Two words that summarize Jesus’ message are COME and GO.” In this bold and soul-stirring sermon, Apostle Gregory Kelley calls believers to move from comfort to commission. Using Matthew 11:28–30 and James 2:17, he reminds the church that faith without action is lifeless—and that every true follower of Christ must be committed to leading others to Him.

Through scriptures like Luke 14:16–20 and John 4:23, Apostle Kelley exposes the tragedy of rejecting God’s invitation and challenges listeners to consider: “How many people have you helped make it to heaven?

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Your life is actually shaped by your commitment—you become whatever you are committed to.” In this stirring message, Apostle Gregory Kelley challenges believers to examine the depth of their devotion to God. Drawing from Romans 6:13 (Living Bible) and Romans 12:1 (NCV), he defines what it truly means to offer your life as a living sacrifice. Apostle Kelley breaks down how commitment transforms your faith, emphasizing that genuine offering and sacrifice are not about what you give, but about how fully you give yourself.

Through three powerful points, Apostle Gregory teaches how faith is strengthened: by uniting with others in worship, connecting with others in fellowship, and learning from others to grow. Worship renews your faith and restores your joy (Isaiah 40:31; Psalm 100:2), fellowship reveals your true identity (Romans 12:4-5; Ephesians 2:16), and growth happens in community (Ephesians 4:15). This message dares listeners to commit wholeheartedly—because when you do, your life begins to mirror the One you worship.

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The heart of the Gospel is reaching those far from God. Paul’s tears for the church reveal the weight of his burden — he never wanted them to forget their call to care for the lost. Eternity is real, and every soul matters to God.

To carry a burden for the lost is to carry His heart. It pushes us past comfort and into action. When we truly care, we pray more boldly, reach out more intentionally, and live with an urgency that reflects heaven’s priorities.

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True ministry begins in God’s presence. Before anyone can serve people, they must first spend time with Him. Samuel’s story reminds us that God speaks when we minister to Him in worship and devotion. Ministry to the Lord fills us so that we can pour out to others with power and authenticity.

When we put God first, everything else flows from the overflow of His presence. Worship, prayer, and intimacy with Him are not preparation for service — they are the foundation of service itself. From that foundation, we are equipped to impact lives in ways that last.

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What we imagine shapes the way we think, feel, and act. Scripture reminds us that as we think in our hearts, so we become. Imagination is not wishful daydreaming — it is the canvas of faith, where we align vision with God’s possibilities.

The limits of imagination often determine the limits of action. When we dare to imagine God-sized dreams, we open the door to God-sized results. If we can imagine it, in alignment with His will, we can believe for it and walk in it.

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Faith is seeing life from God’s point of view. It is not wishful thinking but confident trust in what He has promised. Faith grows stronger not in ease but in moments of challenge, where we choose to believe God over fear.

The choice is simple: will we see with eyes of fear or with eyes of faith? As we allow the eyes of our hearts to be enlightened, faith becomes the lens that shapes our decisions, fuels courage, and produces obedience. With each step, faith grows deeper and stronger.

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Prayer is where battles are fought and victories are won. From the place of prayer, we birth the plans of God into the earth, just as Paul travailed until Christ was formed in others. Authority is exercised first on our knees, as we speak God’s decrees against the opposition of the enemy.

The power of prayer is not in eloquence but in alignment with heaven. When we pray in faith, we partner with God to bring change. Prayer shapes action, fuels boldness, and releases the authority that transforms the world around us.

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In this message titled “Making a Plan to Improve the Church and Your Life”, Apostle Gregory Kelley teaches that life without a plan is simply drifting without direction. He outlines biblical principles for creating intentional plans, starting with dissatisfaction in one’s current situation and shifting inward to adjust personal attitudes. Apostle Kelley emphasizes the importance of writing down a clear, simple plan because no one drifts into a better future. He reminds us that God Himself makes plans (Jeremiah 29:11), commands His people to plan (Proverbs 4:26), and views planning as an act of stewardship that prevents us from wasting our lives (Ephesians 5:15-17).

Drawing lessons from Nehemiah’s rebuilding of the wall, Apostle Kelley presents seven steps for effective planning: pray for God’s favor, prepare for opportunities, face fear with courage, establish clear targets, set deadlines, anticipate barriers, and trust God to supply every need. He stresses that leaders must be willing to ask for help and believers must make plans so bold that only God can bring them to pass. By combining biblical wisdom with practical guidance, Apostle Kelley shows how intentional planning leads to growth, protection, provision, and ultimately, a life aligned with God’s purpose.

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