Do you know that the bible is exciting, fulfilling, and written to you? Shola teaches why we should read the bible, what the bible is, and what it does.

Pastor Akognon answers questions every third Sunday. Today he answers the following questions:

1. Why is there a difference in the Catholic Church pulpit?

2. Please define the Sabbath.

3. What do you mean by covenant membership?

Pastor Akognon explains how the church will grow. He challenges us to seek out two people to share our faith with and how to do that.

Pastor Akognon explains how the church will grow. He challenges us to seek out two people to share our faith with and how to do that.

When we ask the question, "who is the number one in your life?" how many of us answer that question truthfully? Do we give answers that are correct or answers that are truthful? In the Christian circle, most people expect you to say "God is number one in your life" but is that truthful?

When we ask the question, "who is the number one in your life?" how many of us answer that question truthfully? Do we give answers that are correct or answers that are truthful? In the Christian circle, most people expect you to say "God is number one in your life" but is that truthful?

Tonight seven speakers will talk about the promises of God.

1. Reverend Annette Quiett - You Can Have Daily Cleansing (1 John 1:9)

2. Ronnie Small - You Have the Assurance of God's Strength and Help (Isaiah 41:10)

3. Reverend Mickele Carpenter - The Lord Sets Limits on Your Trials and Temptations (I Corinthians 10:13)

4. Gina Doumate - He Answers Your Prayers (I John 5:14-15)

5. Tenika Small - You Have the Holy Spirit Who is Your Helper (John 14:16-18)

6. Pastor Marcus Small - God HImself Will Supply All Your Needs (Matthew 6:31-32)

7. Dr. Emmanuel Akognon - Jesus Provides the Gift of Eternal Security (John 10:27-30)

How do you get access to God? Reverend Lloyd Peoples Sr. gives us the 3 access points to God.

All denominations, regardless of their form of church government, agree that God is the ultimate authority in church government. Whether the style of government is Episcopal, Presbyterian, Congregational, or Nongovernment, Church government must be based on the word of God. The Baptist form of Church government is congregational.

All denominations, regardless of their form of church government, agree that God is the ultimate authority in church government. Whether the style of government is Episcopal, Presbyterian, Congregational, or Nongovernment, Church government must be based on the word of God. The Baptist form of Church government is congregational.