In part 1 of our new sermon series | OnGoing Devotion | Pastor Andrew preaches on the reality that the early followers of Jesus experienced as couriers of God's grace, in the name of Jesus.

In this message, Andrew encourages us to look out for opportunities to minister, to have faith in Jesus the Way Maker, and use life stories and miracles to evangelize. In all, as couriers of God's grace, we carry Jesus wherever we go. This IS our Life.

Andrew walks us through Acts 3 which highlights when we are 'on route' to the various destinations and events we are attending, life happens. So let us be poised to see the opportunities that present themselves to minister the grace and goodness of God - through faith in Jesus' name. He is our Way Maker and Miracle worker.

In Part 6 Pastor Andrew shares there is an incredible transformation that occurs when we DEVOTE ourselves ONGOING to the apostles' teachings, fellowship, and prayer. Faith in Jesus is both a personal and corporate dimension. They are not mutually exclusive of one another. Saying, "personal faith doesn't matter", is a lie from the enemy, to bog you down in red tape. Resist the cool-aid 😊.

In this message Pastor Andrew speaks to the spiritual enrichment that's experienced when ongoing devotion is the preferred reality. As we devote ourselves personally and corporately to reliable teaching ----the result is reliable hope 😀🙏

In part five of our sermon series "The Great Awakening," Pastor Andrew talks about the blessing of 'standing' in the will of God. God's will is multifaceted and part of His will for us includes being joyful, prayerful and overflowing with thanksgiving in all circumstances.

This is not an easy endeavor. As humans, we have our default settings. It can take time to reprogram our mind, will, and emotions to align with this heritage of 'thanksgiving' as God's Children. Thankfully we are not alone in this refining. We have the Holy Spirit who rewires and reworks the deep recesses of the fiber of our being (mind, will, emotions). Coupled with our spoken words, Holy Spirit empowers us to live in thankfulness all the days of our life.

Join Pastor Andrew as he takes us into the story of the believers of Thessalonica, one of the early churches in Macedonia, and see how they modeled a reputation that all Christians should pray for and endeavor to live.

In part four of our sermon series "The Great Awakening," Pastor Andrew talks about the importance of having 'OPEN ARMS TO JESUS'. People are watching. Bystanders are always listening. Sharing matters. Proclaiming the marvelous acts of God matters, whether it is received or not.

When we share our testimony about Jesus Christ with others there will be times when the message may not be received or outright rejected. Jesus experienced this too with the Pharisees (religious leaders of his day) and common folk. His message of the Kingdom was not always received by everyone. Some even said blasphemies against Him and the Holy Spirit because they refused to believe what their eyes had seen, or ears had heard. Jesus called them the crooked or perverse generation.

Pastor Andrew shared how this label and title which Peter called out in his message is no different in today's context. Yet, we need not lose heart. Rather, be resolved and bold to share Christ in love. Seeds are being planted. God takes care of the results. He casts a wide net. Many are called, but the reception of the invitation is up to them.

We can learn a lesson from the crowd in attendance on the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit was poured out and 'signs' were taking place. Tongues and prophecy were evidenced, attesting to Jesus' status as Lord and Christ.

After hearing the report (seeds sown) by Peter (Disciple of Jesus) concerning the ascended Jesus Christ, the Messiah whom they had crucified had indeed risen - the crowd responded with a repentant heart of faith. Receiving therefore the gift of baptism into the family of God, forgiveness, and promised Holy Spirit.

Let us be bold to share the truth and welcome all with open arms as they repent, experiencing baptism and forgiveness through faith in Jesus Christ.

In part three Pastor Andrew talks about the importance of believers seeing the value of all the gifts of the Spirit in the family of God, while eagerly excelling in what build's up the church. Love and prophesy.

In Part 2 of our message series: The Great Awakening Series, Pastor Andrew preaches on the importance of prayer.

Prayer is the communication system in which one approaches God and also discerns and discovers God's perfect and pleasing will for our lives. When we practice the discipline of prayer we til the soil of our heart to receive and approve all that God has for us and desires to pour out upon us, by His Holy Spirit.

Will you invite Him to pour out all he has in store for you? Call out to Him and he will give us Holy Spirit to all who ask.

In our new sermon series, The Great Awakening, Pastor Andrew preaches how that in the midst of emotional rollercoasters and chaos of life - there is always the promise of blessing and spiritual awakening.

Acts 1 highlights this wonderful blessing and awakening that occurs through the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

This series begins in Acts 1, where Jesus has taught about the kingdom of God, has revealed to the disciples the fulfillment of all the scriptures concerning the Messiah's fulfillment of O.T prophecy. At this point, Jesus ascends and unleashes his followers to witness to the nations. Commissioned to continue the mission of teaching and proclaiming the Kingdom of God and the power of the Gospel, for all who believe by the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Andrew teaches how the disciples wait in anticipation and prayer for the long-awaited fulfillment of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on all people. Upon outpouring, they are empowered to fulfill the commission to continue where Jesus left off.

Pastor Isaiah walks us through discovering the difference between Job and Zechariah. One man went to the court and one didn't. One was restored immediately and one suffered great harm, which Pastor Isaiah believes could have been avoided.

Pastor Andrew looks at Jesus' chat with his disciples in Matthew Chapter 24 and how his shepherding words of instruction "do not be alarmed" when we face a crisis, for our heavenly Father knows what he is doing and working through the 'birth pains' of life experiences to usher in the new age to come - when Jesus reigns on earth as in heaven.

In Part 2 of Come Walk with me. Pastor Andrew looks at Deut 34 and Joshua 1 and how the stories in these passages illustrate how God calls us to follow Him, across the 'rivers' in our own lives and into the land of promise and destiny he has intended for us. We all make ‘missteps and mistakes’ that God will not allow to negate his divine promises.

May the promise of His presence and His promise to fulfill his intended purposes in our life as declared to us through His written Word fortify our resolve in all the seasons we face. God walks with us patiently and purposely leading us out of things and leading us to his designed place of promise and destiny, despite our missteps.