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Jesus welcomes to the dinner table people who would betray, deny and doubt him. Jesus, on the cross, was saying all are accepted, all are beloved. This Good Friday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached a message on a table and a cross that changed humanity forever.

Whenever the son of God encounters our death, He always wins. Death has been undefeated for far to long, but it's time is up. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Luke 7 where Jesus encounters a crowd of death and as the two words collide, grace happens. Life has met death, grace has met sin and grace wins.

Everywhere Jesus shows up, grace wins. This Sunday we launched our new series GRACE WINS and heard a powerful message from Pastor Josh Kelsey on the grace Jesus brings in the encounter with the woman at the well in John 4. The thirst our soul craves for that we all have in our lives was created only for a relationship with God. Our lives work when our first thirst is met in Jesus and filled by Him, then every other thirst and desire in our lives falls into place. Our spiritual thirst can only be met by a spiritual God.

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How is your hospitality of Jesus? What does it look like in your life in terms of hosting Jesus? Let's welcome Jesus into all areas of our lives and lay everything down at His feet. This ALLIN Team Night, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached out of Luke 7 a powerful message on hosting Jesus in our hearts and lives. No matter what your past looks like, when you bring it to Him, He welcomes you with open arms and grace.

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This Sunday, guest Paul Scanlon preached a powerful message on new beginnings. Whatever your new beginning is, God is in the middle of it and is bringing out a great purpose behind it all. In all of your beginnings are hidden your endings and what you need to learn. Preparation and honing your skills will help you tackle your ending. Be encouraged today what you are beginning, stick with it to see God fulfill His vision through you.

There is great opposition when you are about God's love. There is an enemy against His love and there is a battle going on for your life. That is why we are given the armor of God to be equipped and ready for every battle we face. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on Ephesians 6 and the armor of God we have been given. Let's put on the armor of God this week so that we may fight in the spiritual world and we can bring change in the natural.

Grace doesn't mean that we now live as we choose. Tithing is not a payment to God, it's honoring God with your wealth. It's recognizing Him as the source of everything you have. This past Sunday, Pastor Emmanuel Hastings spoke on the grace of giving as we build and are generous with our finances. God's grace doesn't empower us to live selfishly. His grace covers us when we fall short, but it empowers us to live for other people.

We cannot disconnect living on mission from generosity. Our giving flows out of our lives being on mission for Christ. This past Sunday, Pastor Filmore Bouldes preached on the heart beat of giving and how we are called to give and build the house through our finances. Jesus came not to free us from generosity but to free us to generosity. Let us step into building His church with our generosity so we may see a city come alive in Christ.

You are accepted, you are loved. There is grace for your past and glory for your blindness and there is love for your fear. This Sunday, Pastor Josh Kelsey preached on this radical love from Jesus that accepts us by grace and gives us a mission to live out through our lives. Let us live boldly through His love and His spirit so we may bring His glory to earth.

We are women who empower others forward. Women who speak faith and life. Who don't agree with defeat. This is the heart of a woman who finds her confidence in Christ. This past DAUGHTERS, Pastor Georgie Kelsey preached this message of confidence out of Judges 4 for us as women in New York City.