Scripture Text: Psalm 145:3-5

Scripture Text: Psalm 34: 1-3

Praise is an essential part of the believer's life. This especially rings true in the life of David, who writes this particular passage while on the run as a fugitive in his own country. Despite his dire circumstances, he never loses sight of his need to praise the Almighty God.

We invite you to listen closely to this message as Pastor Twymon takes us on a journey through time. His vivid recollection of past memories will illustrate God's goodness through the years. Regardless of circumstance, it is important to remember... WE MUST PRAISE.

Scripture Text: Joshua 8: 13-14

In this message, we hear the story of Achan and his disobedience to God. His greed and ultimate disobedience was the cause the Israel's defeat at Ai. If Achan had just waited on the Lord's plan, he would have received more than what he had stolen.

The message applies to us today. Instead of consulting with God, we take matters into our own hands and end up straying from God's plan. The good news is that God is able to bring victory to our lives in spite of our disobedience. The key, however, is we must repent. As you listen to this sermon, remember to leave the burden of sin and follow God's battle plan to reap the benefit of His blessing!

Scripture Text: Romans 12: 9-16

Have you ever been to a church that seems unfriendly?  Or have you been to church where the body of believers seem generally unhappy and unloving towards each other? 

In the third installment of this series, Pastor Twymon addresses Christian conduct as it pertains to love for each other.  From our youth, our minds have been shaped by the world's take on love.  This diluted view of love has negatively impacted the church and how we treat each other.  We, as believers, must break away from the world's view and love the way that God commands. True love is demonstrated by the example God gave us through His Son, Jesus Christ.

Scripture Text: Romans 12:1-2

What does the Bible say about how Christians should conduct themselves in public and private settings? Is there a "Code of Conduct" we should be following and is it clearly outlined in scripture?

Tune as Pastor Twymon lays the foundation for Christian conduct in the first installment of this powerful series. The construct of the Christian life isn't based on a subset of rules, but there are spiritual guidelines that should frame our lives in a way that is pleasing to God.

Scripture Text: Matthew 7: 21-23

In this chapter of Matthew, Jesus teaches that a tree is known by the fruit it bears. This same principle holds true for those who profess to be Christians. We must show the fruit of the Spirit in our own lives. If you aren't showing signs of bearing this fruit, you must ask the more important question: "Am I really a Christian?".   Unfortunately, their are many who look like Christians but have not truly given their lives to Christ.

Tune in to this very powerful message as Pastor Twymon warns us to take a self-inventory of our faith and beliefs.  The one thing you don't want to hear God say is "I never knew you"... Take heed and examine yourself before it's too late.

Scripture Text: James 3: 5-10

Gun Control has been a big topic among social issues in recent years. However, almost every human being has been equipped with something that is much more dangerous than a gun: the tongue. The book of James describes the tongue as a fire and a world of unrighteousness.

It is our prayer that this message from our Pastor can help you realize the true power of the tongue. The good news is that the tongue can be tamed, but it can only occur by the power of Jesus Christ.

Message By: Rev. Clifford Register

Scripture Text: Luke 9: 51-62

Message By: Rev. Brady Bennett

Scripture Text: Romans 12:9

Message By: Rev. Eric Shumate

Scripture Text: Philippians 1:6

Message By: Rev. Ronald Davis

Scripture Text: Matthew 5: 10-12

Message By: Rev. Clifford Register

Scripture Text: Isaiah 53: 1-6

Message By:  Rev. Ronald Moncrief

Scripture Text:  Joshua 24:15

Message By: Rev. Eric Shumate

Scripture Text: Philippians 3: 12-14