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Bold moves require faith. Faith requires action. It's time to move by faith into your boldest move ever.
We would all love to get to our destinations faster if we had a choice. However, faith doesn't show up as a sprint but a walk. The life of Enoch shows us how to walk with God everyday of our lives.
Sometimes nothing else matters but going back to what really matters. In week one of #faithflix, Pastor Mario J. Radford challenges us to get back to Jesus.
Growth is on the other side of comfort. If we stay where we've always been, we'll never get where we could be. Apostle Webster shares strategies for leaving our comfort zone.
There are things that others may never see in you. Never allow the limitations of others to be what keeps you from being all that you're called to be. Special Guest, Pastor Melinda Weathers of Vision Worship Center shares the power of never being underestimated.
Associate Pastor, Brandon Colbert teaches that hope is a skill that can be taught like reading and writing. We must learn it, practice it and keep hope alive.
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Executive Pastor, Dr. Stashia Emanuel shares about shifting your view back to Jesus. Though many things are pulling at your gaze, set your eyes on the author and finisher of your faith.
There is a moment where desire meets destiny. If you're a teacher this is for you. If you're the student this is for you. This is your moment to jump into the possibilities of a changed life.
Scripture: Acts 8:26-39
We all get thirsty and sometimes where we go to get our thirst quenched dries up. A woman went to a well to get what she thought would satisfy because it had served her fathers. Jesus pointed beyond the fathers she had heard about to the one who would satisfy her eternally.
You were designed to live a free flowing life. Have you checked your flow lately or asked why you're not experiencing a continuous flow of joy, peace or God's spirit? In week two of our Be Like Water series, Pastor Mario teaches about the flow that starts with our heart.
Do you like speed? Many of us have no desire to wait for anything. We even go around speed bumps because they are in our way. Speed bumps are in place to slow us down. It's hard to have a balanced life naturally or spiritual while constantly in a hurry.
We serve a limitless God, but we are humans that need boundaries in important areas of our lives. One of the hardest areas to create limits is in the area of finances.
Guardrails are designed to keep us safe and margin is there to keep things aligned. Sometimes we are all guilty of ignoring both that are in place to keep us from going to the edge. In week one of Margin, Pastor Mario shares how we can get order back in our lives.
There's more than one way to fight. We can use our own weapons or allow God to fight for us through worship. Worship is the greatest weapon we have in spiritual warfare.
Choices. Choices. Choices. We all have them. When it comes to making choices, we have the free will of choice. Two sisters had one guest in their house, and each of them made a different choice. Pastor Mario shares about cycles and how to choose the better of them in our daily worship life.
Many have tried and failed to be morally, ethically, and spiritually good. It is not that good doesn't exist in every human but without God, we fail to live up to that standard. We needed an example that was more than good. One that would put us in right standing again. Jesus was more than a good man, He was God's man.
God is the Chief Architect, but He's trusted you with being the general contractor. Pastor Jennifer concludes the groHER Women's conference with a special word for every builder.
We all arrive at a destination for different reasons, whether it's for safety, shelter or comfort; there's always a reason. In John 4, a woman comes to a well, and while we speculate on the reason; one encounter with Jesus changed everything. We're learning what worship is, and how it changes everything.
God's design was to bring the Israelites back into relationship with Him. The last piece of furniture in the tabernacle was the Ark of the Covenant. It the spot that God met and spoke to them. There is a meeting spot and God is waiting for you there.
The entire Bible is really a love story about a God reuniting with a people that always belonged to him. Sin separated us, but the Son reunited us.
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As much as we want to hear from God, God equally wants to hear from us. Did you know that your prayer is like incense that rises up to heaven? In this message, Pastor Mario shares that God wants you to bring the smoke.
God never spoke to the darkness, he just spoke light in place of it. In Week 4 of our journey through the tabernacle, Pastor Mario shares about the significance of the Candlestick and how to walk in the light.
It's easy to cancel things when the value isn't understood or appreciated. Sacrifice is always required to secure freedom and it's never cheap. #gpconline #mariojradford #cancelchurch
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The angelic encounter with Mary could have gone a different way if she didn't surrender to God's plan. Mary didn't know how it would turn out, but her response made the difference. Are you ready to say yes to what God wants to do in your life?
Having a healthy heart is important not just toward our physical but spiritual well being. Associate Pastor Stashia Emanuel shares about allowing God to do spiritual surgery on our heart.
If it were a physical war, we'd know how to handle and deal with it. This battle is not only invisible but often spiritual. You can't fight this on your own, but there's good news; we know who can help.
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What we all know is that we can be a piece of work. Yet when God sees us, He sees us as a masterpiece. We are made in the image of God and He views us as a wonderful piece of work.
Who we are in the Kingdom is not as known as some may think. Pastor Mario shares that in an age of knowledge, we have more information but less understanding. I thought you knew is a message for everyone, no matter the stage of life you're growing on.
What is my purpose? Why am I here? These are the questions we have all asked. What if the answer you're looking for comes from the mess you've been running from? Pastor Mario shares how God reveals your purpose while you're still in the process.
We pray for others and often those prayers change us while praying for them. Pastor Mario shares how prayer impacts a father and two sons.
Many of us give up too soon. The answers we seek may not come packaged as we'd like, but they give us what we need. Keep asking, pursuing and knocking, God will answer.
We're going to talk about it. Most likely we're going to complain about it. Yet in all things, we should pray about it. No matter the point of life in which you find yourself, pray into it. Tackle every obstacle with a talk with God. Pray is your most powerful weapon. Use it.
Pastor Mario challenged us in the way we view prayer. Praise is for God, but prayer is for us. Jabez knew that prayer was the key to unlocking true change. If you're experiencing pain, it's time to partner in prayer with God.
What you need for where you're going is not only in you but working for you. Pastor Melinda Weathers shares about accessing the power of God in your life. It's time to work that power.
God can use anything to reach you. What may be viewed as a mess may be a message in disguise. Pastor Tanksley teaches about how God's favor can still bless you at messy tables.
Leadership doesn't spring from skill and talent alone. God calls us as an answer to a need. Wherever there is a problem or a need, you will find a leader assigned. Dr. Gray provides practical tools for identifying where God-ordained leadership comes from.
Silence is a trap of the enemy. Whether the struggle has been for a day or an extended period of time if you stay silent help may pass you by. A father's son had an issue that couldn't be resolved by the community, disciples, or religious leaders. Everyone seemed to focus on everything but what mattered most. Jesus shows up and everything changes. If you're ready for change, this message is for you.
It may seem like you're surrounded, but what looks like defeat may be victory in surprise. Evangelist Carlie Taylor ministers an encouraging message from Psalm 3.
The root system is the most important part of any foundation. The unseen system of roots determines how far you go and how stable you will be in navigating the seasons of life. Evangelist Stashia Emanuel shares powerful tools on effective building an effective prayer foundation for life.
Many things have happened since the resurrection of Jesus. Emotions are everywhere, but it's time for Jesus to ascend back to His Father in Heaven. Before he leaves, there is one final message; it's time to move from here. Pastor Mario shares on what moving forward looks like.
If you've ever been broke down on the side of any road, you understand how important roadside assistance is. When Jesus was at his weakest moment, a man named Simon stepped in to help him carry the cross. Pastor Mario challenges us to be a Simon for someone.
We often want decisions to be made for us. Some of us even overlook the fact that making no decision is a decision within itself. In week one of our #crossroads Series, Pastor Mario shares the feelings that Jesus dealt with on his journey towards the cross.
When you're desperate for change, sometimes it'll make you holler. Elder Coney teaches from the story of a blind beggar who cried out for change.
The greatest change often comes in the form of simple instructions. Pastor Guilluame teaches that healing, change, and discovery of purpose begin with following instructions.
Movement is tied to our healing. The first word from Jesus to the lepers was, "Go." Pastor Mario concludes the disrupting normal series by reminding us that movement from our normal will take us to our next.
Leaving anything can be difficult. Sometimes your next is attached to the decisions of now. Abram was called from familiar to a place of complete trust in God. Are you experiencing anxiety over next? Listen to this message to see what Abram did.
Do you want position or direction? Jesus ask one question to people with two different mindsets. God has something for you, but a disruption of what you're used to may happen first.
Nehemiah teaches us how to fight until the end. The enemy desires to keep you distracted. As long as he can keep you distracted, he can keep you diverted. God will give you the strength you need for your assignment.
When the mission is personal, it requires a different response. There will always be opposition when you're building something great. This is not the time to back up, but to fight through it. What God has placed inside of you is worth the fight.
Building anything requires attention to detail and a mind that's focused on the business. In 2022 we're building different and it's time to mind our business. Pastor Mario, teaches practical building steps from Nehemiah.
We all experience dull seasons, but it doesn't have to stay that way. If you want to know how to get your edge back, this message is for you.
Trying to operate without connection is like, trying to use a vacuum unplugged. Don't go too long without a real connection.
There is too much God has placed in you to die now. Pastor Melinda Weathers of Vision Church of Holiness encourages everyone to hold on to the piece you have left.
In a season where quitting seems so easy. Pastor Mario challenges us to wait on the Lord. There's strength for your weakness in the wait.
Leftovers are for more than the enjoyment of food that lasted. There is a place of obedience that God wants to take us to that positions us for the miracle of living on what's leftover.
We all start with something. God has invested something in each of us. The question we all must ask is, What is the Return on that Investment?
How much is too much to give to God? One values too much not to give. The other lacks the value to give. Pastor Mario shares practical steps to tackle debt and lessons from Mary about valuing God through giving.
God desires that we get a harvest, but He may challenge our financial habit first. Pastor Mario shares a powerful lesson from a lady who from her poverty gave everything.
Psalm 23 was written by David as a reflection of his own relationship with God. In this scripture, Pastor Mario teaches that God knows exactly what we need before we need it.
The beauty of belonging is knowing that someone is growing with you. Minister Brandon Colbert shares the importance of covering each other in prayer.
The peace we often need is found in Jesus. He not only fought for it but came and delivered it to us. Pastor Mario reminds us that Jesus Did It.
We have a precious gift from God that we did nothing to earn. God brought us into the family without our works. Grace made room and faith is our response to the invitation.
We all started somewhere. The beauty of the gospel is that grace didn’t leave us where we started. In week three of the Belong series, Pastor Mario unveils how God’s love gave us an identity to belong in Christ.
God doesn't love us because we changed, but He surely loves us through our changes. In week two of our Belong series, Pastor Mario shares that God has a special place even for W.I.L.D. things.
We all want to live in a house where intruders and outside forces aren't permitted in. It's great to belong to a safe place. In this message, Pastor Mario shares some lessons he learned from how a hermit crab chooses a house. Looking for a safe house? Listen to this message.
Matthew 7:24-27 (ESV)
Before you give up in the fight, consider some steps that may speak to your situation. In this conclusion of The Reset series, Pastor Mario teaches lessons from the life of Hannah. Whatever you do, listen to this message and Don’t Stop Yet.
Have you been to a well recently for some water? Maybe it’s not a physical well but something that has been in place for years. Jesus tells a woman who went to a well that what she’s looking for is not at the well. Listen to this message, there’s a spring deep inside that’s ready to spring forth.
Sometimes familiarity causes us to miss things. Could we be missing Jesus? Does He change locations? This message shows us how to stay connected in a world that keeps us easily disconnected.
Have you ever heard someone give you advice and say, “this is the proven way to get results?” We all have. We’ve tried so many things and rarely arrived at the results promised. This world needs healing and there is a way to access it. If you’re ready for healing, listen to this message. Just know that this time results will follow.
Losing something valuable can be frustrating to anyone. Rarely will anyone have the same care for what’s lost than you. David is pursuing something that represents God's presence and his excitement is misinterpreted by someone who doesn’t understand. This message shows us how to dance with a story.
Time is filled with swift transition. Those lyrics ring true as life cannot be lived without experiencing the reality of transition. However, though difficult at times, the presence of God allows us to get over without going under.
Regardless of what place you find yourself in, be encouraged in this truth! We're Gonna Be Alright!
Sometimes we may not understand just why God is using us in the way He is, but if we continue to worship and praise Him through it all, it'll all make sense in the end; because it ain't about us!
Minister Smith continues our series in week three with the story of Joseph and his brothers. Joseph was elevated while working his assignment. Never let people or situations deter you!
Lady Melody Radford opens up our new series, We Gonna Be Alright, ministering about freedom in transition - The FIT.
We all have areas of limitation. In this story, a dad has a demonically tortured son, and those in positions to help were limited. What happens when the help you need is limited? Jesus teaches a lesson on how little things can keep you from big breakthroughs.
Has your response ever been, “I’m just holding on?” If it has, find comfort in the word given to a church that was doing just that; holding on. In week three of our “Less is More” series, Pastor Mario shares from the book of Revelation promises from God for a church that was holding on with little strength.
Sometimes God adds by subtracting. It's such a complex concept but losing is often the road towards winning. In week 2, Pastor Mario shares the story of how Gideon lost many, but gained victory with what was left.
We often look at what we have as not enough for what God wants to do. When God asks something from us, He knows exactly what we have. The lesson about the 2 fish and five loaves is about trust. In week one of the Less Is More Series, Pastor Mario shares powerful insights from this story.
You are the preacher your friends are looking for. Yes, read that again. How will your friends and family be reached unless the gospel is preached? In week three of our Framily Series, Pastor Mario shares not just how to preach, but what to preach to your Framily. They are waiting on you, let’s get started.
we had all experienced sickness in our lives. There's also times when that sickness isn't ordinary or something easy to get over. Sometimes it's the small things that hinder us from big things. Simon's mother-in-law is sick and the only thing he knows to do is to get her to Jesus. Pastor Mario teaches us what to do when our house is sick.
We all could use a friend. The question we must ask is, will anyone say that we’ve been a friend to them? In week one of our Framily series, Pastor Mario shares how a guy named Philipp became a friend to someone who needed direction. This week, let’s be a friend to someone who desperately needs one.
We all have great moments in life that we’d love to relive over. Those are the moments we’d love to keep bottled in the memory of our minds. The disciples were challenged with this very thing, but were encouraged not to stay gazing.
Grace begins where religion ends. Religion is rule based. Grace is relationship driven. Jesus shows us in his interaction with Thomas that grace knows no limits. As grace is one of our core values; this message explains its significance to God, us, and our mission as a church.
Growth Point has three core values represented in the words; Growth, Grace, and Gather. Pastor Mario uses Peter's experience in denying Jesus to explain how we can grow from failure.
Jesus had been in the tomb for three days and his followers were still grieving. In their grief they still came to the tomb looking for Jesus. Many are grieving all around the world, but Pastor Mario encourages us to keep looking for Jesus.
We all have people and things that we hold on to. It's common to think that we can do a better job with them in our hands than anyone else's. Jesus asked the disciples to go get him something that was tied up. Why? Because he wanted to use it. Pastor Mario teaches a Palm Sunday message about the power of releasing people to God.
In order to live a life of persecution and count as joy for the name of Jesus. We have to remain COOL, CALM, and COLLECTED and "stay in the pocket" (tempo) with Jesus.
Only in Jesus is the beatitude fulfilled; for He is the Peacemaker. Peacemakers make peace out of the peace they have experienced themselves as a result of the gospel and their relationship to Jesus.
A life that gets God's attention, is a life that is birthed through personal reflection, genuine repentance, and a transformed heart. We all have the opportunity to see the very face of God...question is, are you willing to do what it takes to see Him?
Most of the attitudes up to this point have been directed at a current state or spot in life. Now we find one that is based on an attitude of action. If you're in need of mercy, the first step may begin with you.
We often believe that meekness is weakness. This message teaches us that there is a blessing reserved for those who allow their strength to be under control.
A broken life is a blessed life. In week two of our series, we learn that God comforts us in our grieving. Pastor Mario challenges us to move from faking it to facing life.
We all know about attitudes. Some good and some bad, however, there is an attitude that God blesses. In week one of this new series, Pastor Mario teaches about having an attitude that acknowledges complete dependence on God.
Transfer of power doesn’t happen overnight. The journey towards confirmation of your call will be met with challenge. Pastor Mario reminds us that regardless of the challenge, the Lord is with you. Someone needs what you have.
God is never limited by history and events of the past. He can use everything that has been and turn it into something glorious. Don’t allow yesterday to limit your next move. Pastor Mario shares why God asked the prophet Samuel to keep it movin'.
Resolutions, goals and plans fill our calendars in hopes that our schedules will open again. As uncertainty floods our life, Christ remains resolutely the same. This is the hope we have and hold on to.
Many of us can’t wait to get out of our homes. Pastor Mario is so non athletic but drew some great parallels from when the NBA was confined to a bubble. What if God allowed this, to prepare you for next? This message will speak to your heart.
We’re in a new year with residue from the old year, yet we still believe that there is more to life than suffering and pain. It may seem everlasting, but Pastor Mario reminds us that things will work out.
Waiting is the last thing that we want to do. A day. A month. What about 42 generations? This was the context surrounding the birth of Christ. There's hope in knowing that, he'll make it worth the wait.
Life has a natural flow and rhythm. This year, our rhythm has seemed to break that flow, but God's word hasn't. Trust what God says, it will never return to you void.
God doesn't promise that we won't go through things, but does promise to carry us through. Pastor Mario begins a brand new series centered around the promises of God.
Generosity begins with a proper understanding of giving. In this message Pastor Mario uses the application of farmers sowing seen in the ground. Everything that grows first begins as a seed that was planted.
If we looked beyond our external, we’d notice that internally we have something in common. The need for connection, family values and more exist in all of us. The miracle we want to become often starts with the language of commonality.
Your greatest mission and challenge my be tested by those who know you. Your assignment to be a miracle shines brightest when you know who called you to do it. The spirit of the Lord is upon you.
Being a miracle often means carrying the burden for someone until they can stand on their own. In week one of our series, Pastor Mario shares about four men who carried a man to Jesus. Who are you willing to carry to Jesus?
This week Associate Pastor Guilluame talked about working with two names. Acts 9, Saul had his Demascus Rd. experience! God created you to be a Designer Label. Your name has purpose and promise attached to it. Saul later started using his Roman name, Paul. Dual names with one purpose!
For the last few weeks, Pastor Mario has taught on personal worship. In today's conclusion, we learn about pursuing the glory of God. No one can experience God's glory and remain the same.
No experience is wasted with God. Some of our most uncomfortable moments may have been orchestrated to redirect your attention to Him. Pastor Mario shares the story of Moses and how God drew him into a personal encounter.
Truth introduces intimacy. A key ingredient to worship is truth. God is still seeking people that will worship Him in spirit and truth. Pastor Mario teaches about the encounter with Jesus and the woman at the well in week two of our Facetime series.
Many of us have Zoom and various video conferences that fill up our days. Video interactions require us to turn on our camera. Pastor Mario opens up week one of our new series with David's response to God's request to spend time with him. Is your camera on for God to see you?
Faith is an internal conviction that has an external reaction. In the conclusion of our Cover Your Mouth series, First Lady Melody Radford encourages us to Speak to IT, not at it!
Pastor Mario approaches part two of Think Before You Speak with the reminder that we can overcome anything we face by choosing our words carefully. We may not be able to control everything, but we can control how we think and speak about everything.
We have a choice in how we use our words. Our very world was framed by words. Pastor Mario continues the Cover Your Mouth series with a teaching on thinking about your words before you speak them.
How often do you check the expiration date on your fruit? Would you eat expired fruit? Pastor Mario teaches about the power of words and the connection with fruit.
It seems like this season will never end. If you've been trying to figure out what this season has been about, listen to this message. Evangelist Stacey McDonald shares that there is a purpose to the adversity. It's time to pour again!
In this conclusion of Background Noize, Pastor Mario teaches about the woman who came into a room she wasn't invited into. One encounter with Jesus changed her entire life.
In a world of busyness and choices, when is the last time you chose stillness? Pastor Mario shares a lesson about choosing what matters.
Our ability to hear God's voice in the midst of distraction is often attached to our level of desperation. In week three of Background Noize, Pastor Mario shares a message about a blind man's ability to focus on the choice of God in the midst of a distracting crowd.
Every huge sign isn't always God, but God will use every sign to get your attention. Are you distracted by big noises and missing the lower whisper of God speaking? Week two of our new series is definitely for you.
If we're honest, we can all get distracted from time to time. Pastor Mario in week one of a series called Background Noize, uses the lesson from Peter's distraction to teach about the power of focus. In the midst of the noise of distraction, Jesus is still calling you.
What you must know for sure is that salvation represents a changed life. Elder Caesar Coney concludes the Keep Growing Series with a powerful message about the sureness of a changed life.
As we grow in our faith, we are encouraged to grow in our love for others. Guilluame Smith, Assoicate Pastor of Growth Point, teaches on developing a love walk beyond all that is superficial.
The LOVE from and our LOVE towards God should be closely related to our LOVE for others. Yet all too often in a world that sees labels before seeing people, we are challenged to check our heart again. Pastor Mario teaches about growing in brotherly affection from the story of the Samaritan in week six of our Keep Growing series.
There are certain ingredients that are needed for different recipes. As it is with food, there is a recipe that God honors to get a response. David teaches us how to give a sacrifice that lifts the plague from the land.
You never can tell what kind of a battle someone is facing. We will fight in life. It's just one of those truths that cannot be avoided. The blessing comes in learning how to endure during the test. Pastor Mario continues our Keep Growing series with a lesson from Moses on how to maintain steadfastness.
We can't always control how life happens, but we can learn to control how we respond to it. In week three of our Keep Growing series, on Father's Day, Pastor Mario teaches on self control.
We either grow or become stagnant. Growth is a choice that God has given us. 2 Peter 1 teaches about the areas we can grow in daily. Pastor Mario starts this series dealing with character.
Pastor Mario concludes our Hello World series on Pentecost Sunday with a reminder of why the presence of the Holy Spirit is in your life. We are empowered to influence our world everywhere we go.
We are called to represent the good news of Jesus everywhere we go. Even if we're only on Zoom chats, Facetime conversations, or other avenues that are being used to communicate. We're in these streets to make a difference in a time that matters most.
The familiar childhood song encourages us to shine our light everywhere we go. our community and world need a light and Pastor Mario shares about the power of staying LIT.
It is important for us to have God's armor in order to handle the enemies plan for our lives. Lady Mel shares a message from Ephesians 6.
Have you ever viewed a show that said, "For Mature Audiences Only?" It provides that subtle suggestion that immature eyes may not need to view this. There is an approach that will require maturity, grace, and love.
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Our lives are often crowded by distractions, schedules, and more. At the core of our existence is a desire to really connect with Jesus. Pastor Mario shares from the story of Zacchaeus and how in the midst of a crowd, his curiosity brought him to a life changing encounter with Jesus.
We all have a way that we think is best in reaching people. Sometimes it works and at times it doesn't. Pastor Mario conludes his teaching in Luke 15 to share about reaching your circle from an approach that may a father used toward his son.
Our schedules are thrown off and it's hard to keep up with which is which. In the midst of changing times, Pastor Mario shares about the power of being consistent with your faith during challenging times.
Pastor Mario continues the teaching from Luke 15 on how to reach your circle. How well are you using your influence to reach your circle?
Maybe you've felt disqualified by what you've done in your life. This message is for you! Peter denied Jesus, but when resurrection day came, a message from the angels brought hope back into his life.
Leadership is influence - nothing less, nothing more. - John Maxwell
You have influence over everyone in your circle. You may be asking, how do I reach them. Pastor Mario teaches on how to use your influence in your circle.
Our world became our neighborhood just a few weeks ago. We are all together and its the perfect time to introduce Jesus to a world who needs hopes.
This is the perfect time to reconnect with what you may have had in you the entire time. Paul encourages Timothy not to look for something new, but to reconnect with the faith that’s already in him.
Pastor Mario shares a message on navigating the unfamiliar from Joshua 1:8-10. Joshua's journey teaches us a lot about walking through uncertain seasons.
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