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Message Preached on February 19, 2023 by Minister Mona Lee

Psalm 142

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In Psalm 142, we see David crying out to God, seeking out His help as he’s dealing and facing his enemies. If you are familiar with the story of David, we know that King Saul sought after David’s life; and many enemies rose against David. With all of this taking place, David knew who to come to and complain about what he was dealing with. He took his complaint to the Lord.

With the example of David, no matter what you are dealing with and facing, do not be afraid to cry out to God. He knows of your ways even before you open your mouth to speak. In this walk of faith, we may look to the right, left, front and back, and there is nobody there. Even in your lowest times, where you feel like you’re going to drown. Where are the people that are supposed to help and say ‘Here I am’? You’re wondering ‘where are they’? Yet, remember David took his worries and complaints to the right person.

No matter what you are going through do the same as David did. He cried unto the Lord who was his refuge. The Lord was his shelter, he was his protection. The enemy may seem to be coming on the right and on the left, BUT God is your shelter! Goodness and mercy is for you! In time of adversities, know that God can and will heal you. For a broken heart and contrite spirit, He will no longer despise. God is there! All you have to do is give it to God, and He will bear it. If there’s a need in your life, all you have to do is bring it to God. God is waiting for you, no matter how big or small.

God doesn’t promise we are exempted from trouble, pain, and trials. Nonetheless, we should be thankful that we never have to encounter it alone. Don’t stop praying! God’s promises are true concerning you. We know that life’s struggles are inevitable. Yet, we have one who is with us always. God is with you no matter what it looks like. Many of times you may have thought He left you, but He never left. Don’t give up on God.

God delivered David out of all his troubles and fears, and He can do the same for you. Even when David became King and sinned, he repented and God was still there and did not give up on him. No matter what you do or have done, if you repent and ask God to forgive you; He will remember it no more. Be sincere and ask God to help you. David always made it back to God. The same goes for you, make it back to God; it’s not too late.

Don’t be anxious about tomorrow (Philippians 4: 6-7).

If you are weary, give it to God and find rest (Matthew 11:28).

Though your heart is aching, God is close to you (Psalm 34:8).

God sees you more than you think. It is our responsibility to ask God for protection and help. Remember, that God remains in control. Speak over yourself and build yourself on your most Holy Faith. God is a God of possibility, not negativity. Allow God to renew a spirit of faith and hope in you.

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Message Preached by Pastor Charles Little on February 12, 2023

Jeremiah 10:23

Hebrews 11:16; Jude 1:20; 2 Corinthians 5:17; 2 Corinthians 6:17; Psalm 51: 5; Mark 2:22

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Without Faith, it is impossible to please God. For he that comes to him must believe that He is and He rewards those that seeks Him (Hebrews 11:16). When we first come to Christ, we are told to desire the sincere milk of the word of God. Yet while in building yourselves up, you must learn how to build up in your Holy faith, and praying in the Holy Ghost (Jude 1:20). All this seems to sound strange to someone who may not have read the word of God or get to know Him. But a call has been given to those who desire to know God. Hence, we must come out from among them, be separated, and touch no unclean thing as read in 2 Corinthians 6:17.

Psalm 51:5, it was sin that was brought in the Garden that shaped up, it’s in our very own nature. However, in reading 2 Corinthians 5:17 we know we are new in God. What must be understood is that because we were born in sin, we are pre-programmed. Sin is our nature. What we are trying to do when we come to Christ is to have this nature be changed. The only way for this change to take place in us is with God.

We are built to do what this world is doing by sinning, lying, and doing all sorts of ungodly things. Though now, we are of God and what we must do is allow God to change us. Understand however in going through these changes in God, there will be pitfalls and hard times. Yet we must trust in the Lord with all our hearts, and not lean to our own understanding. We are not built to handle things of the world ourselves.

God has made you new and you must trust in the Word of God. It’s more than just reading the word and coming to church. You have to start practicing what the Word of God is speaking. We must practically use the word! Use it in your everyday walk because there is a call on your life. There’s a way God is calling you and though you may not understand it, just know you have to start with love. Must learn to love yourself and love others. Don’t look at yourself through the eyes of the world. Look at it from the eyes of God. For God has given you many gifts, and it is only in Him will you be able to operate them.

Be who God has called you to be. Exercise what God has built you for. Don’t try and be like someone else. Allow God to build you up to where He needs you to be. In Mark 2, it tells us we cannot put new wine in old wine skin. You need to be built afresh for the new. We must learn to appreciate what God is doing in us. We can’t see what He’s doing but put your faith in God.

What makes it hard for us to comprehend the things of God is because of how we are built. We’re built to do things in our own fleshly nature. However, there is another way. God can transform you and build you up in His way, not in the flesh but in the Spirit. Will you allow Him to do build you anew?

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Message Preached by Evangelist Amanda Campbell on February 5, 2023

Zechariah 10: 1-6; Zechariah 10:12

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The book of Zechariah’s purpose is to give hope to God’s people, by revealing God’s future deliverance through Jesus Christ. Restoration, is the act of returning something to its former condition or making new again. Restoring can also make things better than their current state. Our Heavenly Father’s restoring power is one of the greatest promises of scripture. Restoration only comes from God. Restoration is when God comes in, seeing the shape you are in and what you have been dealing with; and tells you to ‘come back home.’ If God allows you to remain out there in the world, you will only miss what He’s about to release. God, in this hour is saying He doesn’t want His people to miss the release.

Through the scripture and Zechariah, the Lord is saying ask for rain while the rain is falling. You need to make sure as you see the blessings are flowing in the House of the Lord, you ask for what you need right now. If you get the release of God’s power now, later is already taken care of. Pray for God to strengthen you and establish you, so you may believe the things He can do for you. There are four foundational truths you must know.

1. Restoration Can Happen In Your Body-Jeremiah 30:17

Health wise, you may not know what is going on in your physical body or maybe you do. Nonetheless, the Lord is restoring health to your physical body. You may have had aches and pain but God is restoring health because you need to have good success. So that you won’t get weak in this race. Health is being restored so you can be a witness that God is a healer. God will restore your health, as it brings honor to Him. God is able to heal you and restore your health.

2. Restoration Can Happen In Your Spirit- Psalm 51:12

Life struggles can rip the joy out of us and even the most positive person you’ll meet. God’s restoration doesn’t happen only to the physical but to the spiritual as well. David understood that when he was out of joy, he could go to the one who gives joy. The Hebrew word for restore in this particular scripture is defined as to return back. You need to get back to the joy that is in the Lord. Get back to the place where you first believed. Return to the place where your first love for Christ began. Get back and return to a place where you was desperate for God to do a new thing in you. Don’t get complacent in your spirit. For God will not strive with man always. Don’t get distracted chasing the wrong things. Seek God again and He will turn His heart towards you.

3. Restoration Can Happen In Your Circumstances & Surroundings–Job 42:10

Job in this scripture did not get the double until he went through the pain. We know that in the story of Job, the Bible tells us that he was a “just man.” Yet, God was the one who said ‘have you considered’ Job to go through these things; and not change his confession about God. God permitted a hard thing for Job to go through and he still did not denounce God. His friends, family, and his wife tested him. Too often you may have experience the same “testing” from those around you. God will allow you to go through some hard things. For your faithfulness, you will be tested. When you feel like you have lost it all, God promises to restore even more than what was stolen from you. Can you honor God in the hard things?

4. Restoration Will Be Visible On the Outside But It Happens On The Inside-2 Corinthians 5:17; Isaiah 61:7

Have you ever seen these home improvement shows, where they intend to fix the home in about six weeks. Only to tear it down to see the inside will need a lot more work than expected? There’s faulty things that need to be fixed and cleaned. In the same way, God desires to see deep changes in us. Beginning with the things that are not visible to others. When you pray for restoration, begin by asking God to reveal any unclean thing within you. Psalm 139: 23-24 is a great example of where to start by examining ourselves. Restoration will always take longer than expected. However, we can know that God is working on our behalf ALWAYS.

God is getting ready to strengthen you and your house. Any chains that is holding you must be broken. God will bring you to a place that you once was. He will have mercy on whom He pleases. His word tells us that He has been with us through labor pains. God is about to release those things you have been asking for. For after you have prayed and suffered for a while, He will establish you and give what you need.

There’s a release and you do not want to miss it!

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Message Preached by Elder Elyon Wells on January 29, 2023

Ecclesiastes 3:1; Genesis 7:16; Genesis 8:1-3

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God Shuts the Door

In life, you have to come to place to understand where you are and when you are in God. You must understand this because there are people who will pull on your heart string. They will abuse you and what you have to offer. There are people around you who will know exactly what to do. Be aware of this in your new season.

In scripture, we find that Noah was instructed to build an ark for himself and his family by God, because God was getting ready to send rain on the earth. God instructs him to enter the ark and God himself shuts the door. As they enter the ark and it begins to rain, you can imagine they hear the screams of those on the outside and the torture. People begging to enter the ark but God shut the door. The reason God shut the door? He did not want the old thing to contaminate the new thing. Why? There are some things you cannot take with you in the new season. It is okay to let God sever some things to move forward.

There is a place of sanctified isolation that God has had many and it is for our good. He will put you in a place that you cannot get out of. He’ll send tribulations your way, trials, troubles, family acting funny, friends, and more. Why? To position you to pray, when He needs you to pray. For if it was up to us, we would not pray and would want to run away from our troubles. But there’s something about that sanctified isolation that will make you. We need to get to a place spiritually where nothing can affect where we are.

God Remembers You

After a one hundred and fifty days of rain and Noah in the ark, God remembers him. God remembers why He chose Noah and why this ark was made. There’s something about when God remembers you. If you feel like God has forgotten you, know that He has not! You are in a season for a reason but He didn’t forget you there. He remembers you. There may have been trials and tribulations but God still remembered you. You may not always do what is right but God remembers you. The journey may have been rough but God has not forgotten how you prayed and fasted. He didn’t forget when you came to church, even though you didn’t want to come. Nor did He forget when you prayed when you didn’t want to. He saw the tears and more. He saw the obedience to your leader. What you needed in that season, did you get the understanding? The season is getting ready to pass!

The storm may have come but it didn’t kill you. The Lord has strengthened you and is encouraging you. A new beginning is on the way. You can have a new exodus if you desire it! For the Lord will get you through it. He has remembered you! The duration of your season is conditioned by the decisions you make in that season.

New Season

In welcoming your new season, welcome the change in your perception. Welcome to the change in mindset that will increase the change in behavior. Those that were in the Ark were spared because of the obedience of Noah. Noah’s ability to hear God, obey God, and wait, is what allowed his season to only be one hundred and fifty days. Your decisions can be better. You must make the decision that you will not make the same mistakes, that caused you to go through in the first place. You can have a new day but if you make the wrong decisions in the new day, you can see the same results as before. Make new decisions in your new season!

Allow God to strengthen you in your new season. Every promise God has for you, can be received. It’s yours! God has given you the ability to make new decisions. Think about those decisions and where it’ll lead to.

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Message Preached by Elder Elyon Wells on January 22, 2023

Acts 1:8; Acts 2:1-4: Acts 2:37-39

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What God has given you, is not enough to sustain you in your current place. Many of you have made it by with what you have had, in the years of early. Some even drifting on a memory. There’s no need to keep on drifting by on a memory. There’s enough for you to have all you need from God. According to the Word of God, it is the Father’s good pleasure to give unto you the Kingdom.

These scriptures are letting you know the Holy Spirit and it’s ability in the life of believers. How He walks with you, talks with you, and tells you you are His own. The Bible is telling you you were bought with a price. You are not your own. You must walk with God, as crucified to sin. Be dead to the things you use to do, and must now live in a new way. The only way to live in the new is by living in the Faith of the Son of God. Who loves you and gave Himself for you. “If any man be in Christ, He is a new creature……..”, 2 Corinthians 5:17.

Sometimes we struggle to walk the new way in Christ. Yet, all you need is more of Him. When you have more, there are certain things you wouldn’t do, say, and places you won’t even go. The Bible tells in order to do the work of the Lord and walk this faith walk, and live right, we need power. The Holy Ghost power! When you have power, you will be a witness unto God. You must know for yourself this power! This power will deliver you, will bring you out, and have no doubt about who He is.

A birthing is happening on the earth and you must wait for it. Wait on the power of the Lord. The apostles waited in the Upper Room for power. Once power came upon them, they went out and preached repentance and the promise that followed. If you want to make it in this hour, you need the Promise. The Promise is the Holy Ghost! The Promise helps you present your body as a living sacrifice. It keeps you from lying, stealing, it helps you to love your enemies and helps you to walk away from a fight.

The Holy Ghost gives us the ability to witness in impossible situations and places. Further, the Holy Ghost helps us with consistency and commitment. Allow the Holy Ghost to have you speak and walk in truth. Be full of the Holy Ghost! If there are certain behaviors that you cannot get rid of, examine yourself and ask God for more of the Holy Ghost. In order to make it, you need more!

Ask for more!

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Message Preached on January 15, 2023 by Deacon Jamie Hathaway

John 15: 7; Hebrews 11:1

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We have a tendency to clean our cars, homes, desk, and just about anything that needs cleaning right. What about a spiritual cleanse? A spiritual cleaning? We know the other things matter but a spiritual cleansing matters more. There are some things that we must put at the altar. Things that have been ailing us, blocking us, and more; we must leave them at the altar of the Lord. Anxiety, doubt, fear, and anything not limited to the seven deadly sins. Greed, anger, envy, gluttony, laziness, lust of the flesh & eyes, and the pride of life, have to be cleared out. The way to conquer these things and get rid of them is by being obedient to the word of God.

In the scripture in John, we find the word abide. The word abide, accept, trust, and act in accordance with. When we say we’re going to get rid of “things”, greed for instance, it is not of God but of the world. We only use 5% of our brains, imagine if we used 100% of it where things would go. How much wickedness would creep in because of the “power” we would have. This is why God has given us limited power in this area. He knows the mind of man. By having too much power, the enemy would tell us we are stronger than the God we serve. Why should we listen to him? The lust of the eye and desiring the power, would lead to greed. We would want to obtain everything the next man has, yet not willing to do the work. Stop trying to get what you want, when God supplies all of your needs.

To leave things at the altar, it is very important we learn to steward our time. Use it wisely to draw closer to God by reading the word. Our emotions is one that we must pay attention to. Our emotions bring back envy and wanting what others have. Envy brings on anger. Out of anger, we start making long term decisions for short term decisions. Why, because emotions kicked in and had you make a rash decision. Decisions that leads to laziness and comfortability, when this was never the plan of God. From the laziness, leads to gluttony which now is causing depression. Leave the emotions at the altar!

Lust of the eyes, the things that look appealing to you will lead to trouble. The lust of the eyes comes with conditions and you must be prepared to deal with them. Be aware of the lust of the flesh as well. The pride of life is one that really gets the best of us. Don’t let your pride hold you back from receiving the blessings the Lord has for you.The safest place to be to get rid of pride, any of the seven deadly sins, and anything else that is hindering you is in the church, at the altar.

We have today and tomorrow by Grace. Be obedient to the Word of God and step out by Faith. Trusting that God will remove those hindrances. Don’t be afraid to go to the altar. Faith has hope and fear has despair. Which one will you choose? Follow the leading of God and be free. By being obedient to Jesus and His Word, you will find peace.

What will you leave at the altar?

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Message Preached on January 8, 2023 by Pastor Avery

Matthew 14:14-19

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When it comes to God, you don’t need many things. For little becomes much with Him. The little that you have (your talents, gifts), if placed in the Master’s hand He will move you from one level to another level. God has already placed in us what we need. Ask yourself, is it in you? Are those talents and gifts God has given you present?

As Christians, we cannot look down on things that are little and small. God can take the little things and make them bigger than we expected. You may have started small in some way. Or even had a wilderness experience with God. Everyone had to come from somewhere or done something in their lives. You may have even fallen down BUT you got back up. God has brought you out!

There are certain places in our lives where we have been there far too long; not being able to move to the next place God has in store. It’s time to get up. Talk to yourself and say move! Sometimes you can’t speak with just anyone either to help you in that low state. It has to be with someone who has credibility and wisdom to speak life to you. You need that person to boldly speak and even remind you that you have been in that low place way too long. Your mind needs to be renewed. “Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus,” Philippians 2:5. There may be a bruised now but tell the enemy you are not broken!

Don’t let the enemy frustrate you! God has better for you. Allow God to push you to a place of restoration. Only He can restore. After restoration, allow God to take you to a place called there, which will be Heaven. By placing those gifts and talents in His hand to be used for Kingdom’s purpose, is how you will get to that place. If you want what you have to work, it’s not going to work because you have it. The Holy Ghost gives the functioning abilities, not you.

God uses whomever He wants. 1 Samuel 17, God used David to take down Goliath. Joseph, also used by God to save his family when he became second in command to Pharaoh. In Judges 6, Gideon the youngest and smallest led Israel into battle with only 300 men. 1 Kings 17:12, God was able to use the little oil the woman had for her and her son only, and multiplied it for them to eat many of days. When God says build, build! If He says to hand something over, hand it over! Obedience is better than sacrifice.

Don’t let it ever cross your mind that God cannot use you. If no else want to use your gifts and talents, God sure can. The steps of a good man are ordered by God. Check who is ordering your steps. The steps you take must lead you to Jesus. When you plant a seed in the Spirit, you can build a Kingdom. Even from the seed placed in your mother’s womb becomes much in God’s hands. This seed forms the skull (cranium), then the neck (cervical), your shoulders (clavicle), your chest (thoracic vertebra), ribs/sternum, your stomach, belly (the abdomen), upper arm (humerus), forearm (ulna & radius), your wrist (carpals), hands (metacarpals), fingers (phalanges), hipbone, upper leg (femur), lower leg (tibia & fibula), ankle (tarsals) mid foot (metatarsal bones), toes, and then your back (dorsum). ALL of this God took and made it bigger and useful!

This why you are here! God took something little and placed it in the master’s hands. Now, imagine what He can do with the little you give him. The question now is can He use you with what you have? Did you give Him what He has been asking for?

You are somebody in God!

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Message Preached on January 1, 2023 by Evangelist Amanda L. Campbell

Psalm 34:19-20

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Affliction, something that causes pain or suffering. As we go through our lives, there comes a time where we are afflicted. To which it stunts our growth, feel dormant, and even to the point we find ourselves saying “no one cares about me” or ” my life is always going to be like this”. In this walk with Christ, He reminds us that He would never leave nor forsake us. If you find yourself in a dry season in your life, where you cannot find your closest friends or the ones you really love; just know God sits high and looks low and is concerned about your afflictions. Yes, sometimes people hurt us or our thoughts aren’t right, or what we may be dealing with is too difficult. In this righteous life you will have afflictions, even feel low, and have bad days. “Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the Lord delivereth him out of them all.“

Deliver Me, from my afflictions! If you call on Jesus, He will answer, hear your cry, and deliver you from those afflictions. Things come and go, feel pain sometimes; but the afflictions of God’s people are designed. Yes, they are designed and it may not be something you would want to hear. They are designed under God’s management to test, make manifest, and exercise the graceness and virtues He planted in you. Afflictions are never joyous. Nevertheless, they yield to the piece of the fruit of righteousness and those who are exercised by them. You have to be exercised by your afflictions; which means you will be uncomfortable.

Sometimes there’s a season that everything seems to be falling apart, where you don’t want to talk about it. Yet, the more you talk about it the more delivered you become. How? Simply going to God, talking to Him, and allowing Him to remove the gunk that’s inside of you. Afflictions are those things you claim you are over, but truly you are not. God doesn’t judge by how you act but how you really are. Some people have mastered the art of pretending. Pretending won’t get you to the promise of God. You have to come to a place and be honest with God, and say “I’m not okay.”

Afflictions serves to quicken the spirit of devotion in you. When you are afflicted, it leads you to pray. You find scriptures to your problem in the word. Simply, your afflictions makes you have devotion with God. Think on this, if it wasn’t for the low place some wouldn’t even dare to pray or read the word. So, God will allow afflictions to come knowing He is the one and only who is able to deliver you out of it. The scripture tells us that none of our bones will be broken. God is saying He will bring you through something difficult, but bring you out much better than when you went in.

As believers in Christ, some struggles cannot be avoided. You just have to go through them. Sometimes those afflictions may even catch you off guard, to make you assume you may have done something and question if God is actually good. Those afflictions are trying to bring something good out of you. Knowing that God helps us in our troubles and He delivers. God doesn’t waste your pain but He uses it to go deeper with you in the hurt.

God uses our pain for His purpose and ultimate good. He may allow you to be bruise but not to the point of beyond repair. He allows only what we need. God keeps, He saves, He is near, and knows our heart and sees the pain. He redeems the lives of His servants. Whatever bruising you are experiencing at the moment, take heart. God is healer and saviour by nature. Know that the Lord will intervene and deliver!

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Message Preached on December 25, 2022 by Pastor Cynthia D. Bellamy

Luke 2: 5-14 & 2 Corinthians 9: 14-15

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During this season, the Christmas season, we find that in this time of the year advertisers and marketing teams within companies will do whatever it takes to have consumers buy their products. These companies know that consumers are getting ready to create their shopping list and prepare gifts for their loved ones, relatives, and friends. Money spent and debt accumulated. They make us believe if we need it, it would make our lives easier. Further, they make you believe that everyone in your life needs a gift. Truth be told, you cannot get everyone something. No matter how hard you try, it is near impossible to gift everyone something. The marketers are strategic to get in our minds to make us believe, you cannot live without it. Then, there’s this tendency to allow consumers the 30 day rule to be able to try it and return it. Therefore, you consider buying not just one but two, just in case someone else needs one.

In Luke, we read it was time for Mary to deliver. The shepherds were in the field and told to fear not because of the light that shone around them. Good tidings is brought and good tidings is an old fashioned word about recent news. Good news was being brought about the birth of Jesus. We call the Gospel the good news, and it is being preached here. With shepherds back then, one thing we have to understand is they were considered outcasts because of their position, and what they had to deal with being in the field. They weren’t even allowed to go in the courts in the cities. However, what is important to see here is the Gospel being brought to someone in a lower state. It it first delivered to the shepherds, who may have thought they were not worthy of such gift being brought to them.

Some of us may even come to think in this season we aren’t getting a gift or no one thought about me. Yet, the truth of the matter is in the scripture the one gift that doesn’t single out anyone nor forget anyone, is the gift that is Jesus. This one gift doesn’t accumulate debt or have you spend any money. This gift doesn’t leave anyone behind, no matter the color or background of who you are. It is a gift to ALL people. The shepherds were excited about this gift and excited to get to Jesus. Are you excited to get to Jesus? Are you excited for this precious gift? Jesus didn’t need an advertisement or marketing team to get the message out about him. ” A son is born on this day,” was all that needed to be said.

You can call this gift a healer, deliverer, provider but most importantly He is the Saviour, our Saviour Christ the Lord. Have you made room for Christ? For Jesus is the gift that keeps on giving. If you don’t get anything this season from anyone, just know that Jesus is the gift. He is Emmanuel, He is with us! You must let the world know that Jesus was born as Saviour for their lives.

2 Corinthians 9: 15 says Jesus is an unspeakable gift. Thanks be to God for this unspeakable gift that is available to everyone. The announcement of Jesus’ birth did not need a fine print letting us know about the 30 days we have to try and return. Jesus did not need a marketing team. It is a gift that is indescribable. If anyone is dying and in need, the Saviour is here! Will you receive the Saviour as your gift this season? When you usually get a gift, you tend to praise the person who hands over the gift with a thank you and show appreciation. Yet, there is something about the gift of Jesus that is like no other. Allow God to use you to share this precious Gift of Jesus with another. Do not allow fake advertisement to miss the real gift.

A gift earned is not a gift. The gift of Jesus was not earned but given to us. We thank God for this gift given to us because He loved us.

Message Preached on December 18, 2022 by Minister Genesis Spellman

1 Samuel 17: 23-26

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David was a shepherd, took care of his flocks, he killed lions, and bears. David was known for such skills amongst the people. Therefore, David’s father sent him to the giant mentioned in this scripture to fight. Now, let’s imagine the size of what giants may look like. Giants are considered big, tall, huge in size; anyone would be scared to go against them. This giant, Goliath, with his massive appearance instilled fear in the army to not go against him.

It’s not clear if David truly felt any fear in going against Goliath or not. Nonetheless, David was confident enough to bring just five stones and his sling against Goliath. Yet, out of the five stones David only needed one to kill this giant Goliath. David could have used all five yet, he didn’t. In that manner, let’s consider ourselves. What giant or giants are you facing in your life that has to come down?

It could be anxiety, depression, family, friends, or something you are personally dealing with. No matter what that giant may be, just know it has to come down. You have the word of God in your heart. Scripture tells you that you can do ALL things through Christ (Philippians 4:13). The Bible also tells us to speak to the mountain, and it shall be removed (Mark 11:23). It’s time to speak to those situations in your life for them to come down, in Jesus’ Name.

First, we must repent. Repenting is necessary in this walk with Christ and it has to be daily. Whatever it may be in your life, repent. Then speak to that mountain, that giant, and command it to come down. God has given you power and authority; use it. It is time to complete the works of the Lord and not waste time.

Take the steps to kill those giants standing in your way. Let them fall and move forward in God.

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