Apostle Gregory Kelley dives into the sacred commandment: Honor your father and mother. This message reveals why honoring your parents matters, even when they’re flawed—because so are we. God intentionally chose your parents’ DNA to make you uniquely you. Drawing from Psalm 139, Apostle Kelley affirms that while your parents may not have planned you, God certainly did. You’ll also hear a moving tribute to single mothers and their daily sacrifices. Whether your family story is complicated or close-knit, this message brings healing, gratitude, and perspective on the honor that brings blessing.

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In this empowering message, Apostle Gregory Kelley teaches from James 1 on the power of unwavering faith in the face of life’s inevitable trials. Trouble is a given—it's variable, unpredictable, and often uncomfortable. But with the right perspective, every challenge becomes an opportunity. Apostle Kelley reminds us that troubles are purposeful, productive, and valuable—not obstacles, but instruments that test and strengthen our faith. Drawing from James’ bold opening, this sermon encourages us to adopt a daily attitude of joy, endurance, and spiritual growth. Whether your faith is being tested or refined, this word will help you see your storm through God’s eyes.

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In this soul-stirring message, Apostle Gregory Kelley reminds us that God is preparing you for what you prayed for. Anchored in Isaiah 43:19, this sermon reveals that while we often long for breakthrough, God is already at work behind the scenes—clearing paths in deserts and making rivers flow through dry places.

Apostle Kelley walks us through the pain and purpose of waiting seasons. When it seems like others are receiving their blessings while we wait, it’s easy to feel overlooked. But trusting God’s timing is the ultimate act of surrender and faith. Drawing also from 1 Chronicles 9:9–10, this message assures us that delay is not denial—it's divine development.

If you’ve been wondering when your time will come, this word will remind you that He’s already doing something new—don’t miss it. Let this sermon encourage you to stay planted, stay hopeful, and stay in position... because preparation is proof that the promise is near.

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In this powerful message, “How God Did CPR on Elijah,” Apostle Gregory Kelley dives deep into the life of the prophet Elijah to reveal how God revives, restores, and repositions His people—even in the midst of lack. Drawing from 1 Kings 17:1–16, Apostle Kelley shows how divine intervention often comes at the breaking point, when all earthly options have run out.

This sermon challenges listeners to reflect on their own seasons of scarcity and reminds us that you don’t know God is all you need until God is all you’ve got. Through Elijah’s journey—from a drought-stricken land to a miraculous supply—this message is a fresh breath of encouragement to those feeling depleted and in need of spiritual CPR.

Whether you're running low on strength, hope, or resources, this word will remind you that God specializes in showing up when things seem dried up. Tune in, and let God breathe new life into your situation.

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In today’s message, Apostle Gregory D. Kelley teaches on “The Reasons of Faith” — a powerful exploration of why true faith begins not with emotion, but with deep thinking and reasoning. Drawing from Hebrews 11:1-7 (AMP), this sermon reminds us that faith isn’t blind — it’s built on profound understanding, careful reflection, and divine revelation.

Faith requires us to ask the big questions: What is real? What is right and wrong? What should we truly be living for? In a culture that often discourages deep thinking, the Bible calls us to engage our minds, not just our hearts. Apostle Kelley defines faith as an intentional, reasoned trust — a cause, an explanation, and a justification for how we live and what we believe.

Through this teaching, you’ll discover how faith stimulates the deepest parts of our thinking, challenging us to have a faith that is intense, informed, and unshakable. Whether you are questioning, seeking, or standing strong, this message will equip you to think more deeply, believe more confidently, and walk more boldly in your faith.

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Waiting — it’s one of the hardest things we face, yet one of the most powerful tools God uses to develop our character. In this empowering midweek message titled “Daring to Wait on God,” we dive deep into why seasons of waiting are not wasted seasons. Based on Ecclesiastes 3:11 (NCV), we explore how waiting requires faith, trust, and spiritual maturity.

What should we do when it feels like nothing is happening? We must remember key truths: there are natural delays between sowing and reaping (Ecclesiastes 3:15 CEV), there are unseen battles happening in the heavenlies (Ephesians 6:2 CEV; Daniel 10:11-13 LB), and God is preparing us for greater blessings (1 Peter 1:6-7 NLT; Romans 8:24-28 MSG).

This sermon encourages you to use the waiting room as a classroom — to write down your lessons, strengthen your faith, and prepare yourself for what’s coming (Numbers 33:2 NLT; Deuteronomy 11:2 TEV; Psalm 119:33 MSG). Faith isn’t passive; it’s active — we walk, we prepare, and we live like God’s promises are already ours (Romans 4:17 NLT).

If you're in a season of waiting, this word will give you the strength and strategy you need to dare to wait well!

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This Good Friday, we focus on the profound significance of Jesus preparing to die on the cross, fulfilling the ultimate sacrifice for humanity's sins. In Exodus 23:20-23, God promises His people seven blessings as they walk in obedience to Him—blessings that point toward God's eternal provision and protection. As Jesus journeyed toward the cross, He embodied these promises, fulfilling the Passover's purpose by becoming the ultimate sacrificial Lamb. Reflecting on John 14:1, Jesus speaks to His disciples, urging them not to be troubled but to trust in Him, even as He faced His impending death. On this sacred day, we remember that Jesus’ death was not just an act of suffering, but a fulfillment of God's plan for our redemption, securing for us the blessings of His presence, protection, and eternal life.

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As Mary approached the empty tomb, her heart was filled with grief and confusion, unaware of the glorious moment unfolding before her. When she looked inside the tomb and saw the burial linens left behind, the realization of Jesus’ resurrection was still far from her mind. Yet, in this moment of sorrow, Jesus appeared to her with a voice filled with intensive mercy. His words to Mary, spoken with extreme care and love, were meant to bring her comfort and reveal His victory over death. Jesus, in His infinite mercy, did not just reveal Himself to the disciples or others in that moment, but chose to call out to Mary, transforming her sorrow into overwhelming joy.

As we reflect on the scriptures in Luke 8:1-2 and 1 Corinthians 15:6-8, we are reminded of the intimate, personal nature of Jesus’ resurrection. His appearance to Mary, and His calling of her by name, exemplifies His boundless love and mercy. The risen King’s victory is not just a historical event; it’s a beautiful, life-changing encounter that continues to transform lives today.

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