In “Faith Made Complete”, Rodney shares that your faith is made compete when it is accompanied by action. In other words, faith without works is dead. Honest questions about the genuineness of our faith come when there are no observable outward displays of faith. Faith without action leaves us feeling incomplete and leaves others still in need. Faith is not merely internal. Internal faith is actualized externally. Faith on the inside is seen on the outside. To become part of God’s family all you have to do is believe, but every family member has assigned chores to do. God saves you by his grace, but his grace should produce good actions and deeds. Unless your faith is producing good deeds, the grace of God has not taken a hold of you and is without effect. Faith that is never acted on has never seen a miracle. Your actions motivated by your love reveals your faith. We aren’t made right by what we do, but we are “shown to be right with God” by what we do. Your faith in Jesus is made complete when you act on your faith. Because faith without action is dead. Your faith is made complete when you act on what you know is God’s revealed will and word for your life. When your faith is made complete you can move that mountain.

In “WE BELIEVE Everyone Has Sinned But There’s A Solution”, Rodney shares that we all have problems. But, the biggest problem we all face has a solution. The biggest problem we have, and that we can’t solve on our own is sin. Any transgression of the holiness and law of God in commission, omission, thought, word, or deed is sin. Sin separates us from intimate relational fellowship with God, and one another. You and I are broken. The Bible teaches we are born broken. We are sinful people. Many of life’s problems are fixable, and temporal. The ultimate problem with sin, if not dealt with, is its consequences are irreversible and eternal. You don’t need a fixer. You need a Savior. The answer is in Jesus Christ our Lord. You must come to terms with how you are going to deal with the problem of your sin. The cure to your sin problem is found in the blood of Jesus Christ. The process of salvation and beginning a relationship with God involves repentance and faith. We believe that all have sinned and come short of the glory of God and that repentance is commanded of God for all and necessary for forgiveness of sins.

In “WE BELIEVE Jesus Christ Is The Only Begotten Son Of The Father”, Rodney shares what you believe affects what you think about the Bible, life, humanity, God, Jesus, and even what happens to us when we die. Who is Jesus? This will be the most important question you will need to answer. Jesus is the central figure of the Bible. Every major religion in the world considers Jesus to be important, even if they don’t accept him as Lord; so, we ought to pause and consider the life of Jesus, and what the Bible reveals about him. The Bible reveals Jesus as the Son of God. Jesus’ nature is not like, similar, or related to God. Jesus - He is God. God’s divine relationship with Jesus makes it possible, if you believe in Him, to have a relationship with your heavenly Father. You owe it to yourself to research the truth of Jesus. We Believe, that Jesus Christ is the only begotten Son of the Father, conceived of the Holy Ghost, and born of the Virgin Mary. That Jesus was crucified, buried, and raised from the dead. That He ascended to heaven and is today at the right hand of the Father as the Intercessor.

In, “We Believe: In One God Eternally Existing In Three Persons; Namely, The Father, Son, And Holy Ghost.”, Rodney shares that we believe and trust many things we don’t fully understand. It is impossible to fully understand God. So, what is God like? To whom do we pray? How do we relate to God? God is a spirit, who has both natural and moral attributes. This wonderful God can be known personally. There is only one God, and He exists in three distinct persons. The trinity is not explained or understood like arithmetic. It is a divine complex relationship, not a simple math equation. Yet, there is lots of scriptural evidence for the Trinity. And, it is God’s expectations of his people that they love, obey, and serve our God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. We believe: In one God eternally existing in three persons; namely, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

In, “WE BELIEVE In the Verbal Inspiration of Scripture”, Rodney shares that if you form your spiritual thoughts off of opinions, customs, or feelings that constantly or periodically change, then your faith is not that stable or reliable. You need an absolute truth to govern our life. What do you believe about the Bible? Is it true? How grounded are you in your belief? Beliefs influence the trajectory of your life. It is your belief in the accuracy and trustworthiness of scripture that leads us to believe the story of Jesus is true. We Believe: In the verbal inspiration of the Bible. All scripture is the revealed thoughts, words, and expressed will of God in written form. We have faith in Jesus because; we believe the Bible is the inerrant, infallible, inspired word of God revealed to mankind.

In “Faith Earns You A Good Reputation”, Rodney shares that scriptural faith is placing your trust, hopes, dreams, and confidence in the person, will, and words of Jesus Christ. The writer of Hebrews states, “Faith shows the reality of what we hope for; it is the evidence of things we cannot see.” It is the guarantee or “title-deed” for that which we hope for and anticipate with a fixed assurance. By acting on our faith and trust in God we can earn a good reputation and testimony, just like the Old Testament patriarchs of old. By obeying and following the will of God everyday, even in the small things of life, we are building legacy, and our reputation is being cemented. Our acts of everyday business done in faith will leave a legacy that will allow our own stories to be told. One day you may be invited into the Hall of Faith along with the great cloud of witnesses, and what a glorious day that will be. Faith isn’t fake it, ‘till you make it. It is if you believe it, you can receive it. What you do today, in faith, will build your good reputation for others to follow.

In "Say The Word", Rodney shares some confuse faith with the power of “positive thinking” or a “positive confession”. Positive thinking is certainly good for you, and better than the alternative. A positive confession is better than negative words and can build your faith. But, scriptural faith is placing your trust, hopes, dreams, and confidence in the person, will, and words of Jesus Christ. The words of Jesus have authority and power because of who He is. All he has to do is "say the word", and miracles happen. You can move mountains when you speak with authority, and with power vested within you by the Holy Spirit, in the name of Jesus Christ.

In “Anything Is Possible”, Rodney shares that it is normal to have feelings of doubt and unbelief regarding receiving a miracle. But, know this, doubt and unbelief are enemies to faith. When your circumstances are telling you a miracle is not possible, At that point, you don’t need a “How to” in five steps lecture, a well-crafted sermon, or a weak well-worded impotent prayer. You need a demonstration of the power of the Holy Spirit. You need a mountain moving miracle. The Lord will work with whatever you bring to him, no matter how small or feeble your faith may be. Because, when Jesus is present, “Anything is possible if a person believes.” Your faith can contribute to the timing and experiencing of the miracle you are asking for. So, have faith. Jesus is able. Jesus is willing. Jesus is here!

In “Got Faith”, Rodney shares that there is a lesson to be learned from the story of the persistent widow and unjust judge, told by Jesus. An important factor to receiving a miracle is to have a spirit that always prays and never gives up. A spirit of perseverance and tenacity in our prayer life is required if we want to experience a breakthrough. God, the righteous judge, who is Lord of all, is just and he will do right by you, and his chosen people. When God finally decides to act on your behalf and perform a miracle his action is swift, deliberate, and intentional. Nothing can stop his word and will from accomplishing what it is sent to do. So, got faith? Get ready to see your miracle. God is looking to strengthen the hearts of his chosen people, who have faith in him. Will the Lord find you with faith? Got faith?

In “Shameless Persistence”, Rodney shares that an important aspect of receiving a miracle is asking God for it. James 4:12, says, “Yet you don’t have what you want because you don’t ask God for it.” God may be waiting on you to simply ask him. Miracles happen, and mountains move when we pray with faith. Sometimes unexpected emergencies happen in your life, where you needed help immediately. Desperate situations call for desperate measures. How many times have you settled for an unanswered prayer after only praying one time? How many of us have missed a miracle because we are not shamelessly persistent? If you need a miracle, come to God and be shamelessly persistent. In Luke 11:9, Jesus said, “And so I tell you, keep on asking, and you will receive what you ask for. Keep on seeking, and you will find. Keep on knocking, and the door will be opened to you.