Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks

Scripture: Matthew 15:7-11

Objective: In Matthew 15, Jesus tells the Pharisees and scribes that they care more about rules than really loving God. The speaker talks about needing a “I need a heart transplant,” meaning we need to be honest in our faith, not just follow rules because we have to.

Speaker: Pastor Richard Parks

Scripture: Psalms 73: 16-17

Objective: The message highlights that while challenges may persist for believers, ultimate fulfillment and understanding come from a life centered in faith and service to God.

Speaker: Lady Liz Parks

Scripture: Ephesians 6:11-17

Objective: Believers are encouraged to symbolically put on this armor each day by focusing on God, living truthfully, trusting in Him, and holding onto His Word. By embracing these principles, they can face life’s challenges with strength and maintain a peaceful connection with God.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks

Scripture: Act 3:1 - 10

Objective: This account highlights the transformative power of faith and the Holy Spirit. It centers on three key points: the man’s condition from birth, his inability to care for himself, and his dependence on others for support.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks

Scripture: 2 Samuel 22:1-7

Objective: In 2 Samuel 22, David sings a song of thanks to God for saving him from his enemies, showing trust in God as his protector and savior.

The speaker encourages daily gratitude, not just for material blessings, but for the gift of God and salvation through Jesus. Even in hard times and losses, we can praise God for His support and presence.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks

Scripture: Matthew 11:27-30

Objective: The speaker emphasizes that true peace and resolution in life come from accepting Jesus’s invitation, rather than relying on modern psychological advice. By contrasting the steadfast faith of John the Baptist with the disbelief of others, the speaker encourages a personal relationship with Jesus as the path to lasting fulfillment.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks

Scripture: Mark 5:25-34

Objective: Faith in Jesus brings hope and healing, showing that God’s healing power is available when medical help falls short.

Speaker: Pastor DeShawn Parks

Scripture: Luke 22:31-32

Objective: This sermon, based on Luke 22:31-34, explores the concept of “sifting,” where trials and challenges test and refine a believer’s faith. Jesus tells Peter that Satan desires to sift him, but He has prayed for Peter’s faith to remain strong so that, once converted, he might strengthen others.

Through the examples of Peter and Job, the sermon emphasizes that while believers may face hardships, these experiences lead to spiritual growth and a deeper trust in Christ’s victory over the world.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks

Scripture: Luke 12:12-21

Objective:

- Focus on spiritual growth instead of gathering wealth.

- You can't serve both God and money; choose what matters most.

- Spend time getting closer to God, not just enjoying His gifts.

- True happiness comes from following God, not chasing after things.

Speaker: Sr. Pastor Richard Parks

Scripture: Psalm 121

Objective: This sermon, based on Psalm 121, emphasizes God's constant protection and presence, contrasting human forgetfulness with divine stability. The speaker highlights the importance of recognizing God's role in societal progress and portrays Him as the ultimate caregiver, offering comfort in difficult times.