Pastor Robbey's sermon "Black Op" stresses identifying Satan as the enemy and putting on God's armor to combat evil forces. Believers are urged to resist temptation using God's truth, stay vigilant against Satan's lies, and rely on God's strength for victory over sin. The sermon emphasizes being proactive in spiritual warfare through prayer, repentance, and replacing sinful habits with good works.

To be Christian we must agree on the major doctrines of the Bible, but what about our personal convictions? In this sermon, Pastor Robbey uses Romans 14 and other passages to encourage us to think of our fellow Christian, as we practice our convictions.

God gave his people marching orders (Commandments). In this sermon, we discover that our relationship with God's law isn't what we think. Jesus alone rescues the wretched man.

God's plan to step into enemy territory and take back ground from the enemy led to an all out invasion of grace into the world. Even though sin had separated mankind from God, Jesus led a counter offensive attack to defeat sin and restore God' s people.  

Jesus incursion into the world resulted the enemy losing major ground. In this sermon pastor Robert discusses who Jesus is and why His birth, and life on Earth were so important for mankind.

The Bible declares that Jesus is the King of Kings, and Lord of Lords. To Him all Christianity obeys. He is our Commander and Chief.

Days after his brutal death, Jesus began appearing to his followers. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey invites you to go from doubting to worshipping a Risen Saviour.

In this sermon, Pastor Robbey explains where God is during our most severe trials and tribulations.

The good news of Jesus has the power to transform our lives and the lives of our ONE. God has given each and everyone of us a unique story of hope and forgiveness. It's time to share that story and watch our communities be transformed. 

This week we will explore the Biblical concept of Hell, delving deep into important questions like its reality, eternal nature, and God's justice in sending individuals there.