What happens when heaven’s reality breaks into our everyday lives? In this message, Heaven in the House, we walk through Revelation 7:9–14 to uncover a powerful picture of worship, unity, endurance, and victory. John’s vision reminds us that heaven is not just a future destination—it’s a present influence meant to transform how we live, worship, and stand through trials. This sermon challenges us to become a people who carry heaven’s culture into our homes, our church, and every room we enter.

In Mark 2:3–5, faith refuses to be stopped by obstacles. When the door was blocked, they went through the roof—and Jesus responded when He saw their faith. This message challenges you to break past limits, take bold steps, and believe God for breakthrough.

You weren’t saved to blend in—you were seasoned to stand out. In Seasoned For Impact (Matthew 5:13–16), we unpack what it means to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Don’t lose your flavor—change the room.

In this faith-stirring message, Pastor Anthony Scott teaches that what God placed in you is alive, growing, and destined to leap. Using Luke 1:39–45, he unveils how God confirms purpose, ignites joy, and activates what’s been waiting inside you. Get ready—your possibilities are about to move.

“Forged by Pressure; Fueled by Faith” — In this powerful message from Sis. Niesha Ray, we journey through Philippians 3:12–14, where pressure becomes the heat that shapes us and faith becomes the engine that drives us forward. Press on. Rise up. Keep reaching.

Every home carries a sound. In this sermon, we examine how the tone of your house is shaped by order, obedience, and unity—and how Jesus brings alignment and harmony to it all.

Life isn’t falling apart—it’s being built up. In this message, Pastor Anthony Scott reminds us that God is still working, shaping, and completing what He started. You’re not finished—you’re under construction.

When you choose to follow Christ, you automatically go against the grain of the world. In “Hated It,” Pastor Anthony reminds us that being disliked isn’t always a bad thing — sometimes it’s confirmation that you’re walking with Jesus. If they hated Him, don’t expect them to love you.