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Scripture Focus: Nehemiah 1:3 (KJV) As we enter 2026, God is not calling us to chase what’s new, but to allow Him to make all things new. The theme of this year’s series, Reconstructed, reminds us that God specializes in restoring what already exists. He does this by renovating what’s redeemable, removing what’s restrictive, and rebuilding for growth—with growth being our focus for 2026. This four-part series moves us through Demolition, Discernment, Development, and Direction, preparing us s...

Scripture: Luke 2:6–7 Key Thought: God is not looking for empty space—He is looking for prepared space. What He is birthing often requires more room than where we are. Introduction As we enter the holiday season, the birth of Jesus reminds us that God often uses ordinary moments to fulfill extraordinary prophetic purpose. What appeared to be a political decree from Caesar was actually divine alignment. Joseph’s return to Bethlehem fulfilled prophecy long before Jesus was born (Micah 5:2). Bet...

As we enter the final month of the year, God is calling His people to examine the wellness of their spiritual lives. The guiding question of today’s message is simple but urgent: Is the Holy Ghost in you alive and well? Scripture: Luke 1:5–25, 57–67 Luke introduces us not to Paul, David, or John—but to Zachariah, a righteous priest from the line of Aaron. Before doubt ever crept in, Zachariah was spiritually healthy. He lived in God’s presence, handled holy things, and served faithfully even ...

Scripture: 2 Kings 13:20–21 Elisha dies and is buried, but even in death the anointing on his life remains active. As another man is being buried, his body touches Elisha’s bones—and he comes back to life. This miraculous moment shows that even what looks dead can still carry power, and what seems buried can still breathe again. Introduction: Buried but Still Breathing Many of us have felt buried under pressure, pain, disappointment, guilt, or delay—running on fumes, barely having a pulse. Bu...

"Dealing with the Rejection of Your Selection" 60-28th Pastor Anniversary! Scripture: II Samuel 2:4

Sometimes the resources we need don’t come from the places we expect. When God gives you the vision, He’s already prepared the provision—it just might arrive from unexpected people, places, and plans. In this message, “Help From Unexpected Places,” Bishop reminds us that divine help isn’t always familiar. Solomon’s ability to build the temple of God came not only from heavenly wisdom but also from earthly workers sent by Hiram, the king of Tyre. God used a foreign king—an outsider—to supply t...