In this bold standalone message, communicator Lonnell Williams walked us through Exodus 32, challenging us not to trade faith for fear or let the voice of anxiety speak louder than God. His silence is not abandonment for He is faithful.

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In this timely standalone message, Elder Arik walked us through Psalm 103:1–13, urging us to bless the Lord with our whole being and watch what we preach to our inner soul.

We were reminded that our mouths were made to magnify, called to proclaim the truth of our Heavenly Father who loves us.

In this powerful standalone message, Elder Arik walked us through Colossians 3:1–11, calling us to live as those whose lives are hidden with Christ in God. We were challenged to put to death the old man and put on the new self; one that reflects Christ in every way.

In Week 15 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Pastor Philip delivered a sobering charge from Matthew 24:15–28, where Jesus warns of great tribulation and deception. We were urged to stay vigilant, rooted in truth, and anchored in discernment in this critical hour.

In Week 14 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Phillip Anthony Mitchell proclaimed the end time teachings of Matthew 24:1–14 with SIGNS OF THE END.

Jesus warned of deception, persecution, and lawlessness and gave a charge to endure. As the birth pains intensify, may we be found faithful, proclaiming the gospel until the very end.

In Sunday’s powerful standalone message, Elder Arik Hayes reminded us, we have help.

From scriptures like Ephesians 5:1 and Romans 8:34, we were urged to imitate God as beloved children and to never underestimate the power of our Helper; the One who pleads, strengthens, and stays with us.

In Week 13 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Pastor Philip brought a weighty warning from Matthew 23:13–39.

Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for their hypocrisy—appearing righteous while neglecting mercy, justice, and faithfulness. We were urged not to block the way for others, but to walk in truth, humility, and repentance.

In Week 12 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Pastor Philip brought a sobering word from Matthew 23:1–12.

We were warned not to follow the example of those who loved titles but lacked obedience. The Kingdom isn’t built on appearance or position, but on surrender. For we have only one Father, one Teacher, one Master.