In this sermon today, of 1 Peter 2:18, Pastor Charles Barksdale will present "Because". Henceforth, he will seek to contextually deal with one of the most complex passages of scripture in the bible.

In the context of the texts, of today's sermon of Mark 1:40–45 and Psalm 40:1–4, Pastor Charles Barksdale, we will seek to find the relevance of Jesus' touch. Moreover, how Jesus touches can be very transformative for our lives as believers.

This four-week series uses the stories of six people in the Bible to remind us that waiting on God is hard, but we can do it because he is trustworthy and will always show up at the perfect time. In the meantime, we can remain active in our waiting.

In this sermon today, Pastor Charles Barksdale will conclude a two-part series called “The Hidden Option” where we explore God’s creative solutions to our most impossible problems.

On this gospel Sunday, we’re beginning a two-part series called “The Hidden Option” where we explore God’s creative solutions to our most impossible problems. To start the conversation, let’s look at a story where Jesus found himself in what seemed to be an impossible situation, John 8:2-6 - God's Word Translation (GWT).

In this sermon today our Pastor will seek to unity the believer. Moreover he will deal with the subject matter called sin. Lastly he help the believer to seek to deal with sin head on.

In this sermon today Pastor Charles Barksdale will seek to address the subject matter called Sin. Those who place their faith in Christ are justified before God. Their sins are not counted against them and they have a right relationship with God and are given eternal life. Christian lingo would call this “being saved” or “born again.” But what about the sin that remains in the life of a Christian? Sin didn’t just change our relationship before God; it also corrupted us at our core.

In this sermon today Pastor Charles Barksdale will seek to address the subject matter called Justification. In Christian theology, justification is God's righteous act of removing the condemnation, guilt, and penalty of sin, by grace, while, at the same time, declaring the unrighteous to be righteous, through faith in Christ's atoning sacrifice.

In this sermon today, of Romans 1:18-32; 2:1-29; 3:1-20, Pastor Charles Barksdale will present "Sin, Fallen and It's Judgment". Moreover, today he will embark on a quick four-week journey through the book of Romans. This Pauline epistle encompasses a vast amount of foundational theological truths for the Christian life.

In this New Years sermon we will learn that the old is no longer available (2 Corinthians 5:17). Furthermore, that as we face a new year in front of us, we are offered the chance to start fresh. “So great is the change the grace of God makes in the soul, that, as it follows, old things are passed away—old thoughts, old principles, and old practices, are passed away; and all these things must become new”.