“The end of all things is at hand” (Near) – is the belief in the imminent return of Christ. Therefore, Believers are to live in a state of readiness at all times.

Today is Father’s Day, a day to honor all men – Fathers, Grandfathers, adopted Fathers, Step-Fathers, Foster Fathers, Spiritual Fathers, Father Figures, Uncles, Mentors, and Fathers to be. Today, I will share with you a few words about Our Heavenly Father.

Our text summarizes Peter’s encouragement for Believers to live harmonious relationships toward others. In this message, we will focus our attention on four active steps we can take to demonstrate Love In Action in our everyday Christian living.

A faithful church is not built out of concrete; it is built out of people. Looking around this room today, I see ‘living stones’ who have sat in these chairs, served in this ministry, given faithfully, and prayed fiercely for 17 years.

Marriage is designed to portray a living picture of the Gospel – Christ’s love for the church and the church’s response to Christ.

Regardless of the adversity and calamity you are going through, remind yourself that God will never leave you or abandon you (Heb 13:5). God is Still in Control!

We partake of the Lord’s Table (Holy Communion or Lord’s Supper) on the first Sunday of the month. Only born-again Believers should partake in Communion – It is for Christians only. According to the Apostle Paul, in verse 21, It is inconsistent for a Believer to partake in the Table of the Lord and the table of Devils.

Today, we will explore Principles for Christian Citizenship. Christians hold dual citizenship: Heavenly citizenship which is Eternal, and Earthly citizenship which is temporary.

Today, we will explore Christ as The “Living Stone” – rejected by humanity but chosen and precious to God. Believers are called to come to Christ, becoming “Living Stones” themselves, built into a spiritual house – a holy priesthood – to offer sacrifices and “declare praises of Him who hath called you out of darkness into His marvelous light.”