In this sermon, Pastor Reginald Johnson walks through Acts 6:1–10 to show how conflict, change, and growth shape the church’s mission, reminding us that detours aren’t meant to derail us but to deepen our discipleship. Through the early church’s struggle to care for overlooked widows, he calls us to embrace gospel-rooted humility, shared ministry, and faithful devotion to the Word and prayer. 

In this sermon from Acts 5:22–42, Brother David Yeargin explores the cost of following Jesus, showing how Spirit-filled disciples embrace freedom, proclaim God’s message boldly, and rejoice in the face of persecution. He challenges listeners to examine what their faith is costing them and to live with unwavering joy and obedience for Christ." 

In this sermon from Acts 5:1–21, Brother David Yeargin explores how Spirit-filled disciples live for Christ rather than themselves, exemplified through generosity, bold witness, and unwavering obedience. He challenges listeners to embrace faith that acts boldly in the face of fear, comforts, and opposition, trusting God above all else.

In this sermon from Acts 4:1–32, Pastor Reginald Johnson unpacks how the early church responded to opposition with prayer, unity, and Spirit-empowered boldness. He shows how God uses pressure and persecution not to silence His people, but to strengthen their faith and magnify the name of Jesus. 

In this sermon from Acts 3:1-26, Pastor Reggie Johnson shows how God’s power works through ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. He unpacks how the healing of the lame man points to the greater reality that only Jesus can restore what is truly broken and make the impossible possible. 

In this sermon from Acts 2:42–47, Brother David Yeargin shows how the Spirit of God unites believers of every background into a family marked by devotion, generosity, and joy. He unpacks how the early church’s commitment to God’s Word, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer produced genuine community and powerful witness—and how the same Spirit continues to shape the church today.

In this sermon from Acts 2:1–41, Pastor Reginald Johnson explores the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended and the Church was born. He shows how the Spirit’s power transformed ordinary believers into bold witnesses, calling us to live with that same Spirit-filled dependence and mission today. 

In this sermon from Acts 1:12–26, Brother David Yeargin shows how the early church responded to Jesus’ ascension with prayer, submission to Scripture, and dependence on God’s will. He unpacks how their example calls us today to be a praying people who trust the Spirit’s power, submit to God’s Word, and walk faithfully in the mission Christ has given us. 

In this sermon from Acts 1:1–11, Pastor Reginald Johnson unpacks how Jesus’ mission did not end with His resurrection but continues through His people empowered by the Holy Spirit. He shows how this passage grounds us in the reality of the risen King, calls us to live as witnesses of His kingdom, and directs our hope toward His promised return. 

In this closing passage of 1 John (verses 14-21), Pastor Reginald Johnson walks us through the tension we all feel between sin within us, sin around us, and the security we have in Christ. While our cultural moment is marked by fear, division, and tragedy, John reminds us that those born of God are both called and kept—no longer bound to sin, but protected by the love of Christ.