Pastor Brawley gives us an empowering sermon about finding the courage to continue. God can see more than what is right in front of us. As believers, the more we immerse ourselves into the word of God, we will build the necessary blocks to move forward in courage and apply it in our daily lives.

In a continuation of our series on "Hearing the Voice of God", we are led through the book of Exodus to examine the response of Moses when the Lord called to him from the burning bush. God will often speak to us when we least expect it to find the people that will tune out the distractions and respond in obedience.

We are living in perilous times. The News report pessimistic predictions everyday, a pandemic rages through our world, and a great falling away has overcome the church in a time where the truth can simply be a "matter of opinion". This is a crisis to be sure. However, Dr. Gaither reminds us that even though the times are uncertain, our King still remains on the throne. She shows us how to use the word to renew our minds and keep the faith no matter what the situation or storm.

In a powerful follow up to Pastor's sermon, Elder James pushes us further into our walk by telling us how to respond to God's voice. Using the story of Gideon, he teaches us how to properly walk out God's commands and instruction by taking the time to stop and listen, and then removing any and all obstacles that could prevent total obedience.

Sometimes, it can feel impossible to hear God's voice amongst the roar of confusing doctrines, political agendas and our own doubts. But the sermon uses the story of Elijah to show us God's still, small voice lies in wait, ready to guide us and silence the chaos of those voices around us.

Pastor Garmon encourages Impact to "live it up" by reminding us that we have an inheritance of abundant life that is not only seen in heaven but also in our here and now. Make your daily choice to walk in your abundance and don't settle for less.

Oftentimes, fathers think it's their job to "Fix" everything. But this Father's Day, Pastor reminds us that when it comes to the issue of sin, there is only one fix - repentance and turning to the Heavenly Father. Pastor shows us how to acknowlege and repent of the sin in our lives and live free from the condemnation of past mistakes.

When we are overwhelmed and out of options, we have a tendency to look within. But when you are drowning, you can't help yourself. In times like this, we need to look to the Rock that is higher than you or I.

This week pastor takes a look at the life of Samson. He asks "What does it look like to regain our vision to serve?" and shows us how God gives us strength to serve his purposes.

Pastor Mona preaches a sermon on Jabez, the man behind the famous "Prayer of Jabez". Named after the hebrew word for "pain," Jabez was seen as a curse by those around him. God saw him, however, in the midst of his scorn and answered his prayers to be a blessing to those around him. God created a lasting legacy for Jabez despite what those around him believed. Listen to hear how God can turn the "names" that follow us around and create blessings from curses for a lasting memory that will bless many generations to come.