Due to Covid-19 and the announcement from our government officials, all church service gatherings will be postponed till a later date.
The God Who Sees Me (Part 1 of 3)
on May 31st, 2026
Have you ever wondered to yourself, ‘Does God really see me?’ Or maybe you felt like screaming out in your prayer closet, “God! Here I am! Do You see or even hear me?” The answer is, YES, He not only sees you but He also hears you. When my children were younger, I could hear their distinct voices from inside the house when they were outside playing and knew when one had fallen and skinned his knee...  Read More
Mother’s Day Message
on May 24th, 2026
In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed a proclamation making the second Sunday in May the official National Mother’s Day in the United States. Today Mother’s Day is celebrated in over 50 Countries, though on different dates. It remains one of the most commercially significant holidays of the year. I am of the persuasion that Mother’s Day cannot be just this one day out of the year; it exists all...  Read More
Love Thy Self
on April 26th, 2026
“Love thy neighbor as yourself” (Mark 12:31). This central biblical commandment emphasizes that we should treat others with the same care, respect, and concern that we naturally extend to ourselves. We focus so often on loving our neighbor as ourselves, but do we love ourselves? Do we think of ourselves as being as valuable as our neighbor? I remember many years ago, a friend asked me, “Gail, have...  Read More
Rejoice in Your Freedom
on April 19th, 2026
One of my favorite scriptures in the Bible is, “Whom the Son has set free is free indeed” (John 8:36). Jesus sets us free from our self-centeredness, from the power of sin in our lives, from the hold Satan has on us, and from cultural captivity. Ultimately, He sets us free to be in union with Him. We have reason to rejoice, not just at Easter, but every day of our lives. We are liberated to do wha...  Read More
Jesus Bought Us from the Auction Block
on April 12th, 2026
Long ago I stopped watching movies about our Black History dealing with the painful stories of slavery. I cringe at the horrible abuse our people went through and yet they persevered to the bitter end. Of course, other cultures have also suffered beyond words. I say that to think about how much suffering Jesus went through to redeem us from the slave block of sin. We have just come through the Eas...  Read More
The Empty Tomb
on March 22nd, 2026
"My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness” (1 Corinthians 12:9). The phrase in this scripture that God’s grace in sufficient, resonates with me during difficult times. This reminds me that God's grace sustains us through any and all hardships. It offers strength, comfort, and assurance that our God is trustworthy in all circumstances. Because the Lord is alive nothi...  Read More
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