Quantel Lindsey spoke about the transformative power of the Gospel, emphasizing that it reaches even the most unlikely individuals, illustrated through the story of Rahab, a harlot who became an ancestor of Jesus. He highlighted the importance of being available over being qualified, urging the congregation to welcome and love those who might feel rejected or judged by the church community. This sermon stresses the urgency of getting people "in the house" of God to experience salvation and deliverance, showcasing how God uses broken people for His glory. Ultimately, those who have been redeemed are called to share their stories and invite others into the family of faith, reinforcing that deliverance is available for everyone who seeks it.

Pastor Michael Booker picks back up with his “Power Source” series this week with his subtitled sermon “Holy Fire.” This message compares the difference of Holy Spirit in the old testament and the new testament while further explaining the purpose of Holy Spirit in our lives as believers: to convict the world of sin, to cultivate the fruit of the Spirit, and to sanctify the believer. 

This week, Pastor Michael Booker, continues his sermon series titled "The Power Source" as he shares seven statements revealing what it means to live in the fullness of Christ along with three key hindrances that prevent the fullness. This message encourages the listener to evaluate what their spiritual container is full of and to be filled with the fullness of Christ.

As Pastor Michael Booker concludes his sermon series titled "He Speaks," he gives ten guiding principles for stepping into God's world when facing life's circumstances; relax and trust in the Lord, be willing to obey in advance, evaluate your relationship with God, search the scriptures, ask God for wisdom, get the facts and accept counsel, consider His desires, check your motives, make your decision in faith, and leave the results in God's hands.

The sermon series "He Speaks" continues as Pastor Michael Booker shares seven ways to discern if the voice you're hearing is yourself, God, or the enemy. 

The "He Speaks" sermon series continues as Pastor Michael Booker shares five concepts to tune into the voice of God. He teaches the importance of seeking guidance from The Holy Spirit, withdrawing and waiting to hear from God, watching for God to move, keeping records of when/what God speaks, and worshiping regardless of what we walk through. 

As Pastor Michael Booker continues the sermon series "He Speaks", he answers the question of why is it important to hear the voice of God. The message further reveals four common ways that the Lord can speak to you: through the Bible/Word, through gifted and anointed followers of Christ, through our painful circumstances, and through impressions. 

Pastor Michael Booker's sermon series "He Speaks" challenges the listener to prepare themselves to hear the voice of God by cultivating an open mind and heart, allocating time to hear from God, eliminating distractions, and co-operating fully when God speaks. 

Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon, “Miracles out of Madness”, relates how Jesus was affected by all the same types of difficulties that we face - abandonment, betrayal, lies, abuse, and deception.  He could have stopped all of this but He endured it all so that He might work miracles to help us overcome these things in our lives.

Pastor Michael Booker’s series, “Do What?” continues with a sermon (subtitled Seek and Save). The whole mission of Jesus is to seek and save the lost and the reason the church exists is to partner in that mission.