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Throughout the Word of God, the devil is often portrayed as a lion. Yet, when we examine his tactics, we see that he is full of lies and has no true power over the mind or life of a believer in Jesus. We serve an all-knowing, all-powerful God who has given us authority through His Spirit to be more than conquerors.

12/28/2025 - Sunday Afternoon 

Scriptures: 

I Peter 5:8-9

Romans 7:13

II Corinthians 11:14

Psalm 10:8-10

II Kings 6:10

Isaiah 46:10

Jeremiah 23:24

Luke 4:9-11

Psalm 91:11-13

Job 1:20-21

Acts 12:5

Job 5:12

Psalm 17:12-13

I Peter 5:8-9

James 4:6-7

Hebrews 11:33

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In Matthew 2, we see the challenges faced by the Wise Men as they sought Jesus after His birth. Unlike ordinary travelers who wander aimlessly, they journeyed with a clear destination in mind. Just as the Wise Men encountered difficulties on their way to see the King, they provide an example of the dedication and focus a believer should have when coming to a church service.

12/21/2025 - Sunday Afternoon

Scriptures:

Matthew 2:1-12

Matthew 2:1

Jeremiah 29:13

Deuteronomy 4:29

Matthew 2:2

Proverbs 3:5-6

Matthew 2:3

Matthew 2:4-6

Psalm 119:105

John 5:39

Matthew 2:7-8

Matthew 2:9

Matthew 2:10

Psalm 89:15

Psalm 126:3

Psalm 122:0

Matthew 2:11

Hebrews 4:15-16

1 John 2:2

Matthew 2:12

II Corinthians 5:17

I Corinthians 6:11

Acts 2:37-38

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From the very beginning of the creation of man, organized religion has often tried to intrude upon the Apostolic Church. Yet there are still saints and believers, descendants of the seed of Abraham, who are determined to uphold Acts 2:38, holiness, and separation unto the Lord—even in these last days. To preserve these spiritual lines, there must be a Church that knows how to build an altar and pray.

12/18/2025 - Thursday Night

Scriptures:

Genesis 12:1-8

Genesis 13:7-13, 18

Exodus 29:41-45

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Often in the life of a believer, we love to focus on the mountaintop experiences, failing to realize that most of our time will be spent in the valleys. The enemy of our soul wants to convince us that God is only the God of the mountains, not of the valleys. Yet, when we examine our lives and the Word of God, we begin to recognize that no matter where we are, He is—and always will be—the God of both the mountains and the valleys.

12/14/2025 - Sunday Afternoon

Scriptures:

I Kings 20:28

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12/11/2025 - Thursday Night

Scriptures:

Psalm 119:145-152

Philippians 1:6

Psalm 138:8

Psalm 119:145-147

Psalm 119:10

Psalm 61:1

Psalm 62:8

Psalm 142:2

Isaiah 25:9

Psalm 119:145-152

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A man named Oscar Wilde wrote his most famous work, The Picture of Dorian Gray, which can also be read as a reflection of his own life. In it, we see the devastating effects of sin, and by the end of the story, the main character is completely destroyed. This serves as a warning for us today: when sin is allowed to take root in the life of a believer, it can ultimately lead to spiritual death and eternal separation from God.

12/07/2025 - Sunday Afternoon 

Scriptures:

Mark 8:34-37

Isaiah 1:18

I John 1:8-9

Isaiah 55:7

Isaiah 59:1

Psalm 107:17-20

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12/04/2025 - Thursday Night

Scriptures:

Ephesians 2:1-6

Numbers 16:46-48

Mark 16:17-20

Luke 10:19

I Samuel 3:19

Psalm 42:1

Genesis 12:7-8

Isaiah 6:1-7

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Solomon was the only man to ever rise to the top of two kingdoms: the kingdom of the flesh and the kingdom of the Spirit. As the years of his life came to an end, he shows us in the book of Ecclesiastes the true meaning and purpose of life, which is to serve God with all of our heart.

11/30/2025 - Sunday Afternoon

Scriptures:

Ecclesiastes 1:1-5

Ecclesiastes 7:2

Ecclesiastes 1:4

Ecclesiastes 6:12

Ecclesiastes 3:1-11

Ecclesiastes 9:10

Ecclesiastes 8:8

Ecclesiastes 2:10-11

Proverbs 15:16

Ecclesiastes 2:23

Ecclesiastes 1:8

Ecclesiastes 6:7

Ecclesiastes 4:8, 16

Ecclesiastes 7:3-4, 13

Ecclesiastes 12:1, 13

Ecclesiastes 9:4

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As Paul pursued the will of God, he faced fierce opposition and even a violent storm at sea on his journey to Rome, yet he still took time to give thanks. His example shows us that gratitude is possible even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty. As a church, although we have endured hardship and trial this past year, we can be thankful for the God who is always in control.

11/23/2025 - Thanksgiving Service 

Scriptures:

Acts 27:14-20, 31-35

I Thessalonians 5:18

Acts 27:40

Psalm 103:1-2

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When Moses descended from Mount Sinai and shattered the tablets of stone, it seemed as though the covenant itself had been broken beyond repair. Yet God, rich in mercy, offered Moses and the people a new beginning by writing His words on the stone once again. In the same way, when we fail or “break” what God has entrusted to us, His grace meets us with another chance, rewriting hope and purpose into our lives.

11/20/2025 - Thursday Night

Scriptures:

Exodus 32:15-19

Exodus 24:12-18

Ephesians 3:8

Psalm 145:3

Isaiah 55:9

Jeremiah 18:4

Psalm 150

Exodus 34:1

Romans 12:1

Exodus 34:29