Associate Pastor Lisa Jackson shared this message on 11/29/20 based on 2 Cor. 12:7-10…”I May be Walking with a Limp, but Thank God I’m Still Walking!” – Because of the Lord’s grace, no weakness, struggle, or stronghold can stop God from loving you…His power gives determination for the faithful to live for Him.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 11/15/20 based on James 1:12 and Matt 4:1-11.  It encourages us to live everyday life as renewed, strengthened soldiers of Christ.  If we are not encouraged in this manner, then our eternal destiny and purpose, is at stake, and we will not have the vitality and power we need to be the salt and light the Lord Jesus wants us to be through the power of the Holy Spirit.  God’s omnipotence will prevail against satan’s agenda, enabling God’s people to prevail.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 11/8/20 based on Matthew 6:10a and John 1:11-13.  We cannot expect to see Jesus one day, if we are not doing all He has placed in our hands to do right now.  We must not only want His kingdom to come one day, but we should not be able to live without its foretaste flowing from our hearts everyday.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this interim message on 9/20/20 based mainly on Psalm 50:15 – The amazing grace of God is dispensed by heaven to promote true worship.  We can do and say a whole lot of things towards heaven, but we cannot be truly blessed until we take to heart that God is glorified in what He does for us, not by what we do for Him.  Remembering this reality will help us remain humble and dependent on His grace and goodness.  You can make your claim to this promise, however, not by demand, but by humble submission. 

This is Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson’s introductory sermon of his Salt and Light Series, based on Romans 1:16 – If you don’t stand up for true biblical faith you’ll fall in either fear, falsehood, or both.  If you stand for God, He will stand for you.  Unfortunately, some people will chose to take a pretentious stand.  To defend the Gospel properly, you must properly depend upon the power of God at all times.

This is Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson’s introductory sermon of his Salt and Light Series, based on Romans 1:16 – If you don’t stand up for true biblical faith you’ll fall in either fear, falsehood, or both.  If you stand for God, He will stand for you.  Unfortunately, some people will chose to take a pretentious stand.  To defend the Gospel properly, you must properly depend upon the power of God at all times.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson originally shared this revival message on 2/14/16, which is based on Psalm 95:6-8.  Before we begin our next series, this interim sermon archive will help us to focus on the experiences we face when trying to hear what God is trying to say to us.  God can and will speak to us personally, but there are distinguishing characteristics between His voice, the devil’s voice, and our own voice.  The question is – How can one improve their ability to hear and become more attentive to God’s voice over all other voices?

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson originally shared this revival message on 2/14/16, which is based on Psalm 95:6-8.  Before we begin our next series, this interim sermon archive will help us to focus on the experiences we face when trying to hear what God is trying to say to us.  God can and will speak to us personally, but there are distinguishing characteristics between His voice, the devil’s voice, and our own voice.  The question is – How can one improve their ability to hear and become more attentive to God’s voice over all other voices?

Assist. Pastor Lisa Norris-Jackson shared this message during our Zoom Morning Worship of 7/19/20 mainly based on Jeremiah 9:25 and Romans 2:28.  There are some souls who look like and act like the Bride of Christ, but are not.  The Word of God prophetically warns against such a hypocritical posture, which is due to one having an uncircumcised heart.  The Lord’s true Church trusts in Jesus as Savior and Lord.  Such faith in Him will transform completely submitted souls.  Who we are in secret is who we really are.  God seeks to save us from hypocrisy.  What is your true motive?

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message during our Zoom Morning Worship on 7/12/20 based on Psalm 111:10 – The moral foundation of God’s holy wisdom and understanding given to us by His Spirit, will enable us to fear the Lord and obey His precepts.  God placed His precepts in the Bible.  He wants us all to benefit from prayerful, inductive attention to His Holy Word.