A woman in 2 Kings 4 made room for the prophet Elisha, showing great faith. God rewarded her with a son, and later brought him back to life through Elisha. The message teaches us to make room for God and trust Him fully.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Joshua 24: 13-15 Objective: The importance of remembering God's faithfulness and covenant with His people, using Joshua 24 as a reference, and making a conscious choice to serve Him and put Him first in one's life.

Speaker: Bishop Odie Lockett Scripture: John 14:14-15 Objective: To stir the church to return to true love for God, proven by real obedience, holy living, soul-winning work, and readiness for the coming move of God.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 1:17–31 (KJV) Description: This message reminds us that salvation doesn’t come through man, but through the power of the cross. What the world sees as foolish, God uses to save, transform, and redeem. We thank God — because we couldn’t save ourselves.

Speaker: Pastor Leona Powell Scripture: John 9:4 Objective: We honor and glorify God, recognizing His mighty power at work even in life’s most difficult moments. Each day is a gift, not to be taken for granted, as hardship and loss can arrive without warning. Drawing from John 9:4, we are reminded to fulfill God’s mission while we still have time and opportunity. The message encourages us to stay...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Luke 12:16 Objective: Scripture reminds us that nothing hidden stays secret and warns us to fear God, not just those who can harm the body. It warns against greed, teaching that life isn’t about gaining possessions. Jesus’ parable of the rich man shows the foolishness of hoarding wealth for self instead of using it for God. The message urges us to focus...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Matthew 11:1-6 Objective: The speaker reflects on personal experiences and the importance of maintaining faith. Emphasizes "Faithing it Out," or continuing to have faith, regardless of circumstances. Encourages believers to walk by faith, expecting God's intervention in their lives, despite challenges. Highlights the expectation that one&#...

Speaker: Sis. Cheryl Cameron Scripture: Romans 8:29 Objective: The essence of the message is to remind believers that God's love predates all existence, offering a sense of belonging and purpose. The speaker encourages reciprocating this divine love and understanding that God's knowledge of us surpasses even our own self-awareness. The key takeaway is the assurance of a preordained, glorio...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Matthew 16:13-17 Objective: The sermon highlights how the Pharisees and Sadducees doubted Jesus as the Messiah, demanding miracles, but he only offered the “sign of Jonah,” pointing to his death and resurrection. Jesus strengthened his disciples’ faith, contrasting their beliefs with others, like the Greeks, who saw the cross as weakness. The message ur...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: 2 Samuel 22:1-7 Objective: David praises God in 2 Samuel 22 and Psalm 18 for delivering him from his enemies, including Saul and Absalom. • The sermon connects his faith to Black history, showing how trust in God helps overcome adversity. • It highlights the parallels between David’s battles and the struggles of African Americans, emphasizing faith and...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Matthew 14:13-21 Obiective: The speaker highlights the power of surrendering to God, drawing from Matthew 14 . After John the Baptist’s death , Jesus grieves but still shows compassion , healing the sick and caring for the crowd. The key message: Jesus’ love remains constant, even in times of sorrow or doubt .

Speaker: Pastor Deshawn Parks Scripture: Ezekiel 37 and Romans 10 Objective: The sermon emphasizes the power of faith, drawing from Ezekiel 37 (the revival of dry bones) and Romans 10 (the universal call to salvation), highlighting that faith comes from actively hearing and internalizing God’s word. The speaker challenges the congregation with “How is your faith?” , urging them to move beyond surf...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Luke 23:46 and Luke 24: 1-6

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-6 Objective: The central message of the text is to emphasize the importance of trusting in God rather than in people, material possessions, or personal instincts. Many individuals experience trust issues due to past disappointments, whether from loved ones, jobs, or material things, which fail to fulfill their promises or expectations. Howe...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Scripture: Philippians Chapter 1 (Various Verses) Objective: The sermon aims to inspire the listeners to trust in God’s work in their lives, find joy and faith even in trials, and deepen their understanding of Scripture.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Matthew 5:1-13 Objective: A key part of the passage is Jesus' message to his disciples, calling them "the salt of the earth." This metaphor emphasizes their role in preserving goodness and spreading divine influence in the world. The reflection draws parallels with the necessity and value of salt, cautioning against losing their impactful nature akin to...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Mark 14:32-36 Objective: The speaker reflects on Jesus’ deep sorrow and prayer in Gethsemane, emphasizing the trials that come with a commitment to a godly life, as illustrated by Jesus’ preparation of his disciples for his betrayal and crucifixion. Through personal anecdotes and biblical insights, the message encourages self-examination, perseverance i...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: 2 Timothy 4:7-11 Objective: Transitioning from victory to vulnerability, Paul requests Timothy to visit soon, highlighting the importance of fellowship during tough times. He feels deserted by Demas, who returned to worldly ways, emphasizing how crucial it is to have supportive and like-minded companions in faith. Through this reflection, the speaker dr...

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: John 3:14-17 Objective: John 3:14-17 emphasizes God's immense love for humanity, manifested through the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ, for the salvation of the world.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks Scripture: Matthew 15:7-11 Objective: In Matthew 15, Jesus tells the Pharisees and scribes that they care more about rules than really loving God. The speaker talks about needing a “I need a heart transplant,” meaning we need to be honest in our faith, not just follow rules because we have to.