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You can’t heal what you won’t confront. And God can’t restore what you refuse to reveal. Some of you, under the sound of my voice, need to come to yourself.

In today’s culture, we pretend to celebrate “being real,” but what we often tend to do is celebrate recklessness. 

True authenticity doesn’t mean airing all your drama—it means aligning your life with the identity God gave you before the world tried to define you. 

Closing Song: You Can't Hide From Yourself by Teddy Pendergrass

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Most of us know David first and foremost because of his bout with Goliath.  But what we never examine is that David didn’t stop fighting after Goliath fell. That was just the opening round.

See, we often celebrate the slingshot moment — that one win that silences the doubters, the breakthrough that puts our name on the map, the miracle that makes us believe. But what we don’t talk about enough is the decades of battles that followed.

David was continuously at war.
 He fought the Philistines as a boy with a stone and a sling.
 He then found himself a fugitive, dodging Saul’s spears while still leading God’s armies.
 And even when he was finally able to take the throne, wear the crown, and have an army behind him, He was still called to war.

Why?
Let me make this clear - anointing attracts warfare.

The Battle Is The Lord's by Yolanda Adams

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In Job 1:8, “the Lord said unto Satan, Hast thou considered my servant Job, that feareth God, and escheweth evil?”

This moment is pivotal because it shows that Job wasn’t just noticed by God, he was recommended by God. That alone speaks volumes.

When God calls someone “my servant,” it’s not just a title; it’s an endorsement of trust, faithfulness, and character. 

In Job’s case, God wasn't setting him up to suffer; He was setting him up to shine, to silence the accusations of the enemy with a life that would prove genuine even under pressure.

Closing Songs:

I'm a Soldier In the Army of The Lord by Bobby Jones

I Shall Wear A Crown by Bruce Parham

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Today, I want to get all up in your business.  I have some questions.  Some questions we may want to ponder.  Some questions that may make us wake up,  check ourselves, recalibrate, rethink, redirect, and remember the covenant we have with God.

Closing Song: What Would You Do by Elevation Worship

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His resurrection secured our faith because He was exactly who He professed to be.   His resurrection was to convict us to believe the totality of who He is, so that we would accept His commission without any reservation, and that commission was for us to feed His sheep.  We pat ourselves on the back when we involve ourselves in any program regarding the feeding of the hungry and homeless, and that is commendable, but Jesus specifically referred to feeding his sheep, feeding the people the bread of life, the Word of God, and nurturing their souls. 

The words feed my sheep support the message of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20). "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you. And remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age." 

This is not an exclusive assignment for Pastors, Bishops, Apostles, or any other religious elite; this is a mandate for all believers.

We profess to love God, believe He was Jesus and flesh, but do you love enough to study the word of God so that you can stock your spiritual pantry to feed his sheep.

Do honor the sacrifice Jesus made on that cross enough to reserve some time/ daily with just you and him, not just you praying and asking of Him, but time when you are reading His word and meditating to hear from Him

As believers, we don’t just celebrate the resurrection; we honor it with our lives. Is there anybody here that love my Jesus? As you ponder that question, I say be blessed and get busy.

Do You Love My Jesus by Bishop Darren J. Ross.

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Cry if you need to. Let it out, let out the anger, the pain, the hurt, the disappointment, but before you wipe away the tears, allow your weeping to transcend into a witness to your faith in the one who has gotten you this far and who is going to bring you through whatever you are going through.

Then stand up stronger, knowing that Jesus wept—so there must be hope in your heaviness, comfort in your cries, and a breakthrough wrapped in the very tears you thought were breaking you.

Closing Songs: 

Cry by Koryn Hawthorne 

 I Never Lost My Praise by Tramaine Hawkins

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Good Morning Truth,

This morning, I need to share my truth with you. First, I want you all to know that all ministers and all humans, no matter what their title or position in the Kingdom is, every human, is flawed, capable of mistakes and missteps, capable of being discouraged, and apt to, at some point, be disobedient to God's word and principle.  

Never set anyone above the mantle of humanity but God Himself. This past Sunday, I bought a message that talked about atmospheres and how they impact us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and even physically. It also discussed how God gave us the authority and power to shift atmospheres.

I also talked about the impact of sound and how sound prompts us to respond to it. We explored how we should respond to atmospheres and sounds in a manner that glorifies God.  Well, I have to confess…

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 We’ve shouted “He got up!” so many times that we often forget just how disruptive the Resurrection of Jesus really was. This isn’t just a comeback story—it’s a cosmic confrontation. 

A declaration that death is not final and that resurrection isn’t metaphor—it’s miracle.

Touch Me and see.”

Touch Me—and feel the grace that forgives what you thought disqualified you.
 Touch Me—and see that I’m not a myth or a memory, but a risen Savior who still saves.
 Touch Me—and know that I’m not just God from a distance—
 I’m the God who comes close.

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• Who are you called to behold that you’ve been overlooking?
  
  
• Who has God placed in your life as unexpected family?
  
  
• And are you willing to love like Jesus—deeply, intentionally, even when it costs you something?
  
  

Because at the foot of the cross, Jesus didn’t just open the door to salvation—He laid the foundation for REDEEMED fellowship, family, and community bound BY His love and our assigned purpose.

Closing songs: The Blood & He's Done Enough by Fantasia

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Jesus hung with open arms—
 As if to say:
 “This wide… this is how much I love you.”

The wideness of the cross is vast—
 Wide enough to embrace the sinner,
 The saint,
 And the skeptic.
 Wide enough to reach into the past,
 Steady the present,
 And redeem the future.

So today, when you see the cross,
 See the Savior.
 See the wideness of His love.

Don’t wear a cross like a mere piece of jewelry.
 Wear it as testimony.
 As a holy reminder that Jesus didn’t just die for your eternity—
 He died for your yesterday, your today, and your tomorrow.

Let that truth guide your choices, quiet your worries, and anchor your soul.
 Because in the depth of His love,
 Saving Himself was never even a consideration.

He willingly chose the cross—
 Because He willingly chose you.

Go in grace today.
 And walk in the strength, mercy, and boundless love
 That flows from the wideness of the cross

Closing Songs : He Chose To Die by James Cleveland  and What Is This by Bishop Walter Hawkins

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