In The Moses Mentality, Apostle Gregory Kelley calls the church higher, not to spectate the presence of God, but to personally encounter it. Drawing from Exodus 19, we are reminded that God never intended for His people to remain at the foot of the mountain while one leader experiences His glory on their behalf. Instead, God desires a collective pursuit, where the entire body ascends in faith, worship, and obedience. Through Psalm 23 and Acts 4, the message highlights the power of unified belief and corporate prayer, revealing that transformation happens when the whole church lifts its voice together in expectancy and trust.

The sermon also delivers a sobering yet empowering truth from 2 Peter 1: personal spiritual growth is personal responsibility. A godly life is not produced by proximity to a pastor, but by intentional pursuit of Christ. Apostle Kelley challenges believers to stop outsourcing their devotion and start climbing their own mountain. This message is both a wake-up call and a roadmap, urging the church to mature together, believe together, and experience God together. The assignment is clear. Everyone must go up.

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In this message, Apostle Gregory Kelley invites believers to push past surface level Christianity and pursue the deeper places of God with courage and hunger. The sermon highlights that spiritual depth is never earned through performance but received through relationship. Using the encounter between Jesus and the rich young ruler in Mark 10:21 to 27 NKJV, Apostle Kelley shows how fear, possessions, and self reliance can keep us from fully surrendering to Christ. Jesus lovingly exposed the ruler’s heart, reminding us that true depth requires full dependence on God.

Apostle Kelley then walks listeners through the story of Zaccheus in St. Luke 19:1 to 10 CEV, a man who was despised, corrupt, and known as a chief tax collector. Scripture teaches he made his wealth by charging people more than required. St. Luke 3:13 NKJV reinforces that tax collectors who became rich were often thieves. Yet his name meant “pure one,” showing that God always sees beyond reputation and labels. When Zaccheus climbed the tree to see Jesus, he modeled the first step in seeking depth: desire. Jesus responded to that desire by calling him by name, entering his house, and transforming his life.

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In this powerful message titled What You Do Not Destroy in the Spirit, Will Destroy You, Apostle Junie Kelley takes us into a deeply transformative conversation about confronting the toxic remnants of our past. With wisdom and clarity, he explains that unresolved history can quietly poison our joy, peace, and purpose if left unchallenged. Drawing from Genesis 50:20, he reminds listeners that although the past may have carried harm, God can redirect those moments for good. The enemy seeks to steal life, but John 10:10 teaches that Christ offers a thriving and abundant future. Apostle Junie urges believers to recognize when the past is trying to kill the blessings God has prepared and to break free through spiritual authority.

Building from Matthew 12:29 and Luke 11:21 to 22, Apostle Junie teaches what it truly means to bind the strong man and reclaim territory the enemy thought he owned. He shows that binding is not symbolic. It is an active spiritual stance where believers tie down and shut out the influence of past bondages. The message closes with the promise from Isaiah 43:18 to 19, calling listeners to release what God never intended them to carry. Apostle Junie declares that God is doing something new. It springs up with power when we let go, step forward, and destroy in the spirit what once tried to destroy us.

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