On this Pentecost Sunday, Shauntae Smith delivered a powerful word: “The Language for the Nations” from Acts 2:8. This scripture reminds us that God brings people together through every language and culture, showing that the message of the Gospel is for all nations. 🌍🔥

This Past Sunday Pastor Shauntae Smith Preached a life changing encouraging word " It's Working" Romans 8:28. Romans 8:28 reminds us that God is always at work, even in seasons we do not understand. The verse teaches that for those who love God and trust His purpose, every situation—both good and difficult—can be used for growth, healing, and His greater plan. It is a message of hope, encouraging us to remain faithful because God can bring purpose out of pain, strength out of struggle, and blessings out of unexpected circumstances.

On this Mother’s Day, our very own leading lady Pastor Sabrina Shaw delivered a powerful and life-changing word of encouragement to every mother in the room: “Don’t Overlook Your Oil” ( 2 Kings 4:1-7)
What looked like pain, pressure, and struggle became the very thing God used for provision. Through her message, we were reminded to keep fighting, keep trusting, and never lose hope — because God can use what’s already in your house to sustain you.
Your pain just became your provision.
Your struggle is not the end of your story.
There is still oil flowing.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the strong, faithful, and resilient mothers who continue to pour even when life gets hard. 💐

Pastor Shauntae smith preached a right on time word “A New Appetite” (John 21:1–14) The disciples fished all night and caught nothing—until Jesus showed up. At His word, their empty nets overflowed. But when they reached shore, Jesus already had food waiting. This moment shows that God isn’t just focused on what you produce, but what you desire. He shifts your appetite—from striving on your own to seeking His presence. A New Appetite means hungering for Jesus more than results. Because once He fills you… nothing else satisfies the same.

On this past Sunday God really showed out! Bishop taught a powerful message hot off the press” Your Faith Is In Crisis” (John 20:24-29) When your faith is in crisis, remember that doubt does not disqualify you. Its okay to have a moment. you are entitled to a moment as long as it dont turn into unbelief. Thomas struggled to believe until he encountered Jesus for himself. Sometimes life can leave us questioning, hurting, and uncertain but Jesus still shows up with grace, peace, and proof. Your crisis of faith can become the very place where your belief is strengthened. Even in doubt, keep seeking Him.

Today Elder Shykim Powell reminded us that “ I have the proof: Evidence For Faith” faith is not blind it is backed by evidence. In (Acts of Apostle 1:1–11), Jesus doesn’t just speak promises He proves Himself alive. After the resurrection, He appears to His disciples, teaches them, and gives undeniable confirmation that everything He said is true. That is the foundation of our faith: not just belief, but witnessed truth. 

Even more, Jesus promises the power of the Holy Spirit and commissions His followers to be witnesses to the ends of the earth. The same God who proved Himself then is still moving now. Our lives, our growth, and our testimony become modern-day evidence that faith is real.

Faith isn’t just something we say—we carry the proof.

On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Shauntae Smith Encouraged us with a dynamic word. "Just Like He said He would"( Matthew 28:1-6). When HOpe seemed lost, God kept his promise. The Tomb was empty, and Jesus had Risen just like He said He would. This moment reminds us that no matter how dark things look. God is Faithful, if he said it, He will do it. Just like He said He would.

Pastor Shauntae Smith preached a dynamic’s word today called “Kingdom Dominion“(Luke 10:1–2, 17–20)

Kingdom dominion is the authority Jesus gives His followers to advance God’s Kingdom on earth. Just as Jesus sent out the seventy to the harvest, we are called to serve, represent Him, and overcome the works of the enemy through His power. Our dominion comes from Christ, but our greatest joy is knowing that our names are written in heaven. 

Pastor Shauntae Smith taught from Luke 11:2-4 “The Prayer Pattern” Jesus gives us a simple pattern for prayer.

It begins with relationship — “Father,” reminding us who we’re talking to.

Then worship — “Hallowed be Your name.”

Next is surrender — “Your kingdom come.”

After that, dependence — “Give us each day our daily bread.”

Then forgiveness — receiving it and extending it.

Finally, protection — “Lead us not into temptation.”

This prayer teaches us to approach God with reverence, trust Him daily, keep our hearts clean, and rely on His guidance.

Bishop Shaw preached a life changing word for our 3 year anniversary “Unbreakable” 

“Two are better than one… A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.” — Ecclesiastes 4:9-12

Unbreakable isn’t about standing alone—it’s about standing together. When we’re joined in unity and God is the third strand, pressure can’t pull us apart. What’s woven by God is built to last.