During the sermon today, Laura Hudson shared with the congregation how there were leaders and nations in the Bible whom thought they were in charge, people that turned there back on God. However, God consistently showed that He is the one in charge. Today, there are many nations, leaders, and companies who think they are in charge, but we must remember that God is in control, and Jesus is coming back soon.

In this message from Evangelist Bill Jeynes, he talks about where the church's vision is. In Proverbs 29:18, "Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he." We must have a vision going forward and be careful about bringing into the church the ideas of the world.

More scripture from Proverbs 29:18-27

The world of the first century church were hard times too. However, revival usually happens in hard times. It is not by our power but God's power that things can change for the better. There was opposition then towards Christians and there will be opposition now, but God and us can turn things around for the glory of God.

The Lord will keep you from falling. We serve a God that cares. He will give us a way to escape temptation and help us overcome. God is faithful.

Today, Rev. Saint Claire Sterling finished the series he started last week. We are constantly distracted in our world. We must be present as Jesus was present in his life. This is the day the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it. We should be scheduling our time with God and meditating on God with silence and solitude. Be still and know that I am God.

In this final message about joy from Pastor Weymouth, we are reminded that if we are a follower of Jesus, you can have joy, because He lives within us. Jesus is the source of our joy.

This morning, Rev. Saint Claire Sterling talked about a better way. Is there a better way? We experience exhaustion and restlessness in our lives. There is a better way though, and His name is Jesus. A great message by Rev. Sterling to remind us that Jesus is the cure for the busyness of life.

In this newest sermon on joy, Pastor Weymouth talks about the joy of forgiveness. There is joy in God's forgiveness of us, our forgiveness of ourselves, and the forgiveness of others.

In this last sermon on Obedience by Pastor Coon, he concludes the series by showing the obedience of Moses in Exodus 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10. God gave his plan to Moses for the deliverance of the Israelites, but it took Moses a bit of time to get on board. As Moses gives his assent to follow God's plan, he is tempted by Pharaoh to compromise God's plan, but Moses stays strong, and obeys God's plan.

The Israelites were delivered because Moses obeyed the full plan of God.

We must therefore remember:

1. Hang in there to the full plan of God in your life.

2. It will not always be easy.

3. Stick to the letter of the law.

4. Be courageous.

5. Allow God time to work His plan.

6. Faithfully discharge His call on your life.

7. Know that the enemy is defeated.

Oh, what a joy it is to have friends in Christ. In this message on joy, Pastor Weymouth talks about how we have joy in Christian Fellowship. Jesus had close friends in the faith and we should too. We need friends in our walk with God to encourage us. Pastor Weymouth talks about some very practical ways that we can approach friendship in our lives.