What is it like to “lighten up?” What does it mean to live lightly? Bishop Rosie O'neal talks about “Live Lightly.” As believers in Christ, we have to learn how to deal with situations in a Christ-like matter so we can have better outcomes. If you want an abundance life and be happy we have to yelled to God. Therefore we must learn to understand that if we want a full life we must lighten up

Bishop Rosie O’neal delivers another high-powered segment of her Lighten Up Series, declaring that we Lighten up and Lift! She illustrates the story of the Good Samaritan, giving insight on both the men in the story and the man whom Jesus told the story to. Our faith can motivate us or maim us depending on how we put it to use. It’s time for us to put our hands to work helping to lift up,our neighbor and stop looking for loopholes!

Have you struggled with your marriage or even considered divorce? Bishop Rosie O’neal continues her message series on Lighten Up using biblical principles exploring marriage. You should concentrate on being a whole person before marriage, not needing someone else to make you whole. And once married, you are in a loving covenant with one another, not just a legal contract. In this message Bishop explores how we should enjoy our marriages and our spouses.

Have you ever had the opportunity to run into a Christian who seemed to suffer from being “overly serious?” Did it make you want to shout, “Lighten Up!”? Bishop Rosie O’neal has so gracefully given us the anecdote for Christians being so overly serious. Bishop lets us know that there are three areas in which some Christians take too seriously in the church; their role, their title, and their responsibility. Listen to this awesome message to learn the unforced rhythms of grace and make the joy of the Lord your strength.

Are you bound by something that happened yesterday? Or are you hindering someone who is bound? In this message, Pastor Trev Evans shares that we must be careful that we are not a hindrance to someone who God has brought back to life by choosing who it is we want to help based on what they were entangled with. You will learn the importance of showing control in your own freedom and how that plays a part in helping other people get free.

Will you participate in what God is doing? Are you willing to do what God requires of you? In this message, Bishop Rosie O’neal shares that you don’t get the full joy of a thing if you don’t participate. You will learn that when God is doing something amazing, it is not always going to be easy. However, your true character is seen when you participate in spite of your hesitation.

Have you been waiting on God to solve something that you haven’t given Him access to? Do you know how to give Him access? In this message, Pastor Trev Evans shares that the issue is never if God can; the issue is have we given Him access to allow Him to do what it is that He wants to do. You will learn to let the word win, let your pastor; pastor you, and let your siblings (brothers and sisters in Christ) sharpen you.

Do you chill in good times or do you prefer to build in good times? In this message, Pastor Anthony Hutchins shares some characteristics of a true disciple. You will learn that a true disciple is dedicated, focused on development, cares about direction, and has devotion. The real test of discipleship is when things are going good. If you are a faithful follower, you follow Him when it is convenient and when it is not.

Have you ever been through something where you realized that you must trust God through it? In this message Bishop Rosie O’neal continues sharing the purpose to our problems, pain, and suffering. You will learn that these things produce a sense of dependency and develop us. Some of the things you’re mad about right now are going to be the things that bless you because there is as much power in our failure as there is in our blessing. So, don’t just go through it, grow through it!