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In this first installment of our, #COME lent series... Sis. Irene Steele preached from Matthew 21:1-11, focusing on Jesus' entry into Jerusalem challenging us to get the right view of God.

In this last installment through the epistle of Colossians, from the series #ENOUGH: Christ is enough. Eddie Williams preached from Colossians 4:7-18; from a sermon entitled, "Secret Sauce of A Healthy/Great Church." Where the punch line was, "Healthy practices among members build great and healthy churches".

In this sixth installment of our #ENOUGH series through the epistle of Colossians, Eddie Williams taught from Colossians 3:18-4:1; from a sermon entitled, "#Represent." Where the punch line of the sermon was, "A changed life must properly represent Christ in all areas of life", including the home and workplace in a particular way. 

In this fifth installment of our #Enough series through the epistle of Colossians, Eddie Williams teaches from Colossians 3:1a, from a sermon entitled, "New Self." Where the central idea was, to be raised with Christ is to be made New, hence,  'The New Self.'

In this installment of our #ENOUGH series, Robert Nelson preached from Colossians 2:1-5 in a sermon entitled, "Stan Firm". Where he encouraged us to not make ourselves be deluded by plausible arguments that can take us off from the right path. 

In this third installment of our #Enough series through the epistle of Colossians, Eddie Williams teaches from a sermon entitled, "Get Him Right: Christ is Above All." Where he challenged us from Colossians 1:15-23, to continue in the faith in spite of the threats and challenges to faith in Christ. 

In this second installment of the #Enough series, Eddie Williams preached on the subject, "Gospel Fidelity." Where he focuses on the faithfulness of Epaphras in sowing the seed of the gospel in a hard city/place like Colossae.

In this first installment of our #Enough series, which is a study through the epistle of Colossians; Eddie Williams introduced the book from the sermon entitled, "Let's Continue".

In this last installment from our priorities series, Edna Livingston spoke on the subject of prioritizing community. Her central idea was, community is the backbone of the church.

In this installment of the series entitled, "Priorities", and in this sermon entitled, "Let's Keep Trusting", from Hebrews 11:13-16; Eddie Williams teaches on the faith of the Patriarchs that died believing. Their faith teaches that difficulties is not an excuse to distrust and quit trusting the Lord.

In this installment of the series entitled, "Priorities", and in this sermon entitled, "Let's Follow", from Luke 9:57-62. Eddie Williams teaches on Jesus' encounters with three different people to whom He tells of the cost, call, and condition of being His disciple.

From Hebrews 5:11-6:12, Eddie encourages us to pursue maturity in Christ as a priority in this year. He spoke on the different elements on the growth chart to test and identify an immature vs. a mature believer in Christ Jesus. 

In view of the observance of the traditional New Year's Eve service, Eddie Williams challenge was to Rise Above life's unfortunate, uneventful, and unexpected experiences that often paralyzes our lives. Therefore, from Lord's speech in the first 9 verses of Joshua chapter 1,  we learn certain principles that will help us Rise Above unfortunate difficulties in life and proceed to possess the L...

In our first installment of the #PRIORITIES series, Elena Corpus spoke to us on prioritizing the Kingdom as we begin this new year. The overall objective for the new year is to focus on what really matters. Therefore, the Kingdom of God should be our utmost priority!

In this sermon, Eddie Williams provides a framework from which believers should approach decision making through a moment of crisis from the life of Joseph and Mary in their first relationship crisis as partners!

In our las installment of our Advent series, Eddie Williams reminds us of this timely truth about our God-He created the world and set up natural laws to govern it. However, Jesus’s birth disrupted even the natural course of things all to prove his unfailing love and fulfill His redemption purpose.

Jesus, the King's coming to earth DISRUPTED the discriminatory and exclusivist societal norms among Jews of the time, making the insignificant important, and the forgotten, key players in God’s story of redemption.

From Matthew 2:3, Eddie helps us to understand that the Lord often comes into our lives and spaces when we are the most comfortable. He comes into our lives at a time when we are more comfortable, to disturb our comfort so His glory can be establish in our lives. 

In this episode, Eddie Williams launched out the Advent Season series entitled, DISRUPTIVE. In this first installment, Eddie speaks about the purpose of Matthew's gospel account in terms of establishing the sovereignty/Lordship of Jesus as the promised Messiah for all people, and not for some people. 

From Acts 1:9-11, pastor Eddie encourages all those who have had to deal with a lost, to learn in spite the reality of said lost, to stay focus on their mission. From the life of Jesus' disciples after the ascension, they had to keep their focus on the mission to be Jesus' witnesses. 

In Psalm 100, Keshia Howard, reminds us of the 7 verbs that should become our posture in regards to the Lord's "Hesed".