The Title Deed

Pastors Larry Gray Sr., Mark Linder, and Larry Gray Jr. finish out the Summer Kingdom Advance Conference with a sermon on our title deed and active faith.

Hebrews 11:1 AMP says, “Now faith is the assurance (title deed, confirmation) of things hoped for (divinely guaranteed).” And God is pleased when we enter His throne room to use our title deed.

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The Man on the Middle Cross

Pastor Larry Gray Jr. delivers a message from 2 Kings 22 to draw 2024—a year of repentance—to a close and open wide the work of the Lord for 2025—a year of Kingdom promotion.

Listen in and discover what the Man on the middle cross has done for us.

Honoring Mothers–Honoring God

Pastor Gray Jr. honors moms and God through fun and music.

Pray Thy Kingdom Come

Pastor Larry Gray Jr. examines Matt. 6:5 and how we can apply the Lord’s Prayer to our prayer life today.

Fan the Flames of Revival Now 5-2-21

Pastor Larry Gray Jr. exhorts us to fan the flames of revival now.

We are the church of Acts and the church of Acts is for today. When the Word of God is spoken, it’s loud, it’s recognizable, and it’s drawing.

People need Jesus. Speak the Word!

Christmas Revival 12-13-20

Pastors Larry Gray Sr. and Larry Gray Jr. bring a Christmas revival message. (Audio quality not the best.)

Be Ready, Willing, and Able 3-29-2020

Using Numbers 22, the story of Balaam and his donkey, Pastor Larry Gray Jr speaks on being ready, willing, and able.

If God can speak through a donkey, he can speak through a heckler. Pastor Gray relates a lesson he learned through someone who heckled him during church.

If You Talk About Winning Then Understand Losing

Do not let losing define you. In our losing, we have to be able to learn.

Pastor Larry Gray, Jr. outlines three things we are tempted to do when we lose and how to combat them.

Winning Is Fun and God Has the Game Plan 3-1-2020

Pastor Larry Gray, Jr. teaches that the things of Philippians 4:8 are the things we are to ponder on.

We limit ourselves because we believe we don’t deserve God’s best, but as believers, we deserve God’s best.