In this episode, Minister Tanisha Richards preaches from 2 Kings 2:8-14, exploring how properly honoring the spiritual leadership in your life can lead to both longevity and legacy.

In this episode, Rev. Drumwright reflects on the sorrowful passing of Sonya Massey, connecting her story to the biblical text. He emphasizes that even though Sonya Massey rebuked the devil and still passed away, it does not mean that God was not with her or that He did not hear her.

Minister Amorah Brown speaks during W.O.W. Nite, teaching from John 12:20-26. She explains that not only was Jesus' death necessary and required for the redemption of humankind, but we also must die to our flesh and eliminate everything within us that is not like God.

Rev. Greg Drumwright begins a new sermon series titled Trouble Became My Best Teacher, based on Psalm 119:71. He reflects on how the troubles, trials, and tribulations he once struggled to understand—and may not have liked—ultimately taught him to hold onto his faith and trust in God to bring him through.

In this episode, Minister Jasmine Breeden teaches about the detrimental impact forgetfulness can have on your relationship with God and your spiritual leader. She examines Psalm 119:9-16, which exhorts us to hide God's word in our hearts and delight in His statutes so that we do not forget His teachings.

Minister Amorah Brown, an associate minister at the Citadel of Praise, delivers a teaching on how to embrace God's restoration and restitution in your life. Using the biblical story of Ruth and Naomi as a case study, she illustrates how God has the power to restore us in any circumstance.

In this episode, Rev. Greg Drumwright concludes his Satisfied to Suffer series. In this sermon, he helps his parishioners understand that God will always comfort us because our salvation is for the present and carries significance in our lives right now. He urges everyone to be grateful and rejoice in their salvation.

In this episode, Rev. Greg Drumwright emphasizes the importance of the congregation and its shepherd walking in agreement and alignment with one another. He poses an essential question to his congregation: Are You Ready to Align?

On this Sunday, the Citadel of Praise was honored to hear Bishop Georgia Ruth Riley, Rev. Drumwright's bishop, preach in celebration of his 21st Pastoral Anniversary. Drawing her text from Isaiah 6, she delivered a powerful message on the importance of having a conviction about yourself when serving in God's house.

In this episode, Rev. Drumwright teaches part two of a two-part teaching on Serving God's Leaders. The teaching is inspired by the testimony of Pastor Tasha Cobbs-Leonard, who, during a season of uncertainty about God's next steps for her, faithfully served her leader until God revealed His plan and opened the door.