Sermon Title: Before It’s Too Late — Remember Your Creator

Speaker: Elder Wilton Williams

Date: May 2, 2026

Key Text: Ecclesiastes 12:1–6In this urgent and thought-provoking message, Elder Wilton Williams brings to life the powerful words of Ecclesiastes 12:1–6—a call to remember our Creator before time slips away.Life moves quickly. Youth fades. Strength declines. Opportunities don’t last forever. This sermon is a heartfelt reminder that now is the time to seek God, to live with purpose, and to align our lives with His will—before it’s too late.Elder Williams challenges us to reflect on the brevity of life and the importance of making decisions that have eternal impact. Don’t wait for the “right moment”—the right moment is now.

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Sermon Summary:
This sermon focuses on the Biblical idea of “one anothering,” emphasizing how Christians are called to relate to each other in loving, supportive ways. Drawing from passages like Galatians 5, the speaker contrasts the sinful nature—marked by jealousy, conflict, and division—with the fruit of the Spirit, which produces love, kindness, patience, and unity. The New Testament repeatedly commands believers to care for, encourage, serve, and uplift one another, showing that these are not optional behaviors but essential to a healthy Christian community.

The sermon also stresses that living this way is impossible through human effort alone; it requires transformation through Jesus and the work of the Holy Spirit. Believers are challenged to reflect on how they treat others in their church and to actively care for those who may be struggling or absent. Ultimately, the message calls Christians to pursue unity and love in their relationships, reminding them that how they treat one another is a vital part of their faith and witness to the world.

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Key Themes:
• Revelation 13 explained
• The mark of the beast & false worship
• Faithfulness under persecution
• The role of deception in the last days
• The importance of God’s commandments & the Sabbath
• Perseverance and loyalty to Christ

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