In "Be Bold, Be Brave, Be Strong - Part 2," Pastor Joseph Davis continues to unpack what it means to live a life of audacious faith, drawing profound lessons from the story of the woman who anointed Jesus with costly spikenard oil. He challenges listeners to navigate their "now season" – a time filled with distractions and legitimate concerns – by focusing on what truly matters. Pastor Davis highlights a common pitfall: only seeking Jesus for His blessings and prosperity (His "hand"), while neglecting His holiness, image, and likeness (His "face"). He asserts that true transformation comes from embracing all of Jesus, not just the parts we find comfortable or advantageous.

The sermon powerfully illustrates the woman's boldness as she breaks her alabaster box, symbolizing the breaking of all perceived boundaries and protocols to release what is truly valuable within. This act, Pastor Davis explains, is about "getting what's in me out of me" and unleashing one's God-given anointing for purpose and destiny. He poses a crucial question for leaders and individuals alike: "Are you training people or are you taming people?" underscoring the need to cultivate a spirit that roars and fights for its destiny rather than being suppressed. The anointing, he stresses, is essential for navigating life's most challenging moments and for crucifying the flesh daily. The message also exposes the hypocrisy present even among religious figures, contrasting it with the woman's radical devotion. Pastor Davis passionately encourages transparency and honesty in our faith walk, urging listeners to admit hurt and acknowledge struggles rather than pretending everything is fine, as true healing and growth emerge from vulnerability.

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In this powerful message titled "Be Bold, Be Brave, Be Strong," Pastor Joseph Davis delves into Mark 14:1-9, using the story of a woman who anointed Jesus with precious spikenard to illustrate the essence of audacious faith. He contrasts her unreserved act of worship—breaking an expensive alabaster box—with the critical, self-serving motives of the religious leaders who sought to eliminate Jesus and found fault with her devotion. Pastor Davis challenges listeners to embrace a "break the box" mentality, where genuine, intentional worship and obedience to God take precedence over human opinions, comfort zones, and religious pretense. He exposes the dangers of "form of godliness" without true power, highlighting how religious zeal can lead to criticism and even persecution of those who authentically follow Jesus. The sermon underscores that true boldness in faith will inevitably attract opposition, but assures believers that Jesus himself serves as their defense. Ultimately, Pastor Davis calls for a prioritizing of God's presence, encouraging listeners to seek His approval above all else, and to operate with an "unction to function" that moves them beyond mere religious routine into a life of impactful, Spirit-led action.

Scriptures for Further Study:

Mark 14:1-9: The core passage detailing the anointing of Jesus by the woman.

Exodus (specific chapters like 12-13): References the institution of Passover and Unleavened Bread.

Matthew 5:10-12: Discusses persecution for righteousness' sake ("Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you...").

1 John 4:20: "Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen, cannot love God, whom they have not seen." (Implied in the discussion about loving God but not others).

2 Timothy 3:5: "having a form of godliness but denying its power."

Galatians 6:1: "Brothers and sisters, if someone is caught in a sin, you who live by the Spirit should restore that person gently. But watch yourselves, or you also may be tempted." (Referenced in the discussion about restoring others and not reveling in their fall).

James 5:16: "Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed." (Referenced in the discussion about repentance vs. persecution).

Luke 10:38-42 (Mary and Martha): Referenced for the principle of prioritizing God's presence.

Matthew 25:21, 23: "Well done, good and faithful servant!"

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"The problem is not the nonbelievers. The problem is those of us who say we are believers. We come in the house and we're not in one accord. Do you prepare and anticipate a move every time we gather?"

--Minister Kiera Brown

What is stopping the modern church from experiencing the power seen on the Day of Pentecost every single week? Is it the presence of non-believers? Minister Kiera Brown argues that the answer is much closer to home. In her compelling sermon, "Don't Get Distracted, Get Humble," she unpacks the scripture from 2 Chronicles 7:14 and Acts 2, revealing that the key to unlocking revival is not the salvation of the lost, but the unified, humble heart posture of the saved.

Through passionate teaching and hilarious, relatable stories from her own upbringing, Minister Brown challenges the idea of "routine" Christianity. She asks the tough questions: Do we come to church anticipating healing and deliverance, or just to check a box? Are our lifted hands connected to a surrendered heart? This sermon is a powerful wake-up call for believers to intentionally prepare for worship, pray in unity, and get humble before the Lord, creating an atmosphere where the Holy Spirit can move freely and transform lives.

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Dive into a profound exploration of masculine identity and purpose with Pastor Joseph Davis's "MonuMENtal Men Who Worship." This message redefines manhood, asserting that at the very core of man's creation lies the intrinsic calling to be a worship leader. Pastor Davis meticulously breaks down the divine blueprint for man in Genesis, presenting God's foundational "3 W's": Worship, Work, and Wholeness. He emphatically states that while work and companionship are vital, they must never supersede man's foundational call to worship, which is his direct, communicative relationship with God.

Drawing compelling parallels from the biblical account of Gideon in Judges 6, Pastor Davis reveals how worship is the catalyst for spiritual transformation. He demonstrates that worship provides the avenue for forgiveness when we've strayed from God's covenant and brings forth prophecy, reminding us of God's original intentions and often revealing brand new information about our destiny. Through Gideon's struggle of threshing wheat in a winepress, the message powerfully illustrates that divine promises are often processed through difficult circumstances, where men learn to build personal altars and find boldness to overcome inadequacy and fear. Pastor Davis delivers a raw, honest challenge for men to contend for their place of worship, acknowledging the "stuff in the middle" – the unforeseen trials, generational curses, and internal battles – that God uses to refine and prepare them. This sermon is not just for men; it's a call for all believers to embrace worship as the ultimate weapon for breakthrough, deliverance, and walking fully into their God-given destiny, ensuring that nothing distracts from their primary call to honor Him.

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What happens when you feel forgotten, disqualified, or defined by your past brokenness? Is there hope for the days you feel you've lost and the moments you've missed? In this installment of his "52 Days of Favor" series, Pastor Joseph Davis delivers an uplifting message titled "Favor for Lost Days and Missed Moments."

Drawing from the incredible story of King David and Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9, Pastor Davis illustrates how God's restorative favor actively seeks us out. He unpacks the journey of Mephibosheth—a forgotten royal descendant, lame and living in a place of obscurity called Lo-debar—who is suddenly summoned to the king's palace. Instead of judgment, he receives a full restoration of his inheritance and a permanent place of honor.

Building on this narrative, Pastor Davis also connects this idea to "Favor for Warfare," reminding us from the story of Nehemiah that opposition doesn't mean our season is over, and "Favor for Life's Circumstances," showing how a prophetic word can change everything overnight. The central challenge of the message is this: The truest test of receiving a blessing is how you treat others afterward. David's first thought in his new season of kingship was to find someone to bless. Tune in to this inspiring sermon and be encouraged that God's favor can redeem your past and empower you to become a blessing to others.

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Why do many modern believers miss the power of Pentecost? In this fiery Pentecost Sunday message, Pastor Joseph Davis argues that we cannot fully receive "Holy Ghost Favor Now" without understanding its deep historical roots and its place on God's divine calendar. He explains that Pentecost is not an isolated New Testament event, but the culmination of a sacred journey that begins with Passover.

This teaching unpacks the significance of God's ancient festivals, designed to keep His people spiritually in sync with His timing. You'll learn how the Israelites were encouraged to "count the days" between their deliverance at Passover and their empowerment at the Feast of Weeks (Pentecost), building anticipation for their promised Jubilee. Pastor Davis translates this powerful principle for today, declaring that despite your current struggles, pain, or opposition, you have an "appointed time" for recovery and reversal. This sermon is a powerful call to shake off the ashes of the past and step into the explosive favor that God has scheduled for your life.

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In her compelling message, "Take the Limits Off," Elder Shanea Wilks passionately declares that many believers are unknowingly restricting God's ability to move powerfully in their lives. Beginning with a declaration of God's worthiness and the promise of manifestation, she sets an energetic tone, urging listeners to get into a "birth position" in the spirit, ready for God to bring forth new things.

Elder Wilks defines her own praise not by perfect circumstances, but by the unwavering faith that God, who loves her, "will withhold no good thing" from her. The core of her message is a direct challenge from God: "Take the limits off of me. You have put the limits." Through a vivid visual demonstration, she illustrates how we often welcome God into certain areas of our lives while blocking Him from others, unknowingly hindering the very healing, deliverance, and breakthroughs we desperately need.

She emphasizes a crucial truth: God will not override your will. Our resistance, whether conscious or unconscious, effectively blocks His full presence and the blessings that come with it. Elder Wilks courageously shares her own struggle with limiting God by always deferring her own efforts to support others, urging listeners to recognize similar patterns in themselves.

Drawing on biblical examples like Sarah's laughter and reliance on "Plan B" (Ishmael), she warns against our attempts to "help" God with our own reasoning and alternate plans, asserting that our Plan B can create future problems. She underscores the importance of trusting God's original plan, citing Jeremiah's obedience even in prison as a testament to God's ultimate restoration.

Finally, Elder Wilks identifies key ways we limit God in today's society, referencing 2 Timothy 3:1-5: choosing worldly pleasures over God, loving self and money, ungratefulness, lack of holiness, unforgiveness, slander, and pride. She encourages listeners to "Try God," assuring them that a life of surrender, while sometimes challenging, opens the door to unimaginable blessings and a deeper relationship with Him. The message culminates in a powerful call to the altar, urging listeners to take the limits off, trust God fully, and allow Him to change them from the inside out, reminding them that with God, there are "no limits, no boundaries" to what He can do.

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"Train to Win" is a powerful teaching by Pastor Damion Dunlap that challenges believers to evaluate the spiritual race they're running. Drawing parallels between coaching athletes and pursuing a disciplined walk with God, Pastor Damion emphasizes that just like physical training, spiritual success requires intentionality, structure, and sacrifice. Using 1 Corinthians 9:24–27 as a foundation, he highlights the need to run with purpose—not aimlessly—and to keep our bodies under strict control through the power of the Spirit. This message will encourage you to stop reacting passively to life and instead, train with the mindset of victory, ensuring your efforts align with God's eternal purpose for your life.

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We hear often that 'favor ain't fair,' but I want to tell you today, favor IS fair because GOD is fair. Now we need to talk about being a good STEWARD of God's favor.

--Prophetess Lisa Ward

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"Today we are going to focus on the nature of motherhood."

--Pastor Joseph Davis

Let's open our Bibles to John chapter 2, where Jesus turned the water into wine.

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