Dr. Bell teaches on having faith and the proper way to apply it in our lives. Faith and no works does not produce the blessings of God.

CORRECTION: The Hebrew definition "God will do" pertains to the word hope, not faith. But faith and hope are of the same as the other fruits of the spirit tie in together with each other.

Apostle Dr. Cheryl Williams under the prophetic anointing teaches us about reverencing God in the places that we are in. We disrespect God when we are always looking toward TOMORROW and yet we do not honor Him with what He has done in our lives on TODAY.

Minister Ronnie Portis reminds us of our first love.

Dr. Bell spoke at the ATM "Women of Grace" Women's Day Celebration where she shared how some were utilizing grace as a license to sin and others who walk in His grace.

Dr. Bell expresses the type of impact that we may have or may not have in the world.

Dr. Bell explains the next fruit of the spirit in the series, gentleness. A soft answer turns away wrath. We ought to be careful how we respond to others so that there may not be any evil strife among us.

Dr. Bell discusses living with an ungodly soul tie. The meaning behind God granting sexual immorality as the grounds for divorce. Ungodly soul ties are meant to be severed but the emotional pain may cause one to suffer in a mental and emotional prison based on pride, ego, and a lack of common sense.

Apostle Dr. Cheryl Williams talks about God doing a shift change. Moses was dead and God called Joshua to step up to lead the people across the Jordan. There are some changes taking place in the lives of the believers because God is utilizing those that He needs to accomplish the goal intended.

Dr. Bell steps in and continues the series on the fruits of the spirit with the fruit of longsuffering. Longsuffering references patience but it is deep-seated patience that many need to understand. This fruit is what allows us to achieve the desires of our hearts and allows us to endure to the end of time. Many do not believe that they should have to go through anything. But longsuffering is the fruit that shows us that everything in life does not come easy or without struggle.

Apostle Rabbi Dr. Benjamin Cross teaches on Shalom. This is the peace of God that surpasses all understanding. The comforter that holds close in times of trouble. We ought to intend to walk in peace with all men.