Today we gathered for our annual Christmas Cantata orchestrated by Michael Ross. Led by the Chancel Choir , together we sang songs in the name of Jesus. While Christmas is a time for family and gifts, we cannot forget the greatest gift of all; the birth of Jesus Christ!
Today’s Sermon was given by Rev. Laymont Edwards. Rev. Edwards spoke about love while highlighting John 3:16 in the process. God is love, and we can all use a little more of both in our lives.
Today Rev. Gwen preached about preparing the way highlighting Luke 3:1-6 in the process. Rev. Gwen spoke about how we must put God first everyday in order to prepare ourselves to deal with the inconsistencies of this world. Rev. Gwen also reminded that the second coming of Jesus is surely on its way. Will you be prepared?
Today’s sermon was given by Rev. Larry Cochran. Rev. Larry Cochran spoke about being prepared for Christ by highlighting Luke 21:25-36 in the process. In a world that is filled with so much negativity it is our job to focus on Christ and remain thankful despite of our situations. As we prepare for the second coming of Christ, Rev. Larry Cochran poses the question, are you living a self-centered, or Christ-centered life?
The message Christ the King Sunday focused on Matthew 14: 14-31, the Feeding of the Five Thousand. We were reminded of the generosity of God in our lives which moves us in the direction of generosity. Rev. Larry Cochran offered the message with Dr. Michael Ross leading us in music. The service can be seen on this website or our Facebook live site at https://www.facebook.com/202866676498453/videos/446730023717023
The November 14th message pointed us in the direction of the blessings that God showers on us. God speaks to us through the prophet Malachi in chapter 3 verse 10 saying, “Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me in this, says the Lord Almighty, and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that there will not be enough room to…
The message for November 7 centered on what the Bible calls “The Widow’s Mite.” Jesus observes a poor widow at the Temple giving all that she had as an offering, two small copper coins. Jesus says, “I tell you the truth, this poor widow has put more into the treasury than all the others. They gave out of their wealth; but she out of her poverty put in everything, all she had to live on.” The widow serves as an…
Today’s sermon was given by Rev. Larry Cochran. Rev. Larry Cochran spoke about the importance of loving your neighbor while highlighting Mark 12:28-34. In order to love God with all of your heart, soul, mind, and strength we must also love ourselves and our neighbor to the same magnitude. Rev. Larry reminded us that we are called to be servants of Christ in the world and allow ourselves to be a gift to others. This is an important reminder to…
Today’s sermon was given by Rev. Renee Jones. Renee spoke about being about to see while highlighting Mark 10:46-52. In the passage, a blind man begging on the side of the road called out to Jesus which resulted in him being healed. The blind man wasn’t the only one around but was the only one to called out to Jesus. How could the blind man know it was Jesus? It was because the blind man saw with his faith and…
For the October 17th service, Rev. Dr. Gwen Andrews spoke from Mark 10:35-45 concerning Jesus call to us to serve. Jesus states that he came to serve, not to be served and we are to likewise. Dr. Michael Ross led the music. The service can be seen here and on our Facebook live page.