Koinonia Christian Center Church

What does it mean when we are “Able To Have Better.?”Why is it hard for us to believe that we as believers can have better? Bishop Rosie teaches on “Able To Have Better.” Bishop Rosie emphasizes that when we accept change, we have to embrace it to be blessed. She believes that God’s saying that we need to grab a hold of His promises he made to us and believe until it happens.

What do you do when you are stuck, and you can't get better? How about when you are stagnant, have no drive and are resigned to living on less? In this message, Bishop Rosie O'neal answers these questions though scriptural references and key steps to put in practice into our daily lives. We have been accepted by God and we must not let that acceptance be in vain.

What does God really want to do with the talents and skills you use every day? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O'neal shares that God is concerned with our development. He wants us to grow stronger under the obedience of spiritual leadership and by using our skills and talents (that we use in our everyday careers) for the kingdom. Don't let your previous disappointment make you miss it. God wants to...

Do you have any sistah's? If not, you might be missing out. In this sermon, our guest speaker, Dr Jazz shares that something we've learned during the pandemic is that life is all about relationships. Through the life of the M&M sisters, Mary and Martha, you'll learn that a sister is connected to you, carries your burden, corrects you, celebrates with you and covers you.

Do you judge others instead of accepting them? Who are you to judge? In this sermon, our guest speaker, Dr Jazz shares that man looks at the outside, but God looks at the heart. When we accept ourselves and others, we leave the judgement in God's hands. You'll learn that God came to give us the gift of acceptance. When we accept somebody, it's about righteousness, peace and joy.

What are some of the ways that you give to Jesus? Can you think of something other than tithes and offering? In this lesson, Pastor Trev Evans reminds us that we should be careful how we treat strangers because often times we have entertained angels unaware. You will learn that giving to Jesus includes giving or ministering to people in need, doing unto others and being kind.

Did God instill unspeakable powers within children? How else would you explain their ability to sing off key yet bring a whole audience to tears?! Likewise, this is how our worship ministers to God. He delights in seeing His own creations live full lives and operate by faith. Despite the fine-tuned gifts of others when God sees "His baby" giving Him their heartfelt best it pleases Him. Learn more...

How are we able to manage the Devil? In this message, Bishop Rosie O’neal reveals the answer. We can manage the enemy by resisting him and dismissing him. Satan hates God because he wants to be God, but he has no actual power. He is a non-factor. Therefore, no matter what troubles come our way, He holds no sway over your life.

What comes to mind when you think about ministering to the Lord? Is it praise, worship, serving? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O'neal encourages us to live by faith and trust God despite our circumstances. There’s a realm of faith that we believe in and where God’s in the mist. When we act on our faith blessings begin to flow. Our living by faith pleases God. Our strength is the joy of the Lord.

What is your tree? What does it say to you? In this lesson, Bishop Rosie O'neal teaches us how to identify our tree and how to manage it. It's not something that you can minister to, but it is something that you can manage. The goal of the tree is to diminish your confidence. However, don't let it steal your faith. As believers of Christ we must keep our hearts clean and praise God until the tree...

Have you ever asked yourself, "Who am I among so many?" Whether you are young or old, you should not despise your age because God can use you and He wants to use you. In this message, Pastor Trev Evans shares that our lives become an illustration and example of God. We can be an example in the words we chose, the faith we use and more.

Do you know how to minister to your spouse or potential spouse in each interaction? In this message, Pastor Shondell Jones shows us how we can use God’s power in our daily lives to do just that. In a covenant relationship, we should actively seek to receive and serve, not just look to be taking care of. God has given us the blueprint and the power of his Holy Spirit for marriage. We just have to u...

Are past hurts that you endured or caused keeping you from ministering to your family? In this sermon, Pastor Trev Evans encourages us not to let it. While it can be easier to use our impact to share the life and love of Jesus with strangers, we are still called to share it with our families too. You'll learn about Joseph's situation, complication, solution and celebration which demonstrates you c...

Are you ready for a promotion? Are you considered promotable? In this lesson, Bishop Rosie O'neal shares the importance in developing strategic partnerships where you can be mentored and moved to the next level. You'll learn to be teachable, walk in wisdom, function among diverse people, diffuse volatile situations and more. Work is an expression of your faith, so always deliver more than you are...

Do you want to be a professional? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O’neal shares that people who love sleep comes to poverty. You’ll learn to serve people who are where you want to be. Don’t be the kind of person who only puts forth a quality effort towards the things that you like or the type of person who shows up late. There are distasteful elements in every assignment and a time to every purpose.

How much skill do you bring to what you do? In this message, Bishop Rosie O’neal shares our behavior at work reflects our relationship with God and a demonstrates our worship to God. Work for a Christian is not an assessment, but an assignment and we must do our best on our physical jobs, not to give glory to our bosses or companies, but to the Father. What we do is always for Him.

What does it serve you to celebrate Independence Day if you are not truly free? In this message, our guest speaker, Dr. Jazz shares that even on Independence Day there are more people bound by vices and devices than are free. This is because we have things in our life that we feel we cannot live without because they make us happy. Learn how to be free from the penalty of sin, power of sin and pres...

What type of mask do you wear? Why do you wear it? In this message, our guest speaker, Dr. Jazz focuses on the word Damascus from Acts 9. On the road to DeMaskUs, you will learn that there are different types of masks like insecurity, overachieving and being controlling. People wear masks during the pandemic, but there are also internal masks that cover our pain and shame. Let's stop wearing inter...

What is the purpose of work? In this lesson, Bishop Rosie O’neal starts the conversation about work. You will learn that work is a part of the plan of God and it should benefit the community and bless your family. Work allows you to better yourself, be benevolent to people in need and birth new souls through your witness. It’s not just what you get from work, but what you become by doing.

Have you been investing time where it is needed? In this lesson, Pastor Trev Evans reminds us that children are important in the eyes of God. So, we can’t allow work, status, pleasure or anything else to pull us away from investing time in the children in our lives. Children need us to help gain their identities and God has something to say through them. We must be more intentional and quite simpl...

How do you trust God during this pandemic? How do you make the best of this time of change and uncertainty? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O'neal shares that despite the tragedy and loss of lives, God has been faithful to us. When God brings you through something, you need to give him glory. After all, you can’t handle the blessings if you can’t handle the dilemma that comes with it.

When you think of pride, do you think that it is a belief that your way of thinking exceeds the rules of your relationship? Don’t worry, most people probably don't. In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O'neal introduces us to some new definitions for pride while explaining why we shouldn’t be so quick to make substitutions. You'll learn about pride destroying relationships and giving birth to substitution...

Do you have less than what you started with? In this message, Bishop Rosie O’neal shares Jerubbaal's life and leadership of the Israelites versus the Midianites. In the text God stripped down Israel's army from 22,000, which was already outnumbered by the army of Midian, to 300, to ensure that God would get the glory. Don’t be afraid when stuff diminishes. Just be sure that the one that counts is...