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Rev. Timothy Flemming, born on December 31, 1950, in Macon, Georgia, is remembered for his impactful journey in ministry. He began preaching at the age of 11 at the Ross Street Baptist Church under the guidance of the late Rev. J.J. Jordan. His early start earned him the title of “The Boy Preacher” across Georgia. By the age of 14, he took on the role of youth minister for five churches, where he inspired and brought many young people to Christ.

Rev. Timothy Flemming live message recording today. He began his preaching journey at the age of 11 at the Ross Street Baptist Church of Macon, Georgia, under the leadership of the late Rev. J.J. Jordan. Known throughout Georgia as “The Boy Preacher,” he made a significant impact early on. By the age of 14, he became the youth minister of five churches, successfully bringing many young people to Christ.

Today the recorded message of Rev. Timothy Fleming. He began his preaching journey at the young age of 11 at the Ross Street Baptist Church in Macon, Georgia, under the leadership of the late Rev. J.J. Jordan. He quickly gained recognition throughout Georgia as "The Boy Preacher." By the age of 14, he took on the role of youth minister for five churches, successfully guiding many young people to Christ.

The Reverend Reginald Wayne Sharpe Jr., first born child of Reginald Sr. and Fay Phillips-Sharpe, serves as Senior Pastor of the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago, Illinois. Sharpe is a proud native of Lithonia, Georgia, and a son of The Greater Travelers Rest Baptist Church ~ The House of Hope Atlanta. Sharpe earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia (2013), a Master of Theological Studies degree from Vanderbilt University Divinity School in Nashville, Tennessee (2016), and a Master of Theology degree from Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia (2018).

Sharpe is one of the proud charter members of the Academy of Young Preachers and was one of the youngest inducted into The Martin Luther King Jr. Board of Preachers at Morehouse College in 2018.

February 6, 2026 Testify Friday talking about the goodness of God and all he has done for many of us and recorded message by Apostle Wendell Archie.

In the city of Lake Charles, LA., near the Chennault Air Base, stands the magnificent miracle of Refuge Temple Ministries, Inc. Its inception began nearly 40 years ago in 1974, Chief Apostle Wendell Archie and his wife, First Lady Sandra Archie moved to Lake Charles, LA from Houston, TX. to start a ministry. Apostle Archie was affiliated with an established denominational church. At this time, God spoke to Apostle and required him to forsake all and follow Him. He immediately began to prepare for his departure. TRW Mission Manufactures employed Bishop as a highly paid machinist. At the time of his departure from Houston, he and his wife were preparing to buy a home and had just purchased a new car. The early church consisted of about twenty members. With so few members and no additional means of support, the road ahead would be long and tedious for Apostle and his family. Because such a sacrifice was unheard of, many of his friends and family members ridiculed him and feared that he would not succeed. However, believing that God had sent him, he was not deterred or discouraged by the many hardships he faced.

The first church began at 2301 E. Mill Street in Lake Charles, La. The building was old and in dire need of refurbishing. The late Bro. Nathan Davis and his wife Clara befriended the new minister and assisted in the establishment of the church. In the developmental stages, the church was taught the foundations of salvation according to the Bible. The church moved to a new location on Avenue D at Chennault Air Base. This building too needed some

Rev. Timothy Flemming, Sr. shares an important message about jealousy and its dangers. Many have witnessed how jealousy can tear apart homes, churches, and families. It is a very dangerous emotion that can lead to severe consequences, including violence. Understanding and addressing jealousy is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships and communities.

Bridget Paige Dasch is a songwriter, children’s author, and devotional writer whose work is characterized by clarity, restraint, and intention.

Her songwriting features emotionally resonant lyrics that are grounded in character and cinematic sensibility. Bridget's books encompass a variety of genres, from imaginative children’s stories to a Scripture-based devotional aimed at single mothers, providing meaning, honesty, and quiet depth.

Words With Me serves as the central hub for all her creations and offerings—songs, stories, and service—rooted in truth, intention, and the belief that words matter.

Apostle Paul addresses the Church regarding individuals who seek to lead us away from God and His word, which is the ultimate truth. He provides a warning about those who come with deceptive messages, making their lies appear as if they are the truth. It is crucial to remain vigilant and discerning in the face of such influences.

Tracie Gibbons began her career as a public school teacher and has spent more than 20 years helping people learn, grow, and lead—across education, the public sector, and corporate organizations. She’s passionate about developing thoughtful, human-centered leaders and believes learning should be practical, engaging, and never stop. Outside of work, Tracie runs a nonprofit focused on protecting communities’ rights to a clean and healthy environment, a cause that reflects her deep commitment to people and the world we share.