Life on "The Ship"

When life gets tough, we need to remind ourselves that God is able to do whatever it is we need Him to do. Pastor Vernon

If it were not for the amazing grace of God, where would we be? Elder BJ Hubbard shares with us just how blessed we are

With all of the problems and crises of life we’re facing, Pastor Vernon E. Hubbard is here this week to remind us that we’re in

Continuing from Dr. Mark Haywood's sermon on the previous Sunday, "He Is Able," Pastor Vernon E. Hubbard pushes the issue further by extending the invitation from Jesus, "What Do You Want Me to Do? Do you dare to ask?

When life gets tough, we need someone we can depend on to do whatever it is we need them to do. Dr. Mark “Dean” Haywood

Oftentimes in Life we will find ourselves both building and battling at the same time. In doing anything for God, we can expect to receive spiritual warfare. But the good news is that we can respond with a spiritual strategy.

In order to experience the best year of your life, it is imperative we identify the barriers to our success.

Do you want to experience your best year of your life, then be encouraged, empowered and inspired by today's message from Senior Pastor Vernon Hubbard* #BeEncouraged

Have you ever wondered what Christmas is all about? Listen to this sermonic discussion "A Story of Christmas" from Pas. Hubbard.

Have you ever wondered about the events of Advent (The 1st Coming of Jesus) and what they mean to us today? Take a Listen to this sermon by Senior Pastor Vernon Hubbard.

Third Installment of Sermonic Series Gratitude featuring Elder Chris Barnes

Do you feel trapped by life’s events? Tune in to this sermonic discussion by Teaching Pastor Michael J. Smith as he shares practical steps to

The first message of the sermonic series "I Ain't Scurred" which confronts our biggest fears of using the gifts God has given for His glory and benefit.

Storms are certain to come into every life, the real question is what will you do when the storms of life come to you? Tune in to today's sermonic discussion by Senior Pastor Vernon Hubbard and gain tremendous insight into how to handle life's storms'

Pastor Hubbard Preaches Sermon #2 from the 27th Chapter of the Book of Acts entitled “I’ve Been in the Storm Too Long!” I’ve Been in

Don't Lose Hope in the Storm is the 1st sermonic discussion from the 27th Chapter of Acts. This message is tailor made for those who have found themselves in storms that they didn't create. Acts 27:20 (NIV) 20 When neither sun nor stars appeared for many days and the storm continued raging, we finally gave up all hope of being saved. SERMONIC OUTLINE When the wind blows, and the rain falls with fury, and the storm intensifies in your life, this text teaches us three things... 1. DON'T LOSE ________________ 2. KEEP UP YOUR ___________________ 3. HAVE _____________ IN GOD.

Welcome to The After Party! Guest Host: Pastor Vernon E. Hubbard Guest: Rev. Arthur J. Johnson

Are you stressed and depressed about where your life seems to be going? Good news - God is a God of Possibilities! Through the voice of Mary, the mother of Jesus, Rev. Arthur J. Johnson walks us through how we can use our voices to declare God's reality for our lives as our own.

In God’s timing, He will make everything alright – but in the meantime, we need a voice of confirmation. Michael J. Smith presents Gabriel as that voice to an old couple, who have long given up on their prayers for a child. Hear the voice confirm God’s promises to you today. Were you blessed by

With all that is going on in the world, all we need... is a Word. A Word of Hope. Pastor Vernon Hubbard shares with us just how the Voice of Hope lifts us up out of our darkest hours.

Given that all that we've been through this year, we should take some time to give thanks for what God has brought us through so far. But how to even begin with gratitude? Pastor Hubbard shows us with giving 3 Truths from a Thankful Heart.

Millions of people in America are in debt, and yet they can experience debt freedom. But the one debt the believer cannot get out of is their gratitude to God. Pastor Hubbard returns to walk us through the truth we all should personally recognize - that "I Owe God."

It doesn't take that hard of a look around to see that these are indeed difficult days. Nevertheless, there is a word - A Christian Word - for Tough Times. Pastor Peter Singleton shares with us what is on God's mind for us during this difficult season.

Sometimes it's hard to be kind to those who seem to work against us. Elder Christopher D. Barnes walks us through the importance of employing God's wisdom to see those who would oppose us in a different light, instead of how we would we want to see them. In other words, to "Try Jesus, Not Me."

What should we look for in a mate? How can the Bible give us guiding principles on finding "The One?" Michael J. Smith walks us through just how we can find someone we can truly call "My Good Thang."

When we're in the workplace how do we behave? Will we be above board or will we succumb to pressure to get ahead? Thomas Walker leads us through the Juxtaposition of Two Characters to show us the higher road.

How many times have we groaned at our parents telling us what to do? Little did we know they were shaping us for what was to come. Elder BJ shares how the Scripture encourages us, much like our parents, to "Use Your Head!"

We tend to have a negative outlook on the storms in our lives. But God specializes in making the best out of our worst. Pastor

When life gets tough, we start to look to people we can depend on to get us through. Michael J. Smith gives us reasons why

Are you in trouble? Are you sinking deep in the sea of your problems? Hold on! Help is on the way! Pastor Vernon E. Hubbard shows us how God gives us help in our times of distress.

Someone sound the alarm! Love is missing! Even though originally aired on May 5, 2019, Pastor Vernon E. Hubbard brings an ever-so-timely and relevant message

On a higher, heavier, holier level, this life is nothing but a race. While there are some that seem to be clear winners when the

Women are not a monolith. We are complex beings, coming in all shapes, sizes, colors, creeds, and lifestyles. But what unites us is our unwavering faith and commitment to a God that sees us when no one else does. Rev. Dr. Lekesha Barnett shares what God has uniquely and intentionally blessed "she who believes."

It is estimated that the average adult makes 35,000 remotely conscious choices daily. Each of those choices carries a consequence. So when we find ourselves

Men, we are our father’s sons. We are chips off the old block. But when the block is broken, what can we do? Who can

When God calls us to a work, we often find ourselves asking “why?” “How is this the logical call?” In this sermon, Christopher Barnes helps

Worship is not just lip service – it’s a lifestyle. Beyond our songs, prayers, and dances, God desires us to surrender and say “you can

Worship is a conversation between you and God. But there are key barriers that prevent an authentic, productive encounter with God. In this message, we

Since the beginning of time, God created us with purpose and responsibility, among which is to worship Him. in the midst of all that 2020

Life can throw a lot at us sometimes. In the midst of our pain and suffering, we are encouraged to keep our eyes fixed on

Of all the things we are to give to God, worship is the only thing we have that He did not first give to us.

Are you feeling close to the edge? In the jungle that is life, worry and panic can take up residence and strangle the hopes and

There is nothing more powerful in this life than knowing your purpose and your mission. One of life’s most vital questions is, “Do you know

Life right now, as we know it, is uncertain. We are all finding ourselves living in a new normal. But is it possible, in the

In times of uncertainty, the question of who we can trust becomes even more important to ask and answer. Today we find that the God