What does it mean when we are “Able To Have Better.?”Why is it hard for us to believe that we as believers can have better? Bishop Rosie teaches on “Able To Have Better.” Bishop Rosie emphasizes that when we accept change, we have to embrace it to be blessed. She believes that God’s saying that we need to grab a hold of His promises he made to us and believe until it happens.

What does God really want to do with the talents and skills you use every day? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O'neal shares that God is concerned with our development. He wants us to grow stronger under the obedience of spiritual leadership and by using our skills and talents (that we use in our everyday careers) for the kingdom. Don't let your previous disappointment make you miss it. God wants to give you more and better!

What do you do when you are stuck, and you can't get better? How about when you are stagnant, have no drive and are resigned to living on less? In this message, Bishop Rosie O'neal answers these questions though scriptural references and key steps to put in practice into our daily lives. We have been accepted by God and we must not let that acceptance be in vain.

Do you judge others instead of accepting them? Who are you to judge? In this sermon, our guest speaker, Dr Jazz shares that man looks at the outside, but God looks at the heart. When we accept ourselves and others, we leave the judgement in God's hands. You'll learn that God came to give us the gift of acceptance. When we accept somebody, it's about righteousness, peace and joy.

Do you have any sistah's? If not, you might be missing out. In this sermon, our guest speaker, Dr Jazz shares that something we've learned during the pandemic is that life is all about relationships. Through the life of the M&M sisters, Mary and Martha, you'll learn that a sister is connected to you, carries your burden, corrects you, celebrates with you and covers you.

What are some of the ways that you give to Jesus? Can you think of something other than tithes and offering? In this lesson, Pastor Trev Evans reminds us that we should be careful how we treat strangers because often times we have entertained angels unaware. You will learn that giving to Jesus includes giving or ministering to people in need, doing unto others and being kind.

Did God instill unspeakable powers within children? How else would you explain their ability to sing off key yet bring a whole audience to tears?! Likewise, this is how our worship ministers to God. He delights in seeing His own creations live full lives and operate by faith. Despite the fine-tuned gifts of others when God sees "His baby" giving Him their heartfelt best it pleases Him. Learn more about the importance of worship in this sermon with Bishop Rosie O'neal.

How are we able to manage the Devil? In this message, Bishop Rosie O’neal reveals the answer. We can manage the enemy by resisting him and dismissing him. Satan hates God because he wants to be God, but he has no actual power. He is a non-factor. Therefore, no matter what troubles come our way, He holds no sway over your life.