On yesterday the United States of America received a new President, Joe Biden and a new Vice-President, Kamala Harris. Therefore, this historical movement brings hope of a brighter future to many. Thus, always remember that America changes President’s every four to eight years, but we have a Mighty God who never changes and always provides…
Today marks the end of a devastating year for many families. Thus, with hope of a better year to come in 2021. Let us take a moment to reflect back on this past year and see how the Lord brought us through it all and we are still here. Now praise Him!!!!
Study the science and don’t leave God out of your decision making. This week the nation is excited and happy to start receiving the vaccine for COVID-19. Many of you question whether to take the vaccine or not. Of course, this is understandable based upon how everything has transpired up to the making of the vaccine. …
In this season of celebrating the birth of Christ, let us still celebrate the King of kings. He is still alive.
In this season of Thanksgiving, we show our true thankfulness to the Lord. Thus, by offering ourselves to Him.
We are grateful for the many Veterans who sacrifice themselves and many have given their lives for our freedoms. Their sacrifices are a reflection of the act of Christ who sacrificed His life for our liberty. To God Be the Glory!!!
Even though is appears our country is still waiting to see who is our President for the next four years. Although this may be true, rest assured that we have a mighty King of Kings and Lord of Lord’s who is looking after us.
As we are in the season of voting for elected officials to serve our communities, please vote intelligently. With this in mind, research each candidate for yourself. Thereafter, do not be distracted with others political views. Lastly, VOTE!!!
When you allow strongholds to go unchecked in your life; it will cause you spiritual alienation and the enjoyment of intimacy with God.
Racism is sinful and evil. Therefore, the antidote for such hatred is to address it with prayer, love, kindness, and forgiveness.