Community Worship Center featuring delivering the message,"Join us for this powerful message entitled "Get Up and Move." Too often, fear, doubt, disappointment, or complacency can keep us stuck in one place spiritually. Drawing from the book of Hebrews, this sermon challenges us to rise in faith, press forward in obedience, and confidently walk in the promises God has prepared for us. Be encouraged to leave behind what is holding you back and move toward the purpose God has for your life. Don't miss this uplifting word that will inspire you to trust God, take action, and keep moving forward by faith."

Community Worship Center brings us together, "Join us for this powerful message entitled "Keep Your Post." In a world full of distractions and challenges, God calls His people to remain faithful to the assignment He has given them. This sermon reminds us to stand firm in our faith, stay committed to our purpose, and trust God through every season. Be encouraged to remain watchful, steadfast, and unwavering, even when the journey becomes difficult. Don't miss this inspiring word that will challenge you to stay where God has placed you and faithfully keep your post".

Join us for this special and inspiring message presented by the children of Community Worship Center as they share what it means to grow with God. 🌱✨ Through Scripture, songs, and heartfelt expressions of faith, our young people remind us that spiritual growth begins at every age when we walk closely with Jesus.

. As our children use their gifts to minister, we celebrate the next generation rising in faith, purpose, and love for God. 🙏🏾💛

In this encouraging and practical message, Pastor Jason Ridley unpacks Romans 12:12, reminding us to remain joyful in hope, patient in tribulation, and faithful in prayer. Just like a thermostat returns to its set point, believers are called to remain spiritually grounded no matter the pressures or changes around them.

Set Point challenges us to examine where our faith is anchored when life becomes difficult. Trials may come, emotions may shift, and circumstances may change, but our spiritual focus must remain fixed on God.

This sermon encourages us to develop consistency in our walk with Christ and maintain a steady posture of hope, endurance, and prayer through every season of life.

In this heartfelt Mother’s Day message, Pastor Jason Ridley reflects on Proverbs 31:28 and the importance of showing genuine gratitude for the women who pour love, sacrifice, wisdom, and strength into our lives. In a world that often takes people for granted, this sermon challenges us to pause and take a real gratitude check.

Gratitude Check reminds us that true gratitude is more than words—it is honor, appreciation, recognition, and love expressed through our actions. As we celebrate mothers and mother figures, we are encouraged to acknowledge the impact of their prayers, care, and unwavering support.

This inspiring message calls us to cultivate thankful hearts, cherish the blessings God has placed around us, and never overlook the people who have helped shape our lives and faith journeys. 💐🙏🏾✨

In this eye-opening message, Pastor Samuel Blair takes us back to the Garden of Eden, where sin created distance between humanity and God. In Genesis 3, we see how disobedience introduced gaps—between us and God, within ourselves, and in our relationships with others.

The Gaps Are Real reminds us that these separations are not just ancient history—they are still present today. Yet even in the midst of brokenness, God’s grace is revealed. From the very beginning, He made a promise to restore what was lost.

This sermon challenges us to confront the gaps in our own lives while holding on to the hope that God is still in the business of healing, restoring, and bringing us back into right relationship with Him.

In this practical and thought-provoking message, Pastor Troy Levy draws from the parable of the talents in Matthew 25, reminding us that what God has placed in our hands is meant to be used, developed, and multiplied.

Practice challenges us to move beyond fear, hesitation, and excuses, and to actively steward the gifts, opportunities, and responsibilities God has entrusted to us. Growth doesn’t happen by chance—it happens through consistent faithfulness and intentional effort.

This sermon encourages us to put our faith into action, trust God with what we have, and commit to the process. What you practice today prepares you for what God has planned tomorrow.

In this uplifting message, Pastor David Defoe reflects on the story of the woman who had been bent over for eighteen years, unable to straighten herself. In a moment of divine compassion, Jesus speaks a word—and everything changes.

This sermon reminds us that no matter how long you’ve been dealing with pain, pressure, or limitation, God sees you and has the power to lift you up. What has kept you bowed down does not have the final say.

Keep Ya Head Up is a call to hold on to hope, trust in God’s timing, and believe that breakthrough is still possible. When Jesus steps in, restoration happens—and you can stand tall again.

In this transformative message, Pastor Jason Ridley unpacks Romans 12:1, calling believers to a life of true worship that starts from within. God isn’t just concerned with outward actions—He desires a surrendered heart, a renewed mind, and a life fully committed to Him.

Inside Out challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith and allow God to transform us from the inside out. When our hearts are aligned with His will, our lives begin to reflect His purpose, His character, and His glory.

This sermon is a call to present ourselves as living sacrifices—holy, acceptable, and fully devoted to God in every area of our lives.

In this deeply reflective message, Pastor Jason Ridley explores the space between the cross and the resurrection—the silence of Saturday. After the pain of Friday and before the victory of Sunday, there was a moment where everything felt still, uncertain, and unanswered.

This sermon reminds us that God is still at work even in the silence. When prayers seem unanswered and hope feels distant, it does not mean God has stopped moving. The silence is not the end of the story—it’s the setup for resurrection power.

If you’ve ever found yourself in a waiting season, this message will encourage you to trust God in the quiet, hold on through the uncertainty, and believe that what He has promised is still on the way. Sunday is coming.