Title: The Not-So-Spiritual Gifts: A Call to Real Surrender
Speaker: Bro. Tony

Description:In this heartfelt and convicting message, Bro. Tony challenges believers to examine the "not-so-spiritual gifts" that often creep into the Christian life—vindictiveness, half-heartedness, and distraction. Drawing from Luke 9 and the story of James, John, and those who made excuses to delay following Christ, he reminds us how easy it is to look spiritual while harboring unspiritual attitudes. Using vivid illustrations, like the cuckoo bird pushing others from the nest and Martha's misplaced busyness, Bro. Tony calls us to wholehearted surrender. Are you truly following Christ, or just polishing up the wrong gifts? It's time to throw them away and press in closer to the Savior.

04_06_2025 - Sunday Evening Service

04_13_2025 - Sunday School

(Message starts at 13min 30sec)In this message, Pastor Wiggins walks us through Romans 11, answering the important question: Has God cast away His people, Israel? With clear Scripture teaching, he explains that Israel’s setting aside is partial, passing, and purposeful. We learn about the history of synagogues, the corruption of God's law by the Pharisees, and the miracle of Jewish believers still being saved today. Pastor Wiggins reminds us that God's promises to Israel stand firm and that, though times of hardship remain — especially during the coming Tribulation — Israel's full restoration is certain and will lead to great praise to God. A message of hope, patience, and trust in God's perfect timing.4_23_25 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

04_09_2025 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

04_06_2025 - Sunday Morning Service

04_06_2025 - Sunday School

04_02_2025 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

In this message, Pastor Wiggins carefully examines the traditional “Good Friday” timeline and demonstrates—through a literal, contextual reading of Scripture and Jewish time‑keeping—that Jesus must have been crucified on Wednesday. Drawing on passages from Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, he shows how only a Wednesday burial allows for the full three days and three nights in the tomb (Matthew 12:40) and accommodates both the High Sabbath of Passover and the weekly Sabbath before the Resurrection. He underscores the importance of fulfilling every jot and tittle of Scripture and invites listeners to re‑evaluate tradition in light of God’s precise Word.

🔍 Main Argument:

Jesus was not crucified on Friday as traditionally believed ("Good Friday"), because:

• That does not allow for 72 hours (three days and three nights) in the tomb before His resurrection.

• The “Sabbath” mentioned immediately after the crucifixion was not the weekly Sabbath (Saturday), but rather a High Sabbath—a special annual Sabbath associated with the Feast of Passover.

  📖 Scripture Highlights:

1. Mark 15 & Luke 23:
   Mention Jesus was crucified before the Sabbath.

2. Leviticus 23:

   • Lists 7 High Sabbaths, unrelated to the weekly Sabbath.

   • These occur during feast days: Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, Pentecost, Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles.

3. John 19:31:

   “...for that Sabbath day was an high day...”

   • Indicates the Sabbath following the crucifixion was a special feast day, not the usual Saturday.

4. John 19:14:

   “It was the preparation of the Passover...”

   • Shows the crucifixion occurred before the Passover Sabbath, not before the weekly Sabbath.

5. Matthew 28:1:

   “In the end of the Sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week...”

6. This is now referring to the weekly Sabbath (Saturday ending, Sunday dawning), confirming that the resurrection was after the weekly Sabbath.

   
   

   🧠 Logical Flow:

• If Jesus died on Wednesday, then:

  • Thursday = High Sabbath (Passover).

  • Friday = Women prepared spices (Luke 23:56).

  • Saturday = Weekly Sabbath.

  • Sunday = Resurrection before dawn.

That timeline does allow for:

• Three full days and nights (Wed PM - Sat PM).

• Two Sabbaths: High Day & Weekly.

This fits Jesus' own words in Matthew 12:40:

“For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale’s belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.”

🔁 Conclusion from the Preacher:

• The traditional Good Friday view doesn’t align with scripture when honestly evaluated.

• This isn’t about being different, it’s about being biblically accurate.

• Many have simply accepted tradition without study.04_16_2025 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

03_30_2025 - Sunday Evening Service