Keep Your Grip

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Keep Your Grip

I CORINTHIANS 15:1-11

April 19, 2020 • Pastor Charles Nestor II

One of the most important aspects in the golf swing is the grip. The grip on the golf club really affects your success or failure in the game of golf. If your grip is too strong you will hook everything. If your grip is too weak, you will fade or slice everything. There is another grip that we can have that is more important than the golf grip. It is our grip on the gospel of Jesus Christ. These days we need to check our grip on the gospel because there are so many people trying to rewrite it. We need a firm grip on the gospel, the good news of Jesus Christ. Then we will believe with great success.

One Goal For Life

May 17, 2020 • Pastor Charles Nestor II

Everyone is running a race. The question is what race are you running? And what goal are you running for? The apostle Paul gives us not only the goal for life, but he tells us how go after it. He tells us how run the race. First, we must Take hold of the goal. And second, we must Press toward the goal.

Living & Leaving a Legacy - Mother’s Day 2020

May 10, 2020 • Pastor Charles Nestor II

God finds faith wherever it is! He finds it in places we wouldn’t suspect. He finds it in people that we might not even give a chance to. Hebrews 11 is known as the faith chapter. And within this faith chapter, you have what is called the Hall of Faith. 17 people are commended for and made examples to us for their faith in God. 15 of them are men and 2 of them are women. Sarah is one of the women. Now the other woman that is an example for us of faith is someone that we wouldn’t suspect. Her name is Rahab. The Bible tells us that she was a harlot in Jericho. But as we read her story, we see that her life becomes a story of an incredible conversion to God. It is a story of Great faith, salvation, redemption, action and destiny. It’s a story that becomes a legacy of faith.

Not Shaken But Stirred

May 3, 2020 • Pastor Charles Nestor II

The phrase “shaken not stirred” is a phrase out of the early James Bond movies by Ian Fleming. The phrase shaken not stirred refers to how James Bond wants his Martini prepared. In these last days, there is and there will be plenty that could shake us and shake our faith. But we’ve must not be Not shaken. We need to be unshakable! And we need to be stirred up in the fruit of the Holy Spirit as well, which is the love of God!