Quantel Lindsey spoke about the transformative power of the Gospel, emphasizing that it reaches even the most unlikely individuals, illustrated through the story of Rahab, a harlot who became an ancestor of Jesus. He highlighted the importance of being available over being qualified, urging the congregation to welcome and love those who might feel rejected or judged by the church community. This sermon stresses the urgency of getting people "in the house" of God to experience salvation and deliverance, showcasing how God uses broken people for His glory. Ultimately, those who have been redeemed are called to share their stories and invite others into the family of faith, reinforcing that deliverance is available for everyone who seeks it.

Pastor Michael Booker picks back up with his “Power Source” series this week with his subtitled sermon “Holy Fire.” This message compares the difference of Holy Spirit in the old testament and the new testament while further explaining the purpose of Holy Spirit in our lives as believers: to convict the world of sin, to cultivate the fruit of the Spirit, and to sanctify the believer.

This week, Pastor Michael Booker, continues his sermon series titled "The Power Source" as he shares seven statements revealing what it means to live in the fullness of Christ along with three key hindrances that prevent the fullness. This message encourages the listener to evaluate what their spiritual container is full of and to be filled with the fullness of Christ.