God gives us love and He wants it back. He will never ask us for something He hasn’t first provided.

Stepping into the love of God makes room for opportunities to make a difference.

Valentine’s Day is the perfect day to hear about true love. All of us want love. All of us want to receive love. True love is a divine love and can only be received if it is through Jesus.

During the tumultuous times we are in, we must be creative on how to connect, grow, serve, and celebrate. Our lives should be centered around Jesus and prayer.

Pastor encouraged us to recognize where we have been and to get a perspective of where we are going.

Pastor reminded us that each day, like today, we are creating steps transitioning into what God has called us to do. Each day Pastor has a set of “I will...”s to stand on through the day: I will trust God. I will seek God through His Word. I will let the

The numbers in the calendar year 2021 reflect two years in one. We are not finished with what took place in 2020. They can be completed in 2021. Pastor has identified this year as the Year of Step. There is the opportunity for us to step out of the old, s

In this message, Pastor Reed re-emphasized that this year is the year of “The Step.” We must remember that moving from 2020 to 2021 did not necessarily mean that there was a change in season. Some things from 2020 still need to be addressed in 2021.

Pastor Angel was charged to ask the congregation a question through the question she had been asked. In a time of prayer, God asked her, “Am I enough?” And in this message, she charged us to ask ourselves the question, "Is Jesus enough?"

This week, Pastor revisited the story of Zechariah so that we can see the results of prayer when our ERA (Environment, Realm, and Atmosphere) is aligned.