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By Mount Moriah Holiness ChurchReligion & Spirituality
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- Pastor's Anniversary 2026: Giving Up Is Not an Option for Us: We Have to Go All the Way - Pastor K. Stephens
In 2 Timothy 2, Paul uses the examples of a soldier, an athlete, and a farmer to illustrate the endurance required of believers. In “Giving Up Is Not an Option for Us: We Have to Go All the Way,” Pastor Stephens reminds us that following Christ does not mean we will be exempt from trials, hardship, or discouragement—but through Jesus, we can find the strength and peace to keep going.
A soldier must endure hardship. An athlete cannot receive the reward if they drop out of the race. And a farmer cannot expect a harvest without first putting in the labor and planting the seed. In the same way, believers must be willing to endure, remain faithful, and continue trusting God even when life becomes difficult.
There may be moments when we fall, become discouraged, or even lose our way, but giving up is not an option. When we know who God is—and know who and whose we are—we realize that we cannot stay down.
Others are watching how the Church responds in times of adversity. Will we continue standing on the Gospel and trusting God when everything around us seems to be going wrong? The true Church continues on.
Jesus endured the cross and paid the price for sin once and for all. He fought for us, and now He asks us to make Him Lord of our lives and follow Him all the way.
You will harvest if you don’t give up.
Main Scripture: 2 Timothy 2
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Subscribe On YouTube!53 min - Pastor's Anniversary 2026: Miracle In Mt. Moriah - Pastor Jackie Bynum
In Mark 6:5, we see Jesus in a place where unbelief affected what could take place. In this message, Pastor Bynum reminds us of the importance of maintaining an atmosphere of faith and expectation for God to move.
Sometimes while we’re waiting on a miracle for ourselves, we may have to watch others receive theirs first. But that doesn’t mean we stop believing. We have to be mindful of who we allow to accompany us, refuse to be discouraged by what others say, and keep walking in faith.
Sometimes, you just need God to come to your house.
Keep an atmosphere where Jesus can do whatever He needs to do, and don’t allow familiarity, doubt, or the opinions of others to interfere with what God wants to accomplish.
Main Scripture: Mark 6:5
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Subscribe On YouTube!40 min - What Shall I Render?
There is nothing we could ever do to fully repay God for all He has done for us—but His goodness should create within us a desire to give Him our best.
In this message, “What Shall I Render?”, Elder D. Mills reminds us to reflect on what God has brought us through, recognize the gift of salvation, and live with a heart of gratitude. God doesn’t need us—we need Him. Yet after receiving His love, grace, protection, and deliverance, we should still ask, “God, what can I give back to You?”
God doesn’t want our leftovers; He wants our best. We can render unto Him our sacrifice of praise, our obedience, our availability, and ultimately, a life that is pleasing and acceptable to Him.
Don’t allow what you’ve gone through to make you unappreciative of where God has brought you. Remember what He has done, trust Him in all things, and honor Him with your life.
Main Scripture: Psalms 116:1-12
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Subscribe On YouTube!33 min - God Knows What He's Doing
God’s knowledge and wisdom are far greater than our own. In this message, Elder Mills reminds us that instead of trying to make God’s plans fit ours, we must learn to trust Him, submit to His will, and allow Him to work in our lives.
Drawing from Isaiah 55:8–13, she encourages us to seek God, nourish our souls through His Word and salvation, and remain obedient as He leads us forward. Even while we’re waiting, God is still working—and we shouldn’t allow doubt, worry, or our own understanding to interrupt the progress He is making in us.
Strive to fit into God’s plan. Trust His will. He knows what He’s doing, and He will not fail you.
Main Scripture: Isaiah 55:8-13
Other Scripture Mentioned: Isaiah 55 (remaining verses), Philippians 2:5, Isaiah 40:31Follow On Facebook and Instagram
Subscribe On YouTube!31 min - Improving My Spiritual Strength
Spiritual growth doesn't happen by accident. In order to make progress, there must be intentional activity in the direction we want to go.
In this message, Bishop Mills reminds us that spiritual strength is directly connected to our relationship with God. Although the enemy will attempt to interfere with our progress, we don't have to face life's challenges alone. God is continually watching over us, keeping us, and providing the strength we need—even through the things He doesn't keep us from experiencing.
Just as physical strength requires intentional exercise, growing spiritually requires us to put in the work. We must address the areas that need growth, learn how to overcome temptation, invest in our individual time with God, and keep moving forward even when the process is difficult.
As we grow, we'll begin to recognize progress in the way we respond to situations that once affected us differently. Keep trying. Keep growing. Keep trusting God.
Ultimately, the strength we need is not our own—it comes from God.
Main Scripture: Psalms 121
Other Scripture Mentioned: Psalms 18Follow On Facebook and Instagram
Subscribe On YouTube!1 hr - God Will Help You
Where does your help come from?
In this message, Elder Dee Mills reminds us that God is not only the source of our help, but also our continual protector and keeper. The One who created heaven and earth is able to sustain us through everything we face. His help is available, but we must be willing to acknowledge our need, move ourselves out of the way, and ask Him for it.
Our flesh has limits, but God does not. When difficulties come, we don't have to face them in our own strength. God will keep us while we go through, strengthen us to stand physically and spiritually, and remain with us every step of the way.
God will help you—but you have to let Him.
Main Scripture: Psalms 121
Other Scripture Mentioned: Proverbs 3:23, Matthew 7:24Follow On Facebook and Instagram
Subscribe On YouTube!36 min - Holy Convocation 2026: Where Will You Stand? - Bishop Mills
As the 52nd Annual Holy Convocation comes to a close, Bishop Norris Mills brings the week’s theme, “The Right Foundation,” to a personal question: Where will you stand?
A foundation is built to carry the weight of what rests upon it. Spiritually, that foundation is Jesus Christ. Through Ezra 3, Bishop Mills reminds us of the consequences of drifting away from God, the importance of obedience, and the need to examine ourselves to make sure the distractions and influences of this world haven’t pulled us away from where God has called us to be.
Even during Israel’s exile, God remained their God. And just as they had to return, rebuild, and reestablish what mattered, we too must recognize that deliverance may be needed more than once and continually choose to follow God’s direction.
This message also challenges us to consider what we’re investing in. Are we only looking to receive from the house of God, or are we willing to invest in what we say we believe? Are our differences keeping us divided, or can we stand together on the foundation that unites us?
Pastor Dexter Long reminded us to choose the right foundation. Pastor Danta Covington declared, “God Rules. We Repent. Christ Saves. We Obey.” Now Bishop Mills leaves us with the question:
Where do you stand?
The trends, fashions, and attractions of this world will change, but Jesus Christ remains the only true foundation. Know the source of your strength. Know whom you serve. And when life brings its storms, make sure you are standing on the Rock.
“For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 3:11
Main Scripture: Ezra 3
Other Scripture Mentioned: Matthew 7:24-25, 1 Corinthians 3:11, Psalms 18:2; 23Follow On Facebook and Instagram
Subscribe On YouTube!1 hr 9 min - Holy Convocation 2026: God Rules. We Repent. Christ Saves. We Obey - Pastor Danta Covington
Storms are inevitable, circumstances change, and there will be moments in life that we simply cannot explain. But even in the midst of uncertainty, God still sits on the throne.
In this Holy Convocation message, Pastor Danta Covington challenges us to examine what lies beneath our religious activity. God isn't simply looking at what we do—He is looking at our hearts. Success should never be mistaken for God's approval, religious activity should never be confused with relationship, and God's patience should never be interpreted as permission to continue outside of His will.
Building on the right foundation requires an honest view of ourselves and a willingness to respond to God with repentance and obedience. We don't have to understand everything before we trust Him. Our circumstances may change without anything changing about our God.
Ultimately, the four truths—God rules. We repent. Christ saves. We obey.—aren't the foundation themselves; they lead us to the foundation.
The right foundation is Jesus Christ. And the storm cannot overturn what is built on the Rock.
Main Scripture: Isaiah 6
Other Scriptures Mentioned: Matthew 7:24–25; 2 Chronicles 26; Psalm 139:23; Romans 12:1; Acts 17, Isaiah 11:1Follow On Facebook and Instagram
Subscribe On YouTube!59 min - Holy Convocation 2026: Built To Last...Choosing The Right Foundation - Pastor Dexter Long
What are you building your life on?
In this message, Pastor Dexter Long reminds us that hearing God's Word is only part of the equation—obedience is what creates a foundation that can withstand life's storms. The storm isn't what determines whether we stand or fall; our foundation does.
Discover why storms reveal rather than create our foundation, the danger of building on feelings, convenience, and culture instead of God's Word, and the practical steps we can take to build a life that lasts.
No matter what challenges come your way, a life built on obedience to Jesus will remain standing.
Key Takeaways:
- Hearing the Word is not enough—obedience is the difference between standing and falling.
- Storms don't determine your stability; your foundation does.
- Your obedience today determines your stability tomorrow.
Be encouraged, challenged, and inspired to examine your foundation and choose the Rock that never fails.
Main Scripture: Matthew 7:24-29
Other Scriptures Mentioned: Matthew 5-6, Hebrews 12, Numbers 32:23, Psalms 18; 32, Isaiah 28:16, 1 Corinthians 10:4Follow On Facebook and Instagram
Subscribe On YouTube!46 min - Shielded By The Favor Of God
What does it mean to be surrounded by the favor of God?
In this encouraging message, Bishop Mills reminds us that God's favor is more than a blessing—it's a shield. While life will bring trials, opposition, and moments when we feel uncertain, God's divine approval surrounds and protects those who trust Him.
Through Psalm 5, we're challenged to come before God with sincerity, increase our trust in Him, and remember that even when it doesn't feel like we're winning, God is still defending us. As believers, we can rejoice because the favor of God covers every part of our lives, giving us strength to endure every valley and every battle.
Be encouraged to walk upright, stand firm in your faith, and boldly declare: "God has favor on my life."
Key Takeaways:
- God's favor surrounds His people like a shield.
- Even on your worst day, God is still the best option.
- Sometimes you won't feel like you're winning, but you must know that God is fighting for you.
- The valleys you face are places you'll pass through—not places where you'll stay.
- God gives you strength because He knows you'll need it.
- Walk upright, trust God completely, and live with the confidence that His favor is covering you.
We pray this message strengthens your faith and reminds you that no matter what you'e facing, you are shielded by the favor of God. 🙏🏾
Main Scripture: Psalms 5:11-12
Other Scripture Mentioned: Psalms 5; 84, Proverbs 3:3Follow On Facebook and Instagram
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