The Royal Mic

On this Sunday Pastor Yasmine Ojawang preached where the river flows WHERE THE RIVER FLOWS  Ezekiel 47:1–12 | Ephesians 3:16. Where the river flows, LIFE follows! What was dry becomes fruitful, what was broken is restored, and what was weak receives strength. God is calling us deeper. Don’t just stand by the river—GET IN! 

On this past Sunday, our Senior Pastor Shauntae Smith preached a life changing word “PRESENT POWER” (Luke 5:17) the power of Jesus is available in the present—not just in what He did yesterday or what He will do tomorrow. The man came into the room unable to walk… but he left carrying the very thing that once carried him. What has been carrying you that God is getting ready to empower you to carry? When Jesus is present, paralysis doesn’t have to be permanent. Chains can break. Faith can rise. And what looked impossible can change in an instant.

Pastor Shauntae Smith Preached a life changing word " Kingdom Pivot" . Sometimes God will interrupt your routine because He’s preparing you for a Kingdom pivot.

In Luke 5, Peter had worked all night and caught nothing. But when Jesus stepped into his boat and gave him a different instruction, Peter had to make a decision: stay with what wasn’t working or trust Jesus enough to pivot.

The miracle wasn’t just about catching fish—it was about changing direction.

A Kingdom pivot happens when God calls you to leave behind what is familiar, surrender what is comfortable, and move toward what He has ordained. Peter’s nets were full, but Jesus was calling him to something greater than a successful fishing trip—He was calling him to follow Him.

Pastor Shauntae Smith preached a message called “Shine a Light on Them” | Mark 4:12–17 Jesus reminds us that the light God has placed inside of us was never meant to be hidden. In Mark 4:12–17, we see that the Word can be received with excitement, yet still struggle to take root when life gets difficult. It’s easy to shine when everything is going well, but true faith is revealed when pressure, trials, and opposition come.

There is a hunger that nothing in this world can satisfy. No success, relationship, possession, or accomplishment can fill the space that was created for God.

When you become hungry for God, you stop settling for temporary satisfaction and start pursuing His presence, His Word, and His purpose. A hunger for God will push you deeper, draw you closer, and change the way you live.

This past Sunday, Pastor Shauntae Smith delivered an on-time word, hot off the press: "Come Back to Your First Love" (Revelation 2:1-6).

It's possible to do all the right things and still drift from the One who matters most. In Revelation 2:1-6, Jesus commends the church for their faithfulness, perseverance, and discernment, yet lovingly confronts them for leaving their first love.

God isn't just after our service—He's after our hearts. We can be busy doing kingdom work while neglecting our relationship with the King. This message serves as a reminder to return to the place of intimacy, passion, and devotion that we once had with Him.

When was the last time you simply sat in His presence and loved Him for who He is?

Today our Associate Pastor Yasmine Ojawang preached an on time word “A Set Purpose & A Timeless Kingdom”

(Daniel 2:44–45 | Acts 17:26–27)

God’s Kingdom is not temporary—it is eternal. While kingdoms of this world rise and fall, the Kingdom of God stands forever. He has already established His purpose for our lives, placing us in this generation and at this moment so that we would seek Him, know Him, and walk in His divine will. When your life is surrendered to God’s unshakable Kingdom, your purpose becomes clear and your impact becomes eternal.

“Lord, align my life with Your purpose and let me live for Your everlasting Kingdom.” 👑✨

This past Sunday Pastor Shauntae Smith preached a powerful uplifting encouraging word.  “Upside Down Strategy”Operation 300 (Judges 6:25–31)

Before God gave Gideon victory, He called him to tear down the idols. Sometimes breakthrough begins with obedience, not battle. When we remove what competes with God, we make room for His power to move.

Tear it down. Trust God. Watch Him work. 🙌🏾 #Operation300 

Today Pastor Shauntae Smith Preached a life changing word that not only Encouraged you, but it also left you in deep thought.

Pastor taught us " Upside Down Strategy" ( Judges 6:36-40) Sometimes God's strategy doesn't make sense to our natural minds. In Judges 6:36–40, Gideon asked God for confirmation through the fleece—not because God was uncertain, but because Gideon needed assurance before taking the next step.

God often works in ways that challenge our expectations. What looks backward to the world may be God's way of moving us forward. When He calls you, He also confirms you. His plans may seem upside down, but His purpose is always right.

Don't let fear keep you from obedience. Trust God's direction, even when it doesn't follow human logic. His strategy may be different, but His promises never fail.

Faith doesn't require having all the answers—it requires trusting the One who does.

Today Bishop preached an encouraging word on Father's Day. “The Sins of my Father” (Judges 6:25-31) In Judges 6, God called Gideon to tear down the altar that represented the sins and strongholds of his father’s house. Sometimes God calls us to break cycles, destroy unhealthy patterns, and build a new legacy of faith.

This Father’s Day, we honor the fathers who have paved the way with love, wisdom, and godly examples. We also celebrate the courage to break generational strongholds and leave a legacy that points our families to Christ.

May we be like Gideon—bold enough to remove what hinders us and faithful enough to build what honors God.

Happy Father’s Day to all fathers, father figures, and men of faith who are creating a legacy that will bless generations to come.