Huldah didn’t seek the spotlight, but when God’s Word needed to be proclaimed, she stood firm in truth and faith.

Barak is often overlooked because of Deborah’s prominence, but his obedience—though hesitant—demonstrates that faith doesn’t always start strong, but it can still finish well.

What is Prayer?

Pastor Detra Carter

In a world full of competing voices and shifting beliefs, why does Jesus remain the center of it all? This message will strip away the noise and focus on the truth: Jesus is not just one option among many—He is the way, the truth, and the life.

The resurrection is not just about what happened to Jesus; it’s about what happens to us. Through Him, we are made new. Our past no longer defines us, our sins are forgiven, and we are given a new identity in Christ.

Death is humanity’s greatest enemy, yet Jesus overcame it. His resurrection was not just about His triumph—it was about ours, too. Because He conquered the grave, we have the promise of eternal life and freedom from the power of sin.

When Jesus died, His followers were devastated. Their hope seemed lost. But on the third day, everything changed. Christ’s resurrection restored hope in a way that no one expected, proving that even in our darkest moments, God is still at work.

In a world that often prioritizes innovation over tradition, the Bible calls us to honor those who came before us. Drawing from Leviticus 19:32, this sermon explores the importance of respecting the elderly, learning from their wisdom, and fostering a society that values their contributions. By showing reverence to our elders, we not only uphold biblical principles but also reflect our love and devotion to God.

Jesus’s name is exalted above every name, and this truth has great implications on the believer’s authority and identity. Every knee will bow at His name; therefore you can walk confidently in the authority granted to you as an ambassador of Christ.

This week we examine the story of Peter healing the lame man by the temple gate. There is authority and power in Jesus' name to bring about physical and spiritual healing. We must seek and recognize Jesus’ healing presence in our lives, both for personal and community transformation.