Scripture Text: Luke 19: 1-6

To go "out on a limb" for something or someone signifies that you are putting yourself in a vulnerable or risky position. That is exactly what Jesus did for us by going to the cross for our sins. Jesus endured the cross for our sake even though He would suffer much pain and persecution.

In today's sermon, Pastor Twymon challenges us to examine our faith as believers.  Are you willing to go out on a limb for Jesus? Are you willing to stand up for the cause of Christ? One thing is for sure, whatever risk is associated with standing for Christ will not compare to the reward we will receive in heaven.

Scripture Text: 2 Kings 6: 15-17

As believers, we can trust in God's ability to keep us in times of trouble. As we trust in Him, we can look past the problems in our lives and focus on His great and precious promises. Operating in this type of faith allows us to put away worry and live a life of good works to the glory of God.

It is our prayer that this message from Pastor Twymon encourages you to put your trust in God. Jesus looked beyond the hardship of the cross to see our need for salvation. All you need to do is open your heart to His commands and then open your eyes to His provision.

Scripture Text: 1 Corinthians 3:9-16

Every structure you see, whether it be a house or tall skyscraper, is constructed on a foundation beneath the ground. The strength of the building lies in its foundation because it holds the structure above it and keeps it upright. If the foundation is not well constructed, the building will soon begin to crack and fall apart.  This foundation principle also applies in the life of the believer.

In today's message, Pastor Twymon eloquently illustrates the parallel of a sure foundation in the life of the believer. In order to stand firm and upright, we need our lives built on the truth of Jesus Christ.  As you listen, take inventory of yourself and consider the foundation you have built for your life. If not Christ, you are surely on sinking sand!

Scripture Text: Romans 10:8-17

Macedonia celebrates 100 years of existence as a church. This is a remarkable milestone especially considering there have only be 3 pastors since the church was organized. Our church has been blessed to have 3 strong leaders throughout its history. Even more impressive is the fact that all 3 pastors are of the same family. Pastor Twymon has been leading the flock for the last 40 years!

As amazing as all of this is, Pastor Twymon reminds us that Macedonia's longevity can only be credited to the power of God. We have come this far by faith in Him and it is by His grace that we continue to strive for the cause of Christ.

As you listen to the message, we ask you to continue to pray that God will continue to get the glory from our congregation and all those churches around the world that continue to be a beacon of light in a dark world.

Scripture Text: John 17: 9-12

To be a "kept" man or woman is to be dependent on someone else through financial means.  In contrast, a "kept" Christian is completely dependent on God for everything in life and not merely material gain.  God keeps us by His power through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit.  In times as troubling as these, it is important that we are in God's capable keeping hands.

Tune in as Pastor Twymon further explains the benefit of being kept by an Almighty God. His forgiving grace has saved us from a state of total depravity to a life of salvation by the blood of Jesus Christ.

Scripture Text: 2 Samuel 9:11-13

When was the last time you have shown an act of kindness to someone else? Can you recall the last time you committed a selfless act in the name of our Savior? It is during the time of crisis, you will see the best (and worse) of people. It is important for us, as Christians, to be mindful to demonstrate grace and kindness towards others because of the grace and mercy that has been extended to us.

Tune in as Pastor Twymon expounds on this thought with the example of King David's kindness towards Mephibosheth. King David demonstrated the same grace that Jesus Christ has given to us. Thank God for His grace and mercy!

Scripture Text: Proverbs 4:5-7

Pastor Twymon addresses how Christians should deal with the "new normal" way of living. The coronavirus pandemic has created a pivotal time in our lives. Some are spending more time at home than ever before. We need to redeem this time with our spouses, children, family. More importantly, this is a time to get right with God and develop a relationship with Him.

As you catch up on your favorite shows or tackle the long list of things you've been meaning to do, do not forget to get wisdom. God gives it freely to those who ask in faith!

Message By: Rev. Terry Minor

Scripture Text: John 8: 1-11

Message By: Rev. Terry Minor

Scripture Text: Mark 4:35-41

Message By: Rev. Clifford Register

Scripture Text: John 3:16

Message By: Rev. Ronald Davis

Scripture Text: Genesis 32:24-28

Message By: Rev. Ronald Moncrief

Scripture Text: Matthew 5:45

Message By: Rev. Eric Shumate

Scripture Text: Job 13:15a

Message By: Rev. Clifford Register

Scripture Text: Luke 9: 51-62