In today's sermon, of "Equality is God Given", Pastor Charles Barksdale will engage in this caveat that neither gender holds more of God’s nature or qualities than the other. Furthermore, equality was founded in creation and was never deviated from throughout all of the Bible. Lastly, with only a few exceptions, the Old Testament followed cultural norms.

In "Traverse (n)" Pastor Charles Barksdale of Logos Grace Church deals with this noun in a very profound way and expresses that staying near the cross requires the following; Commitment to Jesus, Repentance of our Sins, Confess Jesus as Lord & Savior.

This lesson will be the conclusion of the series entitled,"I'm Still Not Okay". I pray that this series has blessed your life and it's okay to say you ain't okay. In times of confusion and mental health issues seek the proper help from a licensed and trained professional.

If you need to talk to someone, these resources are confidential and available for free 24/7:

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Call or Text - 988

In this two week series we will explore how after the year 2020—a year full of trauma—many people are still not okay. But through understanding the struggles of Jesus and the peace that he gives us, we can be honest about our struggles and persevere in Christ.

If you need to talk to someone, these resources are confidential and available for free 24/7:

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Call or Text - 988

In this lesson of today we will bring importance on "Adamah | Adam". Furthermore we will deal with 3 key points; dust of the ground, breath of life and becoming a living soul.

In this sermon, "Social Rejection" will be contentedly unwoven in John 6:66–70 and Matthew 26:47–50 parenthetically.

In "Hard Heart" Pastor Charles Barksdale of Logos Grace Church contently expresses the betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot of John 12:3–6, & Matthew 26:14–25.

Today we will begin a four-week series dealing with those who betrayed, denied, and abandoned Jesus leading up to his crucifixion. Through examining Peter, Judas, and the other disciples’ unfaithfulness, we can ultimately see the faithfulness of Christ and his love and redemption in our brokenness.

Pastor Charles Barksdale concludes this sermon series of "Devoted". Henceforth, he unwovens the text of this sermon, then he shifts the sand to let us know specially about God's love. Finally he deals with Gods love concisely and all that our Lord and Savior has done for us objectively.

In "Temptation, Integrity & the Unknown" Pastor Charles Barksdale take a deeper contextual analysis of this text we call James 1:14, Christian Standard Bible.

Furthermore, he illustrates believers who trust God, should also seek wisdom from God above—and not from ungodly sources.