In our desire to move forward in life we sometimes will have to take a step backwards. That was the case in Naaman’s situation when he desired to be healed of his leprosy. 2 Kings 5

It can be easy for us to focus our attention on the outer look of things and people. But it’s not the outside that matters as much as we tend to think but Christ on the inside.

There are times in life when even as Christians we may feel overwhelmed or that sense of panic. However in those times or when those moments occur it’s important not only to seek God but remember His faithfulness towards us in the past and learn to trust in His character.

It is important as believers that we do not allow ourselves to be drawn away by false teachings. The enemy continues to trick and deceive all those he can so we must stay in the word of God to know and understand the truth of God and His word. Genesis 3:1-7

2 Corinthians 11:1-15

1 John 4:1-3

The times in which we live appear to be getting worse. But maybe the times are as dark as they are so you can shine at your brightest.

Our past is something that doesn’t go away once we give our lives to Jesus. However, it is not something that should hinder or hold us hostage in the present moment. So in this message by Pastor Robinson, she gives the answer go the question,what do I do with my past?

Mark 8:1-8 The message from the sermon “Feed My Sheep” is a reminder to us as believers to realize that although we are with Jesus we still need to be fed. And we need not neglect our brothers and sisters in Christ assuming that they are well just because we are followers of Christ and seem to be ok.

In the message entitled “Lord Revive Us Again”, Pastor Robinson makes it known that we should ask God to revive us again so that we do not grow complacent in our walk with Him.

In the world today it’s easy for us to follow the crowd and hold on to anger against those who mistreat us. However as believers we are called to live above that and not get tired of doing good and being nice.

Pastor Robinson poses the question, what season are you in? Are you in a season of cutting or pruning and do you know the difference? We find our answers in John 15.