Pastor Shaunte Smith preached  a powerful right off the press message “The Rain is Coming” – Job 14:7-11. Even when life feels withered and hopeless, God’s timing brings renewal. Like a tree sprouting after being cut down, He can restore what seems lost. Hold on—refreshing rain is coming.

On this Sunday Pastor Shauntae Smith, preached a remarkable challenging world from 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 “Run to Win”. This message challenges us to live with discipline, focus, and faith. Just like athletes train to win, we are called to pursue God’s purpose with determination and endurance. Run your race. Finish strong. Claim the prize. you're going to WIN!

On this Sunday Bishop Shaw, preached a prophetic encouraging message “The Message and his Kingdom” Mark 1:14-15 Jesus didn’t just announce good news—He ushered in the Kingdom.God’s reign is near, accessible, and active right now. The call is simple but life-changing: turn your heart toward God and believe. The Kingdom isn’t about a place—it’s about a posture. A surrendered life. A renewed mind. A transformed heart.

Pastor Shauntae delivered a powerful Word that had us all on the edge of our chairs. “An Appetite Worth Dying For” (Genesis 3:6–15 ) One bite changed everything. They didn’t just eat fruit — they fed a craving that cost peace, position, and presence. What they desired in a moment created consequences for generations. This passage reminds us that what we hunger for matters.

What you feed will grow.

What you ignore can destroy. Check your appetite. Not every craving is worth the cost — but obedience is always worth the sacrifice.

Pastor Shaunte Smith delivered a powerful word “Thy Kingdom Come” (Genesis 3:1-15; John 19:17-19) She taught us that the heaven invading earth. It is the cry of believers who are no longer satisfied with surface-level faith, but who hunger for God’s rule, His will, and His power to manifest in every area of life. This message calls us to align our hearts, our homes, and our communities with the authority of the King.It is a reminder that the Kingdom of God is not just coming someday — it is advancing now. 

Pastor Shauntae Smith preached a Prophetic word for Cross over. “Heaven is Raining “(Deuteronomy 11:8-12) is a prophetic reminder that the land God is bringing you into is not sustained by human effort, but by divine provision. “But the land, whither ye go to possess it, is a land of hills and valleys, and drinketh water of the rain of heaven.” This is a season where Heaven itself is supplying what you need to thrive. Even in the valleys and on the hills, God is releasing supernatural rain — provision, direction, healing, and increase. What you are stepping into will be maintained by God’s hand, not man’s systems. Prepare for divine overflow, because Heaven is raining on your promise.

Pastor Shauntae Smith taught and preached on the sermon topic “ Believe” (Luke 1:41-45)This message reminds us that belief is not passive — it positions us for fulfillment. When you choose to believe God beyond what you can see, you invite divine movement into your atmosphere. Your promise may not be visible yet, but your belief can cause it to leap, shift, and come alive.

Pastor Shauntae Smith preached a Powerful message  entitled “Postured while silent and Positioned while hiding” (Luke 5-25).Pastor explores the powerful truth that even in seasons of silence and obscurity, God is still at work. When it feels like nothing is happening and you’re hidden from view, you are not forgotten—you are being postured and positioned for purpose. What looks like waiting is actually preparation, and what feels like hiding is often divine alignment. God uses quiet seasons to shape our character, strengthen our faith, and prepare us for what’s next. Stay faithful in the silence—your positioning is intentional.

Pastor Shauntae Smith delivered a powerful and uplifting message titled “I Was Led Here.” (Matthew 3:13-17; 4:1-17))Have you found yourself at a place and wondered how you got there?

Pastor reminded us that in life, we will all be led into places where temptation appears, but we must stand firm and not give in. She pointed out that even Jesus was led into a place of temptation, yet He refused to surrender. When Satan offered Him the world in exchange for His worship, Jesus stood strong.

Her message encouraged us to be mindful of the voices we listen to—and to stay grounded in truth and faith.

Pastor Shauntae Smith delivered a dynamic Rhema word, “God Is With Us,” from Isaiah 43:1-2. Remember, no matter what you face in life, keep moving forward! God has called you by name, and you won’t look like what you’ve been in… God is with you!