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Faith To Reconcile |August 30th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
This message explores the biblical imperative to replace fear and unforgiveness with God's perfect love, enabling believers to act as agents of reconciliation. Pastor Frank draws on scriptures such as 1 John 4:18-21 and Romans 12:12-21 to guide his message.
Key takeaways from the message:
Overcoming Fear with Love: Perfect love casts out fear, which Pastor Frank equates to phobias that cause dread and torment (0:00-1:20). He encourages believers to be firmly established in the person and work of Jesus.
The Ministry of Reconciliation: A core command for believers is to reconcile not only themselves to God but also to help reconcile others. This involves loving one's brother and neighbor, even in difficult circumstances (1:58-3:20, 12:54-13:20).
The Power of Forgiveness: Forgiveness is presented as an act of the will and a command from God, not merely an emotion. Pastor Frank emphasizes that holding onto unforgiveness taints one's heart and gives power to the enemy (36:53-37:46, 40:19-41:10).
The Five Truths About Forgiveness: Pastor Frank outlines five essential characteristics of forgiveness:
It is a process, not a one-time event (43:08-43:35).
It does not mean trusting the person immediately (43:36-44:12).
It does not mean forgetting what happened (44:13-45:18).
It is not pain-free; it requires choosing to forgive even when it hurts (45:19-47:06).
Reconciliation requires more than one person; it takes two to reconcile (47:48-48:45).
Throughout the message, Pastor Frank shares personal anecdotes, including a mission trip to India, to illustrate how the prophetic anointing and the anointing of the Holy Spirit can break the yokes of deception, bondage, and unforgiveness in people's lives (14:50-23:47).
Living In Faith | August 23rd, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this message, Pastor Frank discusses the importance of living in faith and maintaining a state of spiritual watchfulness to overcome life's challenges. Pastor Frank emphasizes that believers should not allow the enemy to gain a foothold in their lives but rather remain vigilant, spiritually minded, and deeply rooted in the Word of God.
Key takeaways from the message:
Spiritual Warfare: Pastor Frank identifies the flesh, the world, and the devil as three main adversaries. Pastor Frank encourages believers to "keep their head on a swivel" (14:39) and resist these influences by submitting to God (James 4:7).
The Power of the Word: Pastor Frank highlights that being "spiritually minded" is synonymous with being "word-minded" (38:23). Meditating on Scripture (Joshua 1:8-9) is presented as the primary tool for renewing one's mind and walking in victory.
Faith and Action: Faith is not just a belief system but an active way of life. Pastor Frank encourages viewers to move beyond a casual relationship with God into diligent seeking (28:13), making declarations of faith, and abiding in Christ to bear fruit (John 15:7-8).
Overcoming Fear: Through the example of Jesus walking on water (Mark 6:45-52), Pastor Frank reminds the congregation that in times of trouble, one should not be afraid but take courage, knowing that God is present.
Ultimately, the message serves as a call to spiritual maturity, urging believers to rely on God's divine power and precious promises (2 Peter 1:3-4) to navigate life's struggles victoriously.
How to Feed Your Faith | August 16th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank discusses the essential practices for feeding your faith and growing in your relationship with God. Pastor Frank emphasizes that true faith is not static; it requires consistent exercise, nourishment through the Word of God, and empowerment by the Holy Spirit (5:21 - 8:28).
Key takeaways from the message:
Living in the Light: Believers are called to walk in truth and love. Pastor Frank explains that living in the light involves obeying God's commandments, which includes loving fellow believers and actively serving others rather than causing them to stumble (0:28 - 5:20).
Spiritual Growth Stages: Faith develops in stages, similar to physical growth. Just as a baby matures by moving from milk to solid food, Christians must progress from basic understanding to a deeper, more vigorous walk with God (8:33 - 16:31).
Guarding the Heart: Citing Proverbs 4:23, Pastor Frank highlights the importance of keeping the heart pure, as it dictates the direction of one's life. Pastor Frank notes that unforgiveness can hinder this process, making the choice to forgive vital for maintaining a clean heart (16:33 - 22:20).
Faith Declarations: The sermon stresses the power of speaking God's truth. Pastor Frank shares a personal testimony from his time in a hospital to illustrate that when a believer’s declarations align with the Word of God and the leading of the Holy Spirit, it can manifest the kingdom of God in challenging situations (24:16 - 36:26).
Walking in Promises: Using 2 Peter 1, Pastor Frank encourages believers to respond to God's promises by supplementing their faith with moral excellence, knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, and love to ensure they never fall away (36:28 - 47:05).
The Preeminence of Faith | August 9th, 2026 | Llyod Bustard
In this message, Lloyd Bustard discusses the preeminence of faith, emphasizing its critical role as a spiritual shield for the believer. Using Ephesians 6:16 as a foundation, he explains why taking the "shield of faith" is essential to quench the "fiery darts of the wicked one."
Key takeaways from the message:
Faith vs. Feelings: Lloyd highlights that while various graces—such as patience, mercy, and forgiveness—are beautiful, they are susceptible to emotions, offense, and exhaustion (3:13 - 6:45). Faith, by contrast, is described as having no feelings, serving as a protective shield for these other graces.
The Test of Faith: Through the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:21-28 (11:18 - 18:50), Lloyd illustrates that faith is often tested, sometimes through silence or difficulty. Llyod encourages believers not to be moved by circumstances but to remain steadfast in worship and persistence.
The Dangers of Sense and Reason: Lloyd asserts that to walk by faith, one must dismiss the "counselors of sense and reason," as faith often transcends natural logic (21:52 - 23:35).
Spiritual Wakefulness: Reflecting on the deliverance of Peter in Acts 12 (23:41 - 28:35), Lloyd explains how God sometimes "strikes" or disturbs our comfort to awaken our spirits before our carnal minds can interfere with the breakthrough.
Righteousness VS. Lawlessness | August 8th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this message, Pastor Frank explores the importance of hearing and listening to the voice of God, distinguishing between Logos (the written word) and Rhema (the spoken, revelatory word) (0:4:06-4:21). Pastor Frank emphasizes that believers must be active in their faith, demonstrating it through obedience and kingdom-minded action.
Key takeaways from the message:
Hearing vs. Listening: Pastor Frank highlights that while many hear God, active listening requires paying attention and being sensitive to His guidance (2:17-3:58).
Kingdom Assignments: Pastor Frank recounts the church's history of community service, including feeding the homeless and supporting families through food ministries, as examples of Apostolic work—taking the gospel outside church walls (15:18-21:37).
Spiritual Warfare and Breakthrough: Pastor Frank discusses the "demon of delay," which precedes a breakthrough. He encourages the congregation to persist in prayer, stand firm, and declare their breakthroughs despite challenges (6:46-6:58, 39:09-41:23).
Living as Light: Drawing from Matthew 5:14-16, Pastor Frank explains that believers are called to be lights in the world, exposing darkness and acting as "fire starters" (34:14-36:32).
Actionable Advice for Believers:
Do not cut and run: Persevere in faith when facing delays (46:07-46:24).
Stand and step up: Take ownership of your kingdom duty (47:22-47:52).
Pray and listen: Make prayer a two-way conversation, not just a monologue (48:46-49:10).
Confess and forsake: Admit your struggles and turn away from habitual sin to stay aligned with God (49:37-50:27).
Earnest Seekers | July 26th, 2027 | Pastor Walter Spivey Jr.
In this message, Pastor Walter explores the concept of being "Earnest Seekers" of God, primarily rooted in Hebrews 11:6. Pastor Walter emphasizes that faith is the foundational requirement for pleasing God and that this faith must be active and persistent, even through the challenges and "mountains" of life (2:13 - 9:39).
Key takeaways from the message:
Faith and Action: Faith is not just a belief; it must be coupled with movement and works. Drawing on James 2:14-17, Pastor Walter explains that if faith does not produce good deeds, it is considered "dead" (22:10 - 24:31).
Three Characteristics of an Earnest Seeker:
Seeking with the whole heart: A true seeker doesn't stop because they are tired or offended; they persist in their pursuit of God (25:55 - 28:08).
Seeking the Kingdom of God first: Based on Matthew 6:33, Pastor Walter encourages believers to prioritize the Kingdom above personal desires or worldly distractions (37:38 - 38:52).
Living in Mercy and Forgiveness: Seeking God means extending the same mercy and forgiveness we have received to others. Pastor Walter stresses the importance of not harboring grudges, which hinders one's ability to approach God (38:54 - 43:12).
The Power of Prayer: Pastor Walter shares personal stories and reflections on how the prayers of others—such as parents and grandparents—often sustain individuals during their own journeys (15:42 - 17:33).
Transition That Brings Transformation | July 19th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this message, Pastor Frank discusses the theme of transition that brings transformation (0:01). Pastor Frank emphasizes the need for the modern church to return to its roots of holiness and unity, drawing lessons from the early disciples in the upper room (1:33).
Key takeaways from the message:
Saul’s Encounter: Pastor Frank uses Saul's dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus (Acts 9:3-11) as a primary example of how a divine encounter can lead to a complete life transition (4:42).
The Process of Change: Saul had to get "straight" on Straight Street (9:01), illustrating that transformation often requires intentional periods of prayer, fasting, and submission to the Holy Spirit (8:09).
Living for God: Drawing from Colossians 1:9-13, Pastor Frank highlights the importance of living in a way that honors and pleases God, producing "good fruit" rather than just inspecting the fruit of others (15:54-17:09).
Kingdom Transfer: The message concludes by reminding believers that they have been rescued from the kingdom of darkness and transferred into the kingdom of God's son, which marks the start of a transformative journey (18:05).
Be Ready to Transition | July 12th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this message, Pastor Frank speaks on the theme of being ready to navigate life's transitions by looking at the example of Jesus. Pastor Frank emphasizes that Jesus moved through various transitions—from his humble upbringing to baptism and wilderness testing—to ultimately reach His destiny and fulfill His purpose (0:00-0:46).
Key takeaways from the message:
Mindset and the Battlefield: Our minds are often a battlefield where fear and doubt occur. Pastor Frank encourages believers to combat negative thoughts by replacing them with scripture and the truth of God (11:20-14:48).
The Power of Gratitude: A major point of the sermon is the importance of being thankful to God for peace and a sound mind, even before seeing the resolution to our challenges (15:26-17:16).
The Samaritan Woman's Transformation: The message highlights the story of the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4). Despite her broken past and isolation, Jesus engaged with her, offered her "living water," and transitioned her from a place of shame and victimhood into her calling as an evangelist (17:34-30:08).
Unity and Love: Pastor Frank stresses that Jesus prayed for unity among his followers (John 17). He encourages the congregation to avoid isolation, practice unity within the body of Christ, and refrain from being judgmental, as God is the ultimate judge (37:16-42:27).
Be Thankful Be Blessed | July 5th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this message, Pastor Frank encourages believers to choose a mindset of thankfulness and faith over complaining and negativity. Pastor Frank emphasizes that while life's challenges are real, maintaining a positive perspective is a choice that honors God and opens the door for miracles.
Key Takeaways from the message:
The Power of Thanksgiving: Pastor Frank teaches that expressing gratitude even during difficult circumstances (12:12 - 13:56) can shift one’s life and even turn lack into abundance, as demonstrated by the biblical account of the feeding of the 5,000 (12:55 - 13:26).
Living vs. Walking in the Spirit: Referencing Galatians 5:25, Pastor Frank distinguishes between "living" in the spirit, which is a believer's identity, and "walking" in the spirit, which is a daily, disciplined practice of staying in step with God (19:16 - 21:15).
Unity and Purpose: Pastor Frank urges the congregation to be a "unified front" and to pray for others—including those they might disagree with—instead of participating in criticism or division (6:46 - 8:12).
A Faith-Filled Future: Pastor Frank concludes by reminding the audience that God has a plan for their lives and that they should "look up" to heaven to bring God's goodness into their current situations (10:34 - 10:49, 26:34 - 26:47).
The Flaming Tongue | June 28th, 2026 | Pastor Walter Spivey Jr.
In this message titled "The Flaming Tongue," Pastor Walter explores the biblical significance of controlling one's speech, primarily using the text from James 3:1-12.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Responsibility of Teachers: The message opens by emphasizing the heavy accountability placed on those who teach the gospel, noting that everyone who professes faith is called to share the good news (0:00-1:45).
The Power of the Tongue: The tongue is described as a small but incredibly powerful "rudder" that can steer a person's entire life or cause immense damage, much like a tiny spark igniting a massive forest fire (13:30-19:15).
The Danger of Corrupt Speech: Pastor Walter warns against using "foul or abusive language," explaining that it corrupts the entire body and can destroy relationships, families, and even generations if not checked by the grace of God (21:25-24:00).
The Incompatibility of Blessings and Curses: The sermon stresses that a heart filled with the love of God should not produce both praise and curses. It challenges believers to reconcile with those they have hurt, urging them not to let bitterness take root (28:15-30:00).
Impact on Children: A significant portion of the message is dedicated to parents, highlighting how children listen to and emulate their parents' speech. Pastor Walter encourages parents to speak words of wisdom and encouragement over their families (33:55-39:25).
Pastor Walter concludes by calling on believers to allow the Holy Spirit to "referee" their speech, ensuring their words are helpful, encouraging, and reflect the grace they have received (42:10-44:53).
The Well-Rounded Fighter | June 21st, 2026 | Kini Ana
In The Well-Rounded Fighter, Kini Ana uses the analogy of MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) to explain how Christian men should approach spiritual warfare. He emphasizes that being a "one-way fighter" is insufficient; instead, believers must be equipped to dominate regardless of the circumstances.
Key Pillars of the Well-Rounded Fighter:
Stay on the Offense (1:24 - 6:53): Using Ephesians 6:13, Kini explains his morning routine of putting on the "full armor of God" to stay prepared. He highlights that while most armor is defensive, the "sword of the spirit" serves as the offensive weapon for close combat.
Mental Preparation (6:56 - 14:19): Drawing from scriptures like Romans 12:2 and 2 Corinthians 10:5, the speaker stresses that spiritual victory begins in the mind. Kini discusses the necessity of "renewing your mind" and taking negative thoughts captive to maintain focus and faith.
Know Your Enemy (14:34 - 26:48): Kini encourages men to identify their past struggles (such as addictions) because the enemy often uses them as bait. He references Ephesians 6:12 to remind viewers that their true struggle is spiritual, not against flesh and blood, and encourages a lifestyle of constant prayer.
Closing Thoughts:
At the end of the video (27:09 - 29:51), Kini reflects on the "big contenders" in his own life—such as overcoming alcoholism and generational curses—and encourages others that their victory is not measured by earthly trophies, but by their eternal standing with God.
Grow Where You Are Planted | June 7th, 2026 | Pastor Tina Ana
In this message, Pastor Tina uses the metaphor of a garden to describe our hearts and the importance of spiritual growth. She explains that we are Jesus's garden, and we must protect our hearts from negative influences to bear good fruit.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Parable of the Sower (1:25-4:29): Using Matthew 13, Pastor Tina highlights how our hearts can become like different types of soil—shallow, thorny, or good soil—depending on how we receive and nurture the Word of God.
Guarding Your Mind (4:52-9:32): Pastor Tina shares her personal testimony about overcoming fear, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts by learning to take every thought captive and refusing to accept lies from the enemy.
The Power of Forgiveness (9:33-14:36): Emphasizing that forgiveness is not about justifying hurt but about breaking the power others have over us, she stresses that it is a daily, necessary choice to stay in alignment with God.
Avoiding Compromise (14:37-18:41): Pastor Tina warns against compromising our standards, noting that small concessions can slowly choke out our spiritual life and keep us from our God-given destiny.
Staying Connected (21:31-22:36): Drawing from John 15, she explains that we cannot bear fruit apart from the vine, stressing the importance of staying close to Jesus to remain fruitful.
The Danger of Hard Hearts (22:39-25:19): A heart of stone prevents us from receiving revelation or healing; we must seek a pliable, flesh-filled heart to grow.
Community and Humility (25:57-29:04): Pastor Tina discusses the necessity of humility and being open to godly counsel from pastors and leaders, warning that pride acts as a barrier to growth.
Before & After Pentecost Pt. 2 | May 31st, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank discusses the significance of the first and second coming of Jesus Christ, focusing on the importance of believers being spiritually ready and watchful. He emphasizes that while Christ has already come to break the power of sin, believers are called to walk out that truth and share the gospel with others (0:44 - 1:51).
Key takeaways from the message:
Fulfillment of Prophecy: Pastor Frank explains that Jesus' first coming, as described in Luke 4:14-21, fulfilled specific Old Testament prophecies, though Jesus intentionally stopped reading before the verses regarding God's judgment, as that pertains to His second coming (6:02 - 9:02).
The Rapture and Resurrection: Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, Pastor Frank discusses the "catching away" or rapture of the church, emphasizing that the dead in Christ will rise first, followed by believers who are alive and remain. He uses the analogy of a traditional Jewish wedding to illustrate how Christ is preparing a place for His bride, the Church (10:04 - 11:25, 18:08 - 21:08).
The New Covenant: Referring to Jeremiah 31:31-33, Pastor Frank highlights the transition to the New Covenant, where God writes His law upon the hearts and minds of His people (12:33 - 14:02).
Call to Readiness: Throughout the message, Pastor Frank repeatedly encourages the congregation to live with anticipation and alertness, warning against deception and urging believers to remain faithful and prepared for Christ's imminent return (2:07 - 3:45, 11:11 - 11:30, 23:31 - 24:05).
Ultimately, Pastor Frank reinforces that those who are saved and filled with the Holy Spirit can find comfort in these promises and should be motivated to share their faith with others.
Before & After Pentecost | May 24th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank discusses the significance of the Holy Spirit and the importance of believers living in intimate relationship with God. The message centers on the transition from knowing about Jesus to truly knowing Him through the power of the Spirit, drawing from key biblical passages.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Power of Pentecost (0:06-0:43): Pastor Frank begins with the account in Acts 2, highlighting the arrival of the Holy Spirit as a transformative event that empowered believers.
Living in Righteousness and Peace (0:46-2:32): Based on Romans 14:17, Pastor Frank emphasizes that the Kingdom of God is characterized by a lifestyle of goodness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit, which stems from God rather than our own efforts.
Worship in Spirit and Truth (3:17-6:00): Citing John 4:23, Pastor Frank stresses the necessity of worshipping God with reverence and awe, rather than allowing ourselves to be distracted or viewing worship as a performance.
Being Led by the Spirit (2:36-3:14, 15:42-16:00): Referencing Romans 8:14, he encourages the congregation to actively seek the Holy Spirit's guidance every day, shifting from doing things "our way" to "Yahweh’s way."
The Necessity of the Holy Spirit (9:07-10:43, 23:55-24:30): Pastor Frank notes that while some are believers, they may not have fully experienced the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He uses Acts 4:31 and Acts 8:16-17 to illustrate that the Holy Spirit provides the necessary boldness and power to fulfill our calling and navigate life's challenges.
Call to Action: Pastor Frank concludes by calling for a "wakeup call" for the church (18:02). He encourages listeners to move past a surface-level faith, to "press in" closer to God, and to remain prepared for the day of the Lord by staying under the influence and leadership of the Holy Spirit.
Awaken | May 17th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon titled Awaken, Pastor Frank explores the spiritual climate of the United States, calling for a return to godly values and a life of intentional faith. The pastor emphasizes the importance of understanding one's identity in Christ, the power of worship as a weapon in spiritual warfare, and the necessity of staying grounded in the truth of Scripture.
Key takeaways from the message:
Spiritual Warfare and Vigilance: Pastor Frank warns against the influence of secularism, deceptive spirits, and cultural trends that conflict with biblical teachings. He emphasizes that the church must remain vigilant and not be deceived by worldly ideologies (0:00 - 1:44, 21:19 - 22:37).
The Power of Worship: Worship is described as a critical weapon and the first step before entering into spiritual battle. Pastor Frank encourages believers to use praise to invite the presence of God and gain breakthrough (11:46 - 12:17, 29:05 - 29:53).
Identity and Christ-likeness: The teaching stresses that believers should define their identity through God. The more one pursues Christ-like character, the more empowered they become to fulfill their purpose and represent Him to others (12:24 - 13:03, 17:45 - 18:09).
The Importance of Prayer and Unity: The message highlights the command to pray for those in authority and to remain unified as a 'remnant' of believers. Pastor Frank underscores that God desires all people to be saved and that the church's role is to love people into the kingdom through truth and grace (13:43 - 14:05, 15:08 - 15:45).
Biblical Examples: Pastor Frank draws lessons from figures like Gideon (23:37 - 26:10) and Simeon (33:56 - 35:05), using their stories to illustrate the importance of obedience, holiness, and waiting with expectancy for God's promises.
Call to Action: The sermon concludes with a call for the congregation to be in one accord, to avoid gossip and conflict, and to focus on loving, encouraging, and helping those who are broken or have been led astray by the enemy (39:18 - 40:24).
Legacy of a Mother | May 10th, 2026 | Pastor Linda Holland
In this Mother's Day sermon, Pastor Linda explores the profound impact of a mother's faith and the legacy it creates. Emphasizing that motherhood is a calling rather than just a role, she provides biblical guidance on raising children with spiritual intentionality.
Key takeaways from the message :
The Power of Sincere Faith (2:24 - 5:35): Drawing from 2 Timothy 1:5, Pastor Linda highlights how Lois and Unice passed down a "sincere" (authentic) faith to Timothy. She encourages mothers to be real and genuine, noting that children can discern fake behavior and that our faith is often the first sermon they ever hear.
Priorities for Godly Parenting (7:28 - 12:22): Based on the Shema (Deuteronomy 6:4-9), Pastor Linda outlines two fundamental priorities for parents:
Love God yourself: Demonstrate a genuine, personal relationship with God to your children.
Teach your children to love God: Make faith a constant, daily part of your home environment through prayer, scripture, and consistent example.
Resetting the Family Lineage (16:06 - 19:49): Pastor Linda shares her personal journey of breaking negative cycles from her upbringing to establish a new, godly legacy. She emphasizes that it is never too late to "reset" the bloodline and prioritize serving the Lord in the home.
Workmen, Watchmen, and Warriors (26:14 - 33:28): Using Psalms 127:1-5, she defines three roles mothers play in their children's lives:
Workmen: Building a foundation of faith, not just a physical home.
Watchmen: Guarding the household through constant intercession and discernment.
Warriors: Preparing children (the "arrows") to be launched into the world, equipped to fulfill their divine purpose.
Closing Encouragement
The sermon concludes with a powerful reminder that nothing is impossible for a mother of faith (Matthew 17:20). Pastor Linda dedicates time to pray for mothers with "prodigal" children, those who have suffered loss, and all who are trusting God to bring their families into His presence (34:10 - 36:47).
Set Free | May 3rd, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank speaks on the theme of being Set Free, emphasizing that believers can experience freedom, deliverance, and breakthroughs by staying connected to God’s presence, truth, and Word.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Power of Declaration and Presence: Pastor Frank stresses that there is authority in speaking God’s Word (0:00-0:23). He encourages believers to seek God's presence daily through prayer and praise, which helps lighten burdens and bring peace (3:02-4:04).
Divine Enlargement: Based on Isaiah 54:2-3, Pastor Frank highlights the need to "enlarge your house" and "lengthen your cords." He explains that this is a season to prepare for more, break comfort zones, and trust God for growth (14:53-20:09).
Biblical Examples of Faith:
David: Used as an example of overcoming trials and remembering past testimonies of God’s faithfulness to prepare for current battles (12:00-13:36).
Deborah and Jael: Referenced from Judges 4, illustrating how God uses those who obey Him to achieve victory, specifically mentioning the "tent peg" as a symbol of the double-portion anointing available this year (30:25-35:10).
Pure Hearts and Peacemaking: Reflecting on Matthew 5:8-9, Pastor Frank explains that being "pure in heart" means having a single-minded devotion to God, and being a "peacemaker" requires active effort to reconcile others to God (36:52-44:13).
Call to Action: Pastor Frank concludes by challenging the congregation to identify and remove "dirt" or iniquities that hinder their devotion, such as addictions or past bondages. He asserts that through Jesus, believers can break generational cycles and step into the freedom God intends for them (44:14-46:09).
Pressed But Still Blessed | April 26th, 2026 | Pastor Walter Spivey Jr.
In this sermon, Pastor Walter explores the theme of being "Pressed but Still Blessed," drawing primarily from 2 Corinthians 4 and 12. He emphasizes that while believers may face intense trials, struggles, and "pressing" circumstances, these moments are not intended to glorify the individual or their hardships, but rather to turn their focus toward Jesus.
Key takeaways from the message:
Purpose in Suffering (9:20 - 10:42): Pastor Walter teaches that every trial and hardship has a purpose. Even when the experience feels overwhelming, it is designed to mold the believer into a vessel for God's glory.
God's Strength in Weakness (11:03 - 14:54): Referencing 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, Pastor Walter explains that God’s grace is sufficient and His power is made perfect in our weaknesses. Boasting in weakness is not about complaining, but about acknowledging that we cannot overcome life's challenges on our own.
The Process of Transformation (24:41 - 30:30): Using an illustration of orange juice, Pastor Walter explains the difference between the "finished product" we often want and the "process" required to get there. He stresses that we cannot skip the pressing process if we want to be used by God.
The Power of Perspective (35:12 - 36:51): Pastor Walter encourages the congregation to maintain a Kingdom perspective by considering the sacrifices of others globally and trusting that God is working, even when the season is difficult.
Pastor Walter concludes by urging listeners not to despise the "pressing" in their lives, but to allow God to do the necessary work within them to prepare them for His greater plans.
Planted In Expectation | April 19th, 2026 | Lee Johnson
In this message, Lee Johnson explores the concept of expectancy and how it is rooted in one's paradigm—the lens through which we interpret our experiences and our relationship with God.
Key takeaways from the message:
Managing vs. Having No Expectations: Lee argues that we were crafted by an intentional God to have expectations. Rather than having no expectations to avoid disappointment, we should align our expectations with God's character and Word (0:00-3:20).
The Importance of Abiding: Drawing from John 15, Lee emphasizes that true peace and effectiveness come from abiding in Christ rather than operating out of a religious, task-oriented mindset, similar to the contrast between Mary and Martha (3:53-6:43).
The Role of Paradigms: Your view of God—what comes into your mind when you think of Him—is the most important thing about you. Lee challenges listeners to shift their paradigm by viewing God through the lens of Jesus, rather than a distant or unpredictable deity (11:51-22:20).
Faith and Reward: Referencing Hebrews 11:6, the message highlights that we must believe that God is and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. Faith is not about ignoring life's "giants" (like the report of the spies in the Old Testament), but about understanding that God is the defining factor (34:47-43:54).
Lee encourages listeners to pause, seek the Lord until they hear His voice, and move from a place of disappointment to a life of active, faith-filled partnership with God.
What Comes Next | April 12th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank explores the 40-day period between the Resurrection and the Ascension, focusing on how Jesus used this time to prepare, commission, and restore His disciples. He emphasizes that Jesus did not return to be celebrated, but to reveal purpose, power, and intimacy.
Key takeaways from the message:
Relational Ministry: Pastor Frank highlights that Jesus is not religious but relational (10:26). He appeared to Mary Magdalene and the disciples not to shame them for their shortcomings, but to offer peace and restore their assignments (6:16).
Restoration of the Disciples: The sermon details Jesus' encounter with Peter (22:33 - 23:45), showing how Jesus restored Peter after his denial by recommissioning him to "feed his sheep" (28:44).
The Role of Women: Addressing cultural misconceptions, Pastor Frank explains that Jesus used women, such as Mary Magdalene, to be the first messengers of the Resurrection (9:40, 17:14), noting that God grants gifts to all believers regardless of gender (18:04).
The Great Commission: The message concludes by reminding the congregation that the Ascension was the final act of Jesus' earthly ministry, signaling the start of the believers' assignment (32:36). We are called to "go" and make disciples wherever we are—at home, at work, or in our neighborhoods—empowered by the Holy Spirit (33:53 - 34:50).
Pastor Frank stresses that just as the disciples were called to wait for power from on high (3:00, 33:23), believers today must be obedient to their unique callings and remain ready for Christ's promised return (36:55).
The King is Coming | March 29th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank explores the significance of Palm Sunday and the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. He frames this event not merely as a historical celebration, but as a divinely orchestrated moment of prophetic fulfillment and sacrifice.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Significance of Nissan 10: (0:15 - 2:30) Pastor Frank explains that Jesus entered Jerusalem on Nissan 10, the same day Israelites traditionally selected the unblemished lamb for the Passover sacrifice, signifying Jesus as the ultimate sacrificial lamb.
Humility in Prophecy: (12:20 - 13:30, 18:00 - 19:15) Discussing Zechariah 9:9, the pastor highlights how Jesus entered Jerusalem not on a stallion as a conquering king, but humbly on a donkey's colt, fulfilling ancient prophecy.
The Meaning of 'Hosanna': (27:10 - 28:00) The term Hosanna is clarified as meaning "Save now," reflecting the people's cry for deliverance, though their understanding of his mission (political vs. spiritual) differed from God's eternal plan.
God's Power of Deliverance: (30:45 - 34:50) Using Psalms 107, the message emphasizes the importance of calling out to God in times of trouble and, crucially, the power of giving thanks for God's goodness.
Personal Testimony:
A Lesson in Gratitude: (35:34 - 42:30) Pastor Frank shares a moving personal testimony about his sister's critical illness. He reflects on his transition from "warring" in prayer to simply offering God thanks, which preceded a miraculous improvement in her condition and the removal of her life-support tube.
My Praise Belongs to Him |March 22nd, 2026 | Pastor Walter Spivey Jr.
In this sermon, Pastor Walter explores the concept of Tehillah Praise, a spontaneous, spirit-led form of worship that bubbles up from within a believer regardless of their outward circumstances. He emphasizes that true praise is not merely a performance or a reaction to good times, but a constant, intentional choice to honor God.
Key takeaways from the message:
Defining Tehillah Praise: This form of praise is described as an "audation" or a new song that is not rehearsed but wells up from the spirit (3:15-4:40). It is a deep, personal connection with God that can occur in private or community settings.
Praise at All Times: Referencing Psalm 34:1, Pastor Walter teaches that believers should praise God constantly, not just when life is going well (12:47-13:20). He encourages the congregation to move beyond treating worship as transactional—giving praise only when receiving a request—and instead offering praise because God is worthy (18:11-18:45).
The Power of Praise in Trials: Through the story of Paul and Silas in Acts 16:25-26, the message highlights how singing hymns in the midst of hardship can shake foundations, change atmospheres, and even impact those around us (31:23-38:08).
Praise as a Living Sacrifice: Pastor Walter urges the congregation to surrender their own agendas, complaints, and self-focus, replacing them with a spirit of gratitude and adoration (22:42-23:13).
Ultimately, the sermon serves as an invitation for believers to allow the Holy Spirit to activate their praise, recognizing that their unique voice of worship is something that God desires to hear at all times.
Divine Reversal | March 15th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, titled "Divine Reversal," Pastor Frank emphasizes the importance of staying watchful in the current spiritual climate, maintaining unity, and understanding one's identity as a child of God to experience breakthroughs.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Call to Watchfulness (0:00 - 1:35): Drawing from Revelation 3:3 and Matthew 16:3, Pastor Holland urges believers to discern the times and be spiritually alert, noting that Jesus performed the ultimate "divine reversal" by taking back what Adam gave away.
Praying for Nations and Leaders (2:31 - 6:35): Pastor Frank stresses the biblical mandate to pray for leaders and the peace of Jerusalem. He highlights the importance of unity in a nation and encourages believers to love all people, including those who are difficult to love.
The Story of Esther (7:43 - 15:53): Using the book of Esther, specifically Esther 4:14-16, he explains how Esther stepped into her God-given purpose for such a time as this. He teaches that like Esther, believers can petition the King of Kings for favor, even when it feels risky, and that God has a plan to overcome the enemy's plots.
Divine Favor and Preparation (16:32 - 25:05): Pastor Frank discusses how grace and favor at the set time (Moed) can lead to a turnaround. He shares a personal testimony about receiving travel upgrades to illustrate that we should ask for, expect, and prepare for God's favor in our own lives.
Identity and Purpose (26:00 - 30:00): The sermon concludes with a focus on knowing your identity as a son or daughter of God (Romans 8:14). He encourages the congregation to move beyond talking about their faith and to be active in their walk, declaring that limitations are not greater than God's supernatural abilities.
Burning Hearts | March 8th, 2026 | Pastor Linda Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Linda speaks on the importance of returning to a state of burning passion for God. Drawing from Joel 2 and the account of the disciples on the Road to Emmaus in Luke 24, she emphasizes that spiritual maturity requires moving past shallow faith and into a deeper, persistent pursuit of His presence.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Call to Repentance and Restoration: Pastor Linda highlights Joel 2:12-13, urging believers to rend their hearts and change direction, noting that God’s desire is always to restore and refresh those who turn back to Him (0:55-3:33).
The Importance of Holiness: Addressing the modern church, she discusses the necessity of exposing hidden sin to foster a pure bride for Christ, emphasizing that transparency leads to victory (3:51-5:44).
The Road to Emmaus (Luke 24): She explores the story of the two disciples who were so blinded by their despair that they didn't recognize Jesus walking beside them. This serves as a warning against becoming "spiritually dull" or forgetting the promises of scripture (11:03-15:56).
From Information to Revelation: A major takeaway is the process of moving from mere knowledge of the Bible to true revelation. She explains that it is in the "breaking of the bread" and digesting the Word that our hearts begin to burn with holy affection (19:15-20:58).
Abiding in His Presence: Pastor Linda concludes by challenging the congregation to become so "homesick" for God’s presence that His abiding love becomes their true home, replacing worry, fear, and anxiety (8:46-10:12).
Strength to Hold the Line | March 1st, 2026 | Pastor Walter Spivey Jr.
In this sermon, Pastor Walter addresses believers who may be struggling, feeling like giving up, or facing spiritual exhaustion. The core message is to find the strength to hold the line of faith, emphasizing that despite life's trials and temptations, followers of Jesus Christ are called to stand firm.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Power of Faith and Persistence (0:00 - 3:48): Pastor Walter encourages those with even a small amount of faith to persevere. He highlights that Christ's hope within believers provides the necessary strength to resist the urge to quit or waver.
Spiritual Armor (5:51 - 8:43): Drawing from Ephesians 6:11, the sermon stresses the importance of wearing the full armor of God at all times to withstand the enemy's strategies, rather than taking it off to accommodate worldly pressures.
Unity and Relationships (8:53 - 12:51): Pastor Walter urges believers to stop being at war with one another. He speaks specifically to spouses about resolving conflicts quickly (not letting the sun go down on wrath) and emphasizes that the church must remain united rather than divided by politics or personal offense.
Partnering with Christ (13:56 - 16:35): Believers are invited into a koinonia (fellowship and involvement) with Jesus. This partnership is not just about salvation, but about living daily in active relationship with Christ to fulfill the Great Commission.
Overcoming Temptation (18:29 - 22:42): Referring to 1 Corinthians 10:13, the message reassures the audience that temptation is common and that God always provides a way to endure and stand firm rather than giving in.
The Call to Stand (28:46 - 37:45): Pastor Walter concludes with a rallying cry for fathers, mothers, and the church at large to "hold the line." He uses the imagery of Christ as the Shepherd who protects his sheep, reminding the congregation that they house God and have a responsibility to keep their families and faith secure.
Be Lead, Be Filled | February 22nd, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank explores the essential role of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer, emphasizing the importance of being spirit-led and spirit-filled to achieve victory and live out one's faith.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Kingdom of God: The kingdom is defined by righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit (0:00-1:40). Pastor Frank notes that we cannot experience true peace or righteousness on our own; it requires Holy Spirit guidance (0:26-2:00).
The Role of the Holy Spirit: The Holy Spirit is described as God on earth, always pointing to and exalting Jesus (2:42-3:15). He leads us to freedom, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty (4:34-5:00).
Faith and Works: A significant portion of the message focuses on James 2, emphasizing that faith without works is dead (18:41-19:20). Being a follower of Christ involves active service and loving others well (14:43-15:00). Pastor Frank uses the examples of Abraham and Rahab to illustrate how faith is made perfect through action (23:41-26:10).
Living for Others: Pastor Frank challenges believers to look beyond their own needs and view serving others—even when it is an inconvenience—as an opportunity to represent Jesus (16:14-17:25).
The core message encourages the congregation to move beyond the "shallow end" of faith, to trust God in the deep, and to allow the Holy Spirit to empower them to destroy the works of the enemy and live in the freedom that Christ provided (8:08-9:13, 26:50-28:21).
Who Will You Serve Pt. 2 | February 15th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank explores the themes of protection, trust, and intimacy with God found in Psalm 91. He emphasizes that dwelling in the "secret place" of the Most High is an intentional, active choice to remain close to God, which serves as a refuge against the challenges and spiritual warfare of daily life.
Key takeaways from the message:
The Secret Place & Abiding: (0:13 - 1:41) To "abide" is to remain in a place of deep intimacy with God. This is an aggressive and intentional pursuit, not a passive one.
God as Refuge and Fortress: (2:16 - 6:41) Pastor Frank identifies four figures of security in God: the secret place, the shadow (covering), the refuge, and the fortress. Trusting God is essential to experiencing this protection.
Spiritual Warfare: (6:41 - 8:39, 10:55 - 11:47) The message addresses the "snare of the fowler" and "terrors by night." Pastor Frank encourages believers to wear the armor of God continuously, not just during the day, and to use worship and scripture as weapons against anxiety and fear.
Angelic Protection: (21:19 - 24:19) God assigns angels to protect believers in all their ways, ensuring that even small stumbles (like dashing a foot against a stone) are guarded against.
A Personal Relationship: (26:00 - 27:49) Pastor Frank highlights four promises from God for those who know His name: He answers when we call, He is with us in trouble, He delivers us, and He honors us.
Conclusion: (27:50 - 31:47) The sermon concludes with the promise of long life and salvation. Pastor Frank reminds the congregation that because they are a "presence-driven" church, they must actively choose to let God guide and empower them in every area of life—physically, emotionally, and financially.
Who Will You Serve Pt. 1 | February 8th, 2026 | Pastor Frank Holland
In this sermon, Pastor Frank discusses the theme of serving the Lord and the necessity of remaining faithful to God's moral standards. Drawing primarily from the books of Joshua and Psalms, the message emphasizes the importance of making a conscious, daily decision to follow God, even in challenging times.
Key takeaways from the message:
Obedience and Commitment: Pastor Frank highlights the life of Joshua as an example of faithful service (2:21 - 3:19). He encourages the congregation to move beyond "worshiping from afar" and to draw close to God through active obedience and relationship (3:31 - 4:14).
The Call to Choose: The message centers on the challenge posed in Joshua 24:15, urging individuals and families to take a stand and declare, "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord" (22:18 - 23:44).
Trusting God's Protection: Using Psalms 91, the pastor teaches that God is our refuge and fortress (35:54 - 36:18). He shares personal testimonies, including his own healing (44:27 - 45:00) and how his family relied on God's guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic (45:49 - 49:22).
Standing for Truth: The sermon addresses the "slow erosion" of moral standards in the nation and calls the church to be a "remnant" that continues to pray, declare the Word of God, and stand for righteousness (11:49 - 14:38).
Ultimately, the message serves as a reminder that regardless of the trials or societal changes, God is faithful to those who dwell in His presence and remain committed to His ways.
God Travels with Us | February 1st, 2026 | Pastor Walter Spivey Jr.
In this sermon, Pastor Walter explores the theme of "God Travels with Us," drawing from the experiences of Moses in the book of Exodus (33:14-17, 34:5-9). The message focuses on the importance of living a life where God's presence is the priority, rather than relying on our own plans or locations.
Key takeaways from the message:
God's Presence as the Priority: Pastor Walter emphasizes that where we go does not matter as much as whether God is with us (15:14-15:45). He warns against trying to get ahead of God, noting that believers should only move when He leads (29:24-30:30).
Grace and Forgiveness: Drawing from Exodus 34:6-7, Pastor Walter highlights God's character as compassionate, slow to anger, and full of unfailing love (8:16-8:50). He reminds the congregation that even when we fall short, God's mercy covers our sins when we seek Him (25:00-25:46).
Being God's Prized Possession: The sermon reinforces that every believer is God's "special possession" (16:37-17:00). We are called to live with that identity rather than acting like an accident or following the ways of the world (17:27-17:52).
Reverence and Obedience: Pastor Walter discusses the need for reverence in the presence of God (19:53-20:12). He uses the example of Moses entering the tent of meeting and the subsequent radiance of his face to illustrate what happens when one truly spends time with God (26:51-27:23).
Faith Over Familiarity: Pastor Walter encourages the congregation to step out in faith and avoid the temptation of choosing only what is comfortable or familiar (32:30-33:17). He challenges them to invite others to share in this journey, trusting God to order their steps and plant them in the right season (36:02-37:38).