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Pastor Dwight Radcliff opens up a new series using the vintage video game Pac-Man as a backdrop for teaching Christians how to perform under pressure. Think you know about Pac-Man? After this series you'll never look at that game the same way.

This message is focused on reclaiming the family. Pastor Radcliff shows us the sibling rivalry and ethnic issues boiling between Moses, Aaron, Miriam and Moses' wife.

The third message in our series on Faith. This ground-breaking message was just simply spectacular!!! Listen to it now, but you really had to be there. This message will challenge you and force you to look at the patterns in your life. What is...

This is the second message in Pastor Radcliff's series on Faith. This message looks at God's Word to us. Does God really make promises, or is God's Word just settled because God says it? In our society we are always looking for a...

Part 1 of the Faith Series.

The story of Hosea and his instruction from God to marry a prostitute is not a popular message in our churches. This message was a perfect introduction to Pastor Radcliff's insightful spin on Faith in the month of...

Pastor Radcliff concludes our month of teaching and preaching on Stewardship with this spiritually provocative and intellectually intriguing message. Grab your notepad and pen for this one, and get ready to be challenged.

The conclusion of our December series- 2Pacalypse Now: The Cry of a Generation over the Sound of the Organ. Pastor Radcliff delivers the knockout punch of this series.

Pastor Radcliff uses the Sunday before Christmas to continue in his series on Hip Hop and the Church, to preach about the young, pregnant, unmarried Mary. Pastor uses this portion of scripture to preach one of his most profound messages on the...

Pastor Radcliff preaches at Friendship Baptist Church in Pasadena, CA, for their youth and young adult service.

Using the story of Joseph, we can see that sometimes it is easier to see what God is doing when we look back at what was done. We usually, however, find ourselves confused and frustrated while we are in the middle of those situations.