Through repentance and sacrifice , we can restore our fellowship with Jesus Christ, which is our biggest need as individuals. The mission of our church is to bring hope to others by forgiving the unforgivable, walking the second mile, caring for the widow and orphans, loosening the chains of injustice, and washing the feet of those who betray us. Through Jesus Christ, we are more than conquerors!

Pastor John continues his series in Acts, beginning in Chapter two, verse 13 expounding on the power of Pentecost, when the Lord poured out the Holy Spirit on his church.

Pastor John continues his series in the Book of Acts, opening in chapter 2, where he expounds upon the birth of the church and shares that the then common practice of casting lots is no more needed to determine God's will because now the Lord's people have the Holy Spirit.

Pastor John picks up his series in Acts 1:6 where the Word says, "When they were gathered together . . ." and brings out powerful truths about things that we may view as ordinary.

Simon came to see himself as a sinner, and we too must come to this self awareness, but we also must not let this be the ceiling for what we can become in Christ. Discipleship can reveal the "Peter" that has been in us all along.

In spite of who Jacob was and what he did, God was with Jacob when he was friendless, defenseless and out of strength. God's grace will bless you too.

Elder Dickie Halbgewachs continues his series on grace, looking at how God called Abraham and blessed him to be a blessing and even known as "the father of the faithful" in spite of his failures.

In spite of who we are, God gives us, like Noah, grace for every stage of our lives, and these truths make us want to celebrate.

Pastor J S Melvin begins a new Series in the book of Acts covering the first 11 verses of the first chapter showing us how we not only need to marvel at the works of Jesus but also take heed to his words.

Taking his text from Isaiah 63:1, Brother Matthew Arnold expounds to us some pictures of Christ in the Old Testament, and brings home the truth that Jesus is a solo act. We were unable and unwilling to save ourselves from our sins, but our Savior is "Mighty to Save!"