The Power of Praise and Worship

Pastor Gray expounds on how God worked on King Jehoshaphat’s behalf as the Israelites faced 3 enemies in a major battle.

In 2 Chronicles 20, King Jehoshaphat and Israel faced a mighty army from Aram. The Lord said, “Do not be afraid…for the battle is not yours, but God’s.”

The next day, the Israelites stepped toward their enemy, singing the praise and worship for the Lord. And God routed their enemies.

There is power in our praise and worship of the Lord!

Power, Dominion, Authority

Pastor Gray preaches on the power of the Holy Spirit and His baptism.

The baptism of the Holy Spirit brings us the power to preach the gospel and be God’s witnesses throughout the world. Listen in for more.

The Last Hour

Pastor Gray admonishes the church to let no man deceive you.

We are in the last hour before the coming judgment. Like the foundation and roof of a house, the Church has a foundation and roof as well. But the foundation is broken and the roof is leaking because we have strayed away from the Word of God.

The unholy trinity—Satan, the Antichrist, and the False Prophet—will do all it can to deceive God’s people.

Is your foundation cracked? Is your roof leaking?

Or in this last hour are you standing strong in the Word of God?

Give and Live

Pastor Gray preaches about Elijah and the widow of Zarephath and the kingdom principle of give first to God.

God desires us to bring His message to those who don’t know him. For Elijah that meant going into an area where the people worshipped other gods. God had already begun to move on the heart of the widow facing starvation.

Elijah told her to give him food first, and then for her and her son to eat. In doing so, the widow and her son lived, having given first to God, and then enjoyed the abundant provision of God thereafter.

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Finish the Race

Pastor Gray preaches from Acts 20:22–24 about the apostle Paul finishing his “race with joy, and the ministry” he received from the Lord.

All believers have a purpose and work God destined for them. And whatever it is for you, that’s your “church,” where you preach the gospel of Christ to those around you.

It doesn’t mean you won’t face difficulties, but Christ is with you, helping you fight the good fight of faith and run your race with joy.

Watch Therefore

Pastor exhorts us from Matthew 24:42-44 to be ready for the Lord’s return.

We know there is an hour when the Lord will come. But we don’t know what that hour will be. Therefore, watch. Be alert. Be ready.

Have you stopped watching?

Cover Up

Pastor Gray exhorts us on agape love with a verse-by-verse walk through 1 Corinthians 13.

Do we do what we do in order to cover up our lack of a personal relationship with Jesus? The apostle Paul addressed this cover up. He stated that we are but a “sounding brass or clanging cymbal” if we don’t have love (agape).

Join Pastor as he examines what agape love really is.

Christmas and the Resurrection

Pastor Gray brings us a nontraditional Christmas message.

You cannot have Christmas and leave out the Resurrection. Everything we love about the birth of Christ, from the shepherds to the magi, points to His death and resurrection.

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Who Are the Violent?

Pastor Gray examines Matthew 11:12, “the violent take it by force.”

Jesus doesn’t want us lukewarm. And it isn’t lukewarm Christians who withstand and overcome the enemy.

Listen in and understand the kind of violence Jesus desires us to function in.

Read – Hear – Keep

Pastor Gray teaches why we should read the book of Revelation.

Rev. 1:3 tells us “blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy.” What does it mean to be blessed? It means…

  • supremely happy,
  • fortunate,
  • flourishing,
  • truly well off,
  • God’s favor where all needs are met,
  • deep spiritual contentment.

Not what people would say about reading Revelation. So how does reading it bless us? Listen in, hear, and be encouraged.