In this fourth installment of the series titled, Work In Progress. Eddie Williams teaches from John 21, from a sermon entitled: Antidote for Failure. Where he made the following argument, “The Lord does not give up on His children just because they have committed a sin.”

From Genesis 4:6-7, Eddie Williams shared a sermon entitled, Antidote for An Unhealthy Heart. Eddie argued, "The Lord God will not accept or reward no great acts coming from an unhealthy heart."

From Genesis 2 and 3, Eddie Williams shared a sermon entitled, Antidote for Shame (Nakedness). Eddie argued, "The Lord can use anyone for His glory despite the sin committed".

Eddie Williams teaches from the book of Genesis 50:15-21, on the subject titled, *Antidote for Guilt* in the new series; Work In Progress.

In the third installment of our series titled, #ENCOUNTERS, Eddie Williams preached from Mark 5:21-43. Where he focuses on the kind of fathers needed in times of crisis. The sermon argument focuses on, "Fathers must come/go to Jesus unashamedly with their issues or crisis."

In this second installment of our series titled, #ENCOUNTERS. In this sermon, Fabio Archbold preached from the text of Luke 19:1-10; where he reminded us that an encounter with Jesus starts with a Face-to-Face moment with Jesus.

In this brand new series entitled #encounterswithjesus, guest speaker Liza Hayes shared preached from the story of the woman with the issue of blood. In this message, Liza challenged us to be people of faith in spite of our issues.

In this final message from the prophetic book of Habakkuk, Eddie Williams argues from Habakkuk 3 that "God's way can be trusted, for His way is always right."

In this fifth installment of our series through the book of Habakkuk, Eddie Williams taught about God's timing which is far different that man's timing.

God's people must live godly lives in a godless world. This was the aim or challenge the Lord gave to the prophet Habakkuk, in Habakkuk 2:4b. In light of the godless people and nation, Babylon, the righteous must live by their faithfulness in this context.