A new MP3 sermon from Transforming Love Christian Center is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: The Invitation

Speaker: Jamie Hawkins

Broadcaster: Transforming Love Christian Center

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 10/16/2016

Bible: Acts 3:19; Acts 3

Length: 69 min.

Overview: Can God change- Can there be relief from the wrath of God- Who's control are our unsaved friends operating under- If Jesus turns us away from our iniquities, who is he turning us away from- The the Jews who put Jesus to death know what they were doing- Is there a time that our ignorance will not be an excuse for our mistakes---For answers to these questions and more, please listen to -The Invitation,- by Pastor Jamie Hawkins.

A new MP3 sermon from Transforming Love Christian Center is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Representing Jesus

Speaker: Jamie Hawkins

Broadcaster: Transforming Love Christian Center

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 12/4/2016

Bible: Acts 4; Acts 30

Length: 53 min.

Overview: Does persecution cause us to call on fellow believers for support- How long does a bout with persecution really last- How can we really benefit from the effects of persecution- What is the estimated number of people that were against Jesus during his time here- For answers to these and other questions, please listen to -Representing Jesus,- by Jamie Hawkins.

A new MP3 sermon from Transforming Love Christian Center is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Love in Word and Action

Speaker: Jamie Hawkins

Broadcaster: Transforming Love Christian Center

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 12/11/2016

Bible: Acts 2; Acts 4

Length: 63 min.

Overview: What happens to a church filled with self-seeking opportunists- In theological disagreements, are we consciously aware when our love begins to diminish and our emotion takes over- Is there a difference in being baptized -vs- being filled with the Holy Spirit- In Acts, just what does scripture mean when believers are described as having 'all things in common-'