There is a point in Kingdom work where obedience seems futile, nevertheless forging forward in the name of Jesus will lead to true thanksgiving for the soul.  We need to thankfully reflect on how the Holy Spirit has moved us to cultivate our souls in anticipation of an excellent harvest. God, the Holy Spirit wants us to move with Him, as He leads us on a spiritual journey or a pilgrimage that will enable us to continuously experience genuine thanksgiving that will keep our souls and minds guarded as the Lord’s disciple makers.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 11/13/22 based on Joshua 1:1-9.  In this scripture, prosperous, denotes being pushed forward, or enabled to make progress.  God, the enabler, makes us prosperous by quickening what He already established.  He will revive our destined purpose as we commit to His divine, sovereign will.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 10/9/22 based on Psalm 139:14.  There are six main character traits God knows about us that we need to know about ourselves, so that we may be who we are supposed to be on His team, in His family — the Church.  Knowing these things will help you to get on with the business of effectively advancing His kingdom.

Assistant Pastor Lisa Norris-Jackson shared this message on 10/2/22. It is based on Ephesians 6:10-18, an excerpt from Paul’s letter to the church at Ephesus, which helps us to know why aimless prayers and heartless obligation to Christian duty are not very effective in our fight of good faith.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 9/18/22 based on James 4:7.  If you faithfully maintain a force of resistance against the forces of darkness in Jesus’ name, in effect, you will be maintaining the status of a good fight of holy faith.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message as a Zoom Meeting on 9/11/22 based on Psalm 97:10 and Revelation 3:1-6.  Devotional solitude, silence, and prayer moves the physical body and soul away from the clamor and glamour of our culture.  Such spiritual discipline is God’s way of ministering to our mind and spirit.  Today’s mindfulness is self-centered and void of Heaven’s holy counsel.  It is not based on the living truth of God’s Holy Word.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 9/4/22 based on Ezekiel 43:5-12.  In this scripture, the glory of God and His altar are no longer present in the temple, and both need to be restored if the temple is to be the House of God.  It is of no surprise that the eternal effects of Living Truth as found in God’s altar are becoming scarce in today’s church.