Bishop Kenneth Mack preached from Isaiah 41:14 - 15. A worm is so weak and so insignificant, it’s fragile. What is this earth moving machine that God said He would cause Jacob to become? A worm is so small that no one even knows it’s there. But God said I will not stop there, I will help you. I will make you a machine, something that is noticeable...something that will make the earth shake.

Apostle Paul Shields let's us know in this message that preparation is not something that you just do, but preparing for God's working in our lives is a process just like a potter has an extensive process to prepare clay to be worked on the potters wheel.

Apostle Paul Shields shared with New Life the importance of understanding our individual role in receiving our promised blessing. While the actual miracle of our blessing comes from God, we must do our part in preparing for God's out pouring in our life. Even when it does not make sense to us, we must follow God's instruction in preparing for His miracle in our life.

When we have weakness in our flesh we must be mindful not to feed that weakness and bring temptation upon ourselves. David had a particular “problem” in the flesh, he had a fondness for women who were not his wife. After David committed the sins of adultery and the murder of Uriah, the servant of God came to confront David about his sin.

David was so broken that he cried out in Psalms 51:11, his prayer was that God would not cast him away from His presence nor take His Spirit way from him. Romans 8:1 tells us that there is no condemnation in Christ when we have repentant and are walking after the Spirit of God.

David enjoyed a special relationship and the favor of God. However, David allowed himself to become distracted by selfish desires and eventually placed his desires above obeying the commands of God.

If we do not forgive there will be hindrances in our lives and some destruction that will come. What is forgiveness? Forgiveness is to pardon for a fault or offense; to excuse for a debt owed.

Bishop Perry reminds us that we don’t have to accept the things the devil throws at you. You have to speak to the issues in faith. In Luke 8:40 - 50 we see a woman who for twelve years suffered with an issue of blood...she suffered going to the doctors in hopes to be cured. She had reached her limited, the limit that it was time for Jesus to step in.

Bishop Perry visits John 8:30 - 36, reminding us that it is not enough to just believe in Jesus, but we must also act out our faith in Him. In order to truly know Him and trust Him, we must be willing to have a true relationship with Him, grow in understanding of who He is, and walk in obedience to His word.

Sis. Mary Colemon shares with us what Jesus birth meant to the world, as well as what it should mean to each individual who's life has been transformed by His birth, death, and resurrection.

Bishop Brenda Perry reminds us that God has a perfect will and plan for our lives. God had a plan for John that did not include following in the footsteps of his father Zacharias. The plan was part of a larger plan that was going to change the everything, unexpected change.