Pastor emphasizes the greatness of God and the importance of having a personal relationship with Jesus, illustrated through the writings of John. He discusses how John the Baptist recognized that Jesus must increase in prominence while he must decrease, highlighting the essential shift from self to Christ in our lives. Pastor reflects on the significance of spiritual rebirth, contrasting earthly and heavenly birth, and the need for genuine worship in spirit and truth. The call for revival is made, encouraging the congregation to seek a transformative experience with God that attracts those who might not usually attend church.
Forgotten No More
September 8, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy
Pastor discusses the story of David's anointing in 1 Samuel 16, highlighting how David, the youngest son, remained faithful while tending sheep despite feeling overlooked. He emphasizes the importance of being content in our God-given tasks, even when others may seem to ascend more quickly in ministry or recognition. The pastor warns against the dangers of offense and doubt that can arise during times of obscurity, urging listeners to trust God's timing and purposes. Ultimately, God honors faithfulness, and like David, individuals are reminded that they are "forgotten no more" when they remain loyal to their responsibilities.
Pruning
August 4, 2024 • Pastor Colleen Hardy
Pastor Colleen Hardy's sermon "Pruning" uses plant imagery to describe spiritual growth. She emphasizes the need to remove unnecessary aspects of our lives to foster spiritual health and fruitfulness. Through biblical references, she illustrates the continuous process of pruning in our lives. Ultimately, she encourages the congregation to embrace pruning for a deeper relationship with God and a more fruitful Christian walk.
Pop Up's
July 28, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy
Pastor Lonnie Hardy's sermon "Pop Up's" focuses on persecution and personal struggles believers face, urging them to stand strong, possess their souls, and surrender to God. He highlights challenges from external events as "pop ups" and emphasizes the need for believers to control their minds, wills, and emotions. Pastor Hardy calls on the Church to confront weaknesses, transform to align with God's will, and mature through facing struggles. Finally, he invites individuals to commit to Jesus and seek growth in their relationship with Him.
The Power of Resistance
July 21, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy
Pastor Lonnie Hardy's sermon "The Power of Resistance" emphasizes resisting temptation and staying strong in faith. He reminds believers of the armor of God and the importance of standing against societal degradation. Focusing on Jesus' temptation in the wilderness, Pastor Hardy highlights the power of using the Word of God to combat the devil. He encourages believers to remain steadfast in faith, relying on God's Word and the power of resistance to overcome the enemy's attacks.
Will You Stand?
July 14, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy
Pastor Lonnie Hardy's sermon "Will you Stand?" addresses standing firm in faith, relying on God's power, and engaging in spiritual battles. Drawing from Ephesians 6, he highlights the importance of wearing the full armor of God to resist the devil's schemes. Emphasis is placed on the power of prayer, the role of predestination, and living out faith practically through love and healthy relationships. The congregation is encouraged to take a stand in their faith, use God's word as a weapon, and pursue righteousness and purity wholeheartedly.
Famine in The Land
July 7, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy
Pastor Lonnie Hardy's sermon "Famine in the Land" passionately calls for a return to America's Judeo-Christian values and principles. He emphasizes the need for the church to stand up and sow the seed of God's Word amidst opposition. By embracing fasting and devotion, Pastor Hardy believes a spiritual revival can end the famine in America, leading to a harvest of souls. He urges the congregation to reject hypocrisy and self-preservation, and to spread God's message for a renewal of faith and morality in the nation.
The Threshing Floor
June 23, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy
Pastor Lonnie Hardy's sermon, "The Threshing Floor," delves into the cautionary tale of Uzzah's irreverent act with the ark of God in 2 Samuel. He stresses the necessity of reverence and proper worship in God's presence, drawing parallels to the church's current state. Highlighting the need for repentance and a return to genuine worship, Pastor Hardy urges believers to prioritize a deep relationship with God and align with His will. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a revival of reverence, genuine worship, and a pursuit of God's presence in the lives of believers.
How's Your Limp?
June 16, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy • Genesis 32
In his sermon "How's Your Limp?" Pastor Lonnie Hardy discusses the story of Jacob wrestling with God as a metaphor for facing and overcoming our character flaws. He emphasizes the importance of being honest about our past and seeking forgiveness and transformation. Pastor Lonnie uses personal examples to illustrate the message and encourages the congregation to prioritize character development. The sermon concludes with an altar call for those struggling with character flaws, inviting them to seek ministry for forgiveness and transformation.
Wild Horses
June 9, 2024 • Johnny Rowlett
In his sermon titled "Wild Horses," guest speaker Johnny Rowlett, a highly experienced figure in Christian country music and ministry, enlightened the congregation on the concept of finding and fulfilling our life's purpose. Pastor's heartwarming introduction signified Johnny's exceptional characteristics; his experience as a chaplain on rodeo circuits, engaging attitude, and instant connection with people. Pastor also reaffirmed his love for the congregation and reminded them of their potential to transform their city through unity and dedication. Johnny, on taking the stage, expressed gratitude and shared his desire to make country-style worship music that fostered a relational understanding of http://god.johnny used a poignant personal story of a wild horse's struggles to illustrate humanity's loss of identity and purpose. He depicted a harsh reality where people, much like the wild horses, carry life's injuries and often forget their true identity as children of God. He urged the congregation to step up and help those lost regain their sense of self, just as they should overcome their own pain and wounds to extend love and compassion to others. This message heavily resonated throughout the sermon, encouraging believers to take on the responsibility of bringing the lost back to God's barn, where they could find healing and restoration. Johnny's compelling conclusion reminded the congregation of their crucial role in God's mission, fostering a world filled with love, support, and understanding. He urged them to remain resilient in the face of rejection or hurt and continue spreading hope. The sermon concluded with the congregation reflecting on their own struggles, understanding how they could assist those around them, and committing to lead purposeful lives in God's kingdom. Thus, Johnny's sermon proved to be a captivating blend of self-reflection and proactive application of love, compassion and purpose.
Are You Unmovable?
June 2, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy • James 1:1–18
Pastor Hardy's sermon "Are You Unmovable?" focused on developing a strong faith that can withstand life's challenges. He highlighted the story of Job as an example of unwavering faith in the midst of trials and suffering. The sermon emphasized the importance of endurance, patience, and trust in God's plan. Pastor Hardy encouraged the congregation to reject doubt, hold fast to God's promises, and seek wisdom during difficult times.
Exposing The Serpent Seed Doctrine
May 26, 2024 • Pastor Lonnie Hardy
Pastor Hardy's sermon "The Gospel Is Simple" focuses on the seed of the serpent, stressing the importance of trusting God's word and rejecting doubt and deception. He clarifies misconceptions surrounding this topic, refutes the belief of the serpent having relations with Eve, and explains that the seed of the serpent symbolizes not trusting God. The sermon highlights the consequences of disobedience by Adam and Eve, the lineage struggling with sin throughout the Old Testament, and the victory over sin through Jesus Christ's sacrifice and resurrection. Pastor Hardy encourages believers to live in alignment with God's word, work out their salvation, and find strength to overcome struggles through Christ.
Original Worship and the Power Shift
May 19, 2024 • Auston Hardy • Genesis 1:1–20
Pastor Auston delves into the concept of worship through the lens of creation, emphasizing the initial focus on communication and relationship with God. He discusses how a power shift occurred due to sin, leading to distorted worship dynamics between men and women. True worship is depicted as a continual lifestyle of devotion and alignment with God's will, extending beyond music and corporate settings. The sermon concludes with a call to reevaluate personal worship practices and strive for authentic connection with God.
Be A Loser
May 12, 2024 • Kendra Lewis • 2 Chronicles 6:40–41
Kendra's sermon "Be A Loser" focuses on the importance of parents caring for themselves to effectively guide their children, referencing her upbringing as an example. She emphasizes the significance of humbling oneself before God in prayer and building an intimate relationship with Him. The sermon stresses the work of holiness in individuals and the need to surrender to God's ways for true holiness. Kendra also encourages maintaining faith and diligence in prayer, cautioning against being swayed by mere emotions.
