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What happens when a generation forgets the people who helped build the foundation they now stand on? In “They Forgot Joseph (A Prequel),” Lady Courtney Wright shares a powerful Word by examining the overlooked stories, sacrifices, and faithfulness behind the generations that shaped God’s people. Drawing from Exodus 1:1–14, Genesis 29–30, and Proverbs 31, Lady Wright focuses on the often-forgotten women connected to the twelve tribes of Israel—especially Leah—and reveals how God sees, hears, vindicates, and rewards those who remain faithful even when overlooked, rejected, or misunderstood. Through the lens of motherhood, family struggle, and generational legacy, this message reminds believers that God never forgets the faithful, even when people do. This Mother’s Day message is both deeply personal and prophetically timely, encouraging listeners to trust God’s process, remain steadfast through hardship, and recognize the lasting impact of lives surrendered to Him.

What if spiritual growth is less about trying harder and more about allowing Jesus to transform you over time? In “Becoming What Jesus Is Forming,” Minister Clevonne St. Hillaire walks through the Beatitudes in Matthew 5 and reminds believers that the Christian life is not about performing for God, but about being shaped into the image of Christ through faith, surrender, and dependence on Him. Drawing from Matthew 5:3–12, 2 Corinthians 3:18, and John 15:4–5, Minister St. Hillaire explains how Jesus forms His people through humility, repentance, perseverance, and abiding in His presence. Rather than focusing on behavior modification alone, this message encourages believers to trust God’s ongoing work of sanctification—even through hardship, struggle, and seasons of growth. This sermon is a powerful reminder that God is patiently transforming His people piece by piece, shaping them into the likeness of Jesus and completing the good work He began in them.

What if your prayers are too small for what God actually wants to do in your life? In “Praying Like Paul,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright continues this powerful series by shifting the focus from how Jesus modeled prayer to how the Apostle Paul prayed for the church—and what that reveals about God’s priorities. Drawing from prayers like Ephesians 1 and Colossians 1, Pastor Wright shows that Paul didn’t primarily pray for comfort, circumstances, or quick fixes—he prayed for spiritual insight, maturity, and a deeper knowledge of Christ. This message challenges believers to move beyond praying only for immediate needs and instead pray prayers that produce lasting transformation, alignment with God’s will, and true spiritual growth. As we learn to pray like Paul, we begin to see differently, live differently, and walk more fully in everything Christ has already accomplished for us.

What if the reason your prayer life feels inconsistent or ineffective is because you’re not praying what God has already said? In “The Case for Praying the Bible,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright challenges believers to rethink how they approach prayer by grounding it firmly in Scripture. Drawing from passages such as Ephesians 1:15–23, Colossians 4:12, and Acts 13:2–3, Pastor Wright explains how praying God’s Word aligns our hearts with His will, strengthens our faith, and removes the guesswork from what to pray. Instead of relying on emotions, routines, or repetition, this message shows how Scripture-based prayer leads to clarity, confidence, and deeper spiritual growth. This message is both practical and transformative, calling believers to develop a consistent, powerful prayer life rooted in the Word of God—where prayer becomes less about what we want to say and more about agreeing with what God has already spoken.

What if the difference between good decisions and God’s best comes down to how you pray? In “Praying Like Jesus,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright begins a powerful two-part series on aligning our lives—and our church—with the will of God through prayer. Drawing from passages such as Mark 1, Luke 5–6, and Luke 22, Pastor Wright shows how Jesus consistently withdrew to pray before making major decisions, modeling a life led by the Spirit rather than by pressure, opportunity, or logic alone. This message challenges believers to move beyond surface-level or routine prayer and step into a deeper, more intentional relationship with God—one that seeks His will above personal preference. As the church prepares for transition and growth, Pastor Wright reminds us that before we build, plan, or move forward, we must first pray—because prayer is not the only thing we do, but it is where everything must begin.

What if the resurrection of Jesus means far more than just a historical event—it means your entire life can be changed forever? In “The Resurrection Changes Everything,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright powerfully explains why the resurrection of Christ stands at the very center of the Christian faith and why without it, there is no true hope for humanity. Teaching from 1 Corinthians 15, 1 Peter 2, Galatians 3, and related Scriptures, Pastor Wright unpacks how Jesus became our perfect substitute, broke the curse of sin, and secured our justification through His victory over death. This message reminds believers that because Christ rose from the grave, we are forgiven, redeemed, empowered, and given a living hope that transforms both our present struggles and our eternal future.

What if everything you believe about Christianity falls apart the moment you remove the cross? In “No Cross, No Christianity,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright delivers a bold and clarifying message on why the cross of Christ is not just central—but essential—to the Christian faith. Teaching from 1 Corinthians 1–2 and related Scriptures, Pastor Wright explains how the message of the cross confronts human pride, redefines true power, and reveals the fullness of God’s justice, mercy, and love. This message challenges listeners to move beyond surface-level faith, embrace the transformative power of the gospel, and build their lives on the finished work of Jesus Christ—because without the cross, there is no salvation, no identity, and no true Christianity.

What if the very message the world calls foolish is actually the only power strong enough to save, transform, and sustain your life? In “Led by the Cross and Guided by the Spirit,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright brings us back to the foundation of our faith, reminding us that the gospel of Jesus Christ is not just good news—it is the power of God at work in us. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 1:18–28 and related passages, Pastor Wright unpacks the paradox of the cross, showing how what seems weak or foolish to the world is actually God’s wisdom and strength. This message challenges believers to stay anchored in Christ, resist the pull of self-centered or experience-driven faith, and live lives shaped by the finished work of the cross while being continually led by the Holy Spirit.

What if the breakthrough you’ve been praying for is already available—but you haven’t fully tapped into the power behind the name? In “The Name That Changes Everything,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright builds on the truth that the name of Jesus carries authority in every realm—heaven, earth, and under the earth—and calls believers to live in that reality daily. Drawing from Philippians 2:5–11, Acts 3–4, and John 16:23–24, Pastor Wright shows how the early church demonstrated the power of Jesus’ name through bold faith, prayer, healing, and unwavering proclamation of the gospel. This message challenges us to move beyond passive faith, pray with understanding, and actively use the name of Jesus with confidence—knowing that in Him, we are not just survivors, but overcomers empowered to see real change in our lives.

Spiritual gifts, faith, generosity—even sacrifice—can all look impressive. But what if they mean nothing without love? In “Pursuing Love,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright teaches from 1 Corinthians 13 and related passages to show that love is the foundation of the Christian life. Spiritual gifts and acts of service have value only when they flow from a heart shaped by God’s love. Pastor Wright explains how believers are called not just to talk about love, but to actively pursue it—loving God fully, loving others sacrificially, and allowing the Holy Spirit to shape our character. This message challenges us to examine our motives, practice genuine love, and let God’s love guide every part of our lives.

In a world where faith is often pressured into silence, believers are called to stand boldly without apology. In “No Shame in His Name,” Minister Frank Windham encourages listeners to remain confident in their identity in Christ and unashamed of the gospel. Drawing from passages such as Romans 1:16 and other supporting scriptures, he explains how true freedom and transformation come through the power of Jesus—not through the approval of the world. This message challenges believers to reject fear, embrace their calling, and live openly for Christ with courage, conviction, and unwavering faith.

Have you ever felt like your mind is working against your faith? In this guest message, Minister Clevonne St. Hillaire explores how Scripture calls believers to renew their minds so they can flourish rather than merely survive. Teaching from Romans 12:1–2 and other passages, he explains how repeated thoughts shape the way we think, respond to challenges, and view our circumstances. Through the power of God’s Word and the help of the Holy Spirit, believers can break destructive thought patterns, take every thought captive, and intentionally focus on truth, gratitude, and faith. This message encourages us to reframe life’s storms through God’s promises and allow Him to transform our thinking so we can live in peace, resilience, and spiritual growth.

Love can feel complicated, triggering, and even painful—but what if we’ve misunderstood it all along? In “God’s Love,” Minister Angele Johnson takes us back to the foundation of Scripture to rediscover what biblical love truly is and why it changes everything. Drawing from John 3:16, Romans 5:8, 1 Corinthians 13:4–8, and Titus 3:3–5, Minister Johnson explains who God loves, what love really looks like, and why His love is not earned—but freely given according to His mercy. With clarity, humor, and practical wisdom, this message challenges us to receive God’s transformative love, reject distorted versions of it, and live it out boldly in a world that desperately needs more of Him.

Anxiety is one of the most common battles believers face—but Scripture shows us it doesn’t have to control our lives. In “Resisting Anxiety,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright walks through 1 Peter 5:1–11, teaching how humility, spiritual awareness, and dependence on God help us stand firm against the pressures of life. Drawing from passages such as Matthew 6:34 and Ephesians 5:15–18, Pastor Wright explains how casting our cares upon the Lord, remaining sober-minded, and resisting the enemy with steadfast faith allows believers to overcome fear and anxiety. This message reminds us that while trials may come, God’s grace restores, strengthens, and establishes those who trust Him and stand firm in faith.Anxiety is one of the most common battles believers face—but Scripture shows us it doesn’t have to control our lives. In “Resisting Anxiety,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright walks through 1 Peter 5:1–11, teaching how humility, spiritual awareness, and dependence on God help us stand firm against the pressures of life. Drawing from passages such as Matthew 6:34 and Ephesians 5:15–18, Pastor Wright explains how casting our cares upon the Lord, remaining sober-minded, and resisting the enemy with steadfast faith allows believers to overcome fear and anxiety. This message reminds us that while trials may come, God’s grace restores, strengthens, and establishes those who trust Him and stand firm in faith.

Focused Vision - Frank Windham - 01/11/26 by Kingdom Living Ministries

Spiritual abuse doesn’t begin with cruelty—it begins when authority drifts out from under Christ. In “When Pastors Become Abusive,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright offers a sobering, Scripture-anchored look at pastoral leadership, exposing how misuse of power harms both leaders and congregations. Drawing from 1 Peter 4:12–19, 1 Peter 5:1–4, and Ephesians 4:11–13, Pastor Wright explains why God gives pastors to the church, how suffering and accountability shape healthy leadership, and where abuse takes root when shepherds abandon humility, character, and submission to Christ. This message brings clarity, correction, and hope—calling pastors to lead with integrity and believers to honor spiritual authority with discernment, prayer, and Biblical wisdom.

Distraction is everywhere—but faith that isn’t focused will never produce lasting fruit. In “Focused Faith,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright delivers a prophetic and practical word, calling believers to develop intentional, disciplined faith for the year ahead. Drawing from Hebrews 11:6, Romans 1:16–17, and Mark 4:14–20, Pastor Wright unpacks how faith must be fed, exercised, protected from distractions, and anchored in Christ’s unlimited supply. Through the parable of the sower and clear real-life application, this message challenges listeners to tune out competing voices, trust God at every level of life, and live with a faith that is active, consistent, and firmly fixed on Jesus. pasted

Enjoy this week's brief but poignant message about the true meaning of Christmas and impact of Jesus' birth from Pastor Wright's message called "Christmas in Exile".

What if the Holy Spirit was never meant to be a one-time experience, but a daily partnership that transforms how we live, pray, and walk with God? In “The Ministry of the Holy Spirit,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright challenges believers to move beyond momentary encounters and fully embrace the ongoing work of the Spirit as Helper, Guide, and Spirit of truth. Drawing from passages such as 1 Timothy 4:15–16, John 14:16–17, and Ephesians 1:13–14, Pastor Wright explains how practicing spiritual disciplines, praying in the Spirit, and yielding to truth leads to real growth, discernment, and lasting fruit. This message calls believers to stop neglecting the gift within them and to walk daily in fellowship with the Holy Spirit, allowing Him to shape character, guard faith, and empower purpose.

In “Excel in Exile,” Minister Frank Windham continues teaching from 1 Peter 4:12–19, reminding believers that suffering is not a setback—it’s part of the Christian calling. Drawing from passages like Romans 8:35–39, John 16:33, and Mark 10:29–30, Minister Windham explains that trials, persecution, and spiritual pressure are not signs of abandonment but opportunities to walk like Christ and reflect His glory. He warns against suffering for sinful choices—murder, theft, evil, or meddling—while urging believers to live with integrity, endure persecution, reject shame, and entrust their souls to God. Through practical instruction and encouragement, this message calls every believer to endure faithfully, suffer well, and excel in exile by keeping their eyes on Jesus.

In “Washed With the Blood, Dripping With Grace,” Minister Frank Windham teaches from 1 Peter 4:1–11, reminding believers that because Christ suffered for us, we are called to live differently—dead to sin, alive in the Spirit, and walking in the power of God’s grace. Drawing from Romans 3:23–24, Romans 5:9, and 1 John 2:15–17, Minister Windham urges believers to reject the passions of their former life, resist worldly pressure, live with self-control and sober-minded prayer, and demonstrate earnest love that covers a multitude of sins. This message calls believers to embrace their identity in Christ, use their gifts to serve others, and walk as those cleansed by His blood and empowered by His grace.

In “Possessing Peace in Exile,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright teaches how believers can walk in God’s peace even while living as spiritual exiles in a hostile world. Drawing from Luke 2:14, Romans 5:1–2, and John 16:33, Pastor Wright explains the three dimensions of biblical peace—peace with God, peace from God, and the peace of God—and how each one anchors our hearts in stability, wholeness, and divine order. Through Old and New Testament foundations of shalom, he shows that true peace is not the absence of conflict but the presence of Christ, the Prince of Peace, who restores what is broken and governs our lives with wholeness and rest. This message calls believers to meditate on the Word, pray earnestly, take every thought captive, and embrace God’s peace as a weapon against anxiety, chaos, and spiritual warfare.

In “Fearing God: How to Live in Exile,” Minister Kevin Howell continues through 1 Peter 3:8–22, teaching how believers can endure suffering, maintain integrity, and live faithfully in a world that opposes their values. Drawing from 1 Peter 3:14–17, Psalm 34:11–16, and Isaiah 8:12–13, Minister Howell shows that the fear of the Lord—not fear of man—is the anchor that empowers us to persevere with a good conscience. Through themes of suffering, reverence, holiness, godly character, and the example of Christ, this message reminds us that we are spiritual exiles whose courage, gentleness, and unwavering trust in God shine brightest when we face pressure and opposition.

Call to Be More: How to Live In Exile - Kevin Howell - 11/02/25 by Kingdom Living Ministries

In “Honor Under Fire,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright teaches from 1 Peter 2:11–25, calling believers to live honorably in a hostile world by resisting the passions of the flesh, submitting to authority, and reflecting Christlike character under pressure. With supporting passages like Romans 13:1–7 and Isaiah 53:4–9, Pastor Wright shows how honor is not agreement but alignment with God’s nature—treating everyone with dignity, loving the family of faith, fearing God above all, and enduring unjust treatment as Christ did. This message reminds us that our witness shines brightest when we live with integrity, humility, and steadfast hope, even under fire.

In “Built to Belong: From Growth to Glory in God’s House,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright continues through 1 Peter 2:1–12, reminding believers that spiritual growth starts with craving the pure Word of God and leads to being built together as God’s spiritual house. Using passages like 1 Peter 2:4–10, Ephesians 2:19–22, and Psalm 34:8, Pastor Wright teaches that holiness, unity, and love are the marks of those redeemed to reflect Christ. We are living stones, chosen and precious, called out of darkness into God’s marvelous light—built to grow, to serve, and to belong in His house for His glory.

In “Built Different: Redeemed to Reflect,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright continues his teaching through 1 Peter, calling believers to live holy, set-apart lives that reflect the character of Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:13–25, 2:1–5, and supporting passages like Leviticus 11:44–45 and Romans 12:2, Pastor Wright reminds us that holiness isn’t perfection—it’s transformation. Through the precious blood of Jesus, we’ve been redeemed, purified, and built into a spiritual house to offer up living sacrifices that honor God. This message challenges every believer to live with reverence, obedience, and love, reflecting God’s glory in every part of life.

In “Saved Into a Living Hope,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright teaches how believers are not only saved from sin, but saved into a confident, enduring hope rooted in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:3–5, Philippians 1:6, and Romans 8:18–25, Pastor Wright reminds us that hope is not wishful thinking—it’s a confident expectation anchored in God’s promises. This message encourages you to prepare your mind, stay sober-minded, and live with endurance, knowing that what God started in you, He will finish.

In “Chosen for This: Living with Hope in a Hostile World,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright opens a new series from 1 Peter, reminding believers that though we live as exiles in a world that is not our home, we are chosen, sanctified, and secured in Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:1–2, Philippians 3:20, and Hebrews 11:13, Pastor Wright shows how our identity as God’s people anchors us in living hope, even amid trials and hostility. This message calls us to hold fast to our faith, embrace our eternal inheritance, and shine as representatives of Christ until He returns.

In “Embrace God’s Grace,” Minister Frank Windham unpacks how grace is God’s unearned gift—meant to be received, lived in, and shared. Rooted in Ephesians 2:8, Romans 5:15–17, and John 1:16, this message shows how grace saves, sustains, and empowers us beyond our failures. With practical wisdom and vivid illustrations, Minister Windham challenges us to recognize God’s grace in every area of life, embrace it daily, and let it transform the way we walk with Christ.

In “Living in God’s Vision,” Minister Clevonne St. Hillaire encourages believers to align their lives with the vision God has uniquely designed for them. Drawing from Colossians 1:9–10, Psalm 139:13–14, and Proverbs 3:5–6, he unpacks how God’s will shapes our identity, directs our daily walk, and produces fruit that blesses others. With practical wisdom and encouragement, Minister St. Hillaire challenges us to embrace consistent, faithful steps that grow into a life that reflects God’s purpose and impacts everyone we encounter.

In this powerful message, “The Invasion of Grace,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright shows how God’s unearned, transformative grace breaks into every area of life. Rooted in passages like Ephesians 2:8–9, Romans 5:20–21, and Hebrews 4:16, this teaching unpacks how grace is more than favor—it’s God’s empowering presence that saves, sustains, and transforms us. From Jesus’ baptism in Mark 1 to His authority over demons, disease, and ordinary lives, Pastor Wright reveals how grace invades religion, wilderness, weakness, and everyday routines—and invites you to boldly call on grace and let it invade every corner of your world.

In this closing message of the Unstuck series, “Unstuck to Uncommon,” Minister Kevin Howell challenges us to move beyond simply getting unstuck into living a life marked by consistency, growth, and uncommon faith. Drawing from Isaiah 43:18–19, Philippians 3:13–14, and James 1:2–4, he shows how refusing to dwell on the past, embracing the new thing God is doing, and thriving even in wilderness seasons allows us to sustain momentum and press forward into God’s promises. This message is a call to persevere, adapt, and live an uncommon life that bears lasting fruit.

In this Unstuck series message, “Progress Through Practice,” Pastor DeWayne Wright reminds us that growth doesn’t come by wishing—it comes by doing. Rooted in 1 Timothy 4:15, Philippians 4:9, and Hebrews 5:14, this teaching shows how consistent, intentional practice—both inward devotion and outward action—breaks old patterns, builds new habits, and leads to visible progress. Discover how immersing yourself in God’s Word, your gifts, and daily disciplines positions you to move forward step by step into the life He’s called you to live!

In this Unstuck series message, “Feedback From Heaven: How God's Discipline Moves You Forward” Pastor DeWayne helps us discover how God’s discipline is not punishment but proof of His love. Drawing from Romans 8:14, Hebrews 12:5–11, and John 16:8, this teaching unpacks how the Lord corrects, convicts, and trains us through His Word, His Spirit, and life’s trials. When we embrace His feedback, we find freedom, holiness, and the strength to move forward unstuck.

In this Unstuck series message, “The Knowledge Factor,” Pastor DeWayne explores how knowledge fuels wisdom and opens the door to breakthrough. Using Proverbs 8:1–11, Hosea 4:6, and Proverbs 22:29, this teaching shows how the right knowledge guards your life, increases your influence, and turns potential into progress. It’s a call to seek out what you don’t yet know, apply what you learn, and let God’s truth shape every decision.

In this Unstuck series message, “Wisdom the Way Out,” Pastor DeWayne speaks on discovering why Godly wisdom—not just knowledge—is the key to breaking free from spiritual and practical stagnation. With insights from Proverbs 9:10, James 1:5, and Proverbs 4:7, you’ll learn how to seek, apply, and prioritize wisdom in every area of life so you can make skillful, God-honoring decisions and move confidently into your next season.

In this episode of the Unstuck series, “Cultivating God’s Investment in You,” Pastor Wright gives guidance on how to activate the gifts and graces God has placed within you to be a blessing to others. With insights from Philemon 1:6, 1 Peter 4:10, and Romans 12:6–8, this message will challenge you to stop sitting on your potential and start stewarding it for God's glory to help someone else find their breakthrough, which may just in fact lead you to your own!

In this energizing episode of the Unstuck series, “The Discipline of Development,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright explores how spiritual and personal growth is not accidental—it’s intentional. With guidance from passages like Proverbs 25:28, 1 Corinthians 9:24–27, and Joshua 1:8, you'll discover how disciplines like prayer, study of the Word, self-control, and purpose-driven living can move you from feeling stuck to walking in your God-given next. This episode offers Biblical insight that will help you partner with the Holy Spirit and move from stuck to strategic in every area of your life.

You’ve dreamed. Now it’s time to build. In this stirring follow-up to last week’s message in our Unstuck series, Pastor Dwayne L. Wright challenges us to move from vision to action—from spiritual longing to strategic growth. Rooted in scriptures like Habakkuk 2:2 and Hebrews 12:1–2, the message unpacks the common dream killers—fear, distraction, comfort—and invites us to confront what's holding us back. With personal stories, bold truths, and a call to stewardship, Pastor Wright lays the foundation for intentional development: creating systems, protecting your time, and investing in the gifts God has placed within you. This isn’t just a sermon—it’s a paradigm shift. If you’re ready to move from idea to impact, this episode will help you write it, pray it, plan it, and declare it.

In this message, Pastor DeWayne challenges the church to get 'unstuck' and start dreaming with God again. He emphasizes that God is a dream-giver who speaks through visions, desires, and divine imagination. Through Scriptures and practical points, we learn how to pen, pray, plan, and prophesy our God-given dreams into reality. The sermon highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding our dreams and renewing our minds to fulfill destiny.

Not all food nourishes—and not all spiritual meals are worth digesting. In this bold and relatable message, Minister Frank Windham challenges us to examine what we’re feeding our minds, bodies, and souls. Through scriptures like Matthew 6:11, Genesis 25, and John 6:54, we’re reminded that spiritual food—like physical food—shapes our health and direction. Are we consuming desperation, distraction, and deceit, or are we feasting on obedience, salvation, and truth? With humor, real-life stories, and biblical insight, Minister Frank calls us to stop settling for scraps and come home to the table God has prepared. Because when we feed on Christ, we don’t just survive—we thrive!

God’s goodness isn’t meant to be sampled occasionally—it’s an invitation to dwell in something far richer. This week's message from Pastor Wright, "More Than a Taste: Living in the Goodness of God”, shows us how gratitude, reverence, and trust create space for us to live in God’s daily provision. Echoing Psalm 34 and the promise of Psalm 23:5–6, we’re reminded that the table God prepares for us isn’t just symbolic—it’s spiritual nourishment, filled with mercy, peace, and more-than-enough joy. When we bless the Lord continually, guard our speech, and seek Him earnestly, we don’t just survive life’s trials—we’re transformed through them. This is a call to slow down, seek deeply, and live expectantly—because the goodness of God isn’t behind us. It’s right in front of us!

In this week's sermon, "Prophet, Priest, and King: The Threefold Anointing of a Godly Father," Pastor Wright explores the vital roles fathers play in their families and communities. Drawing from scriptures such as Malachi 4:5-6, he emphasizes the prophetic responsibility to speak life and purpose, the priestly duty to intercede and spiritually cover the family, and the kingly call to lead with wisdom, love, and order. With compelling statistics and practical insights, the message highlights the transformative power of Godly fatherhood and challenges men to embrace their divine anointing to shape future generations.

Many of us unknowingly settle—whether in our faith, our mindset, or our circumstances. In 'What Are You Settling For?' Minister Kevin Howell challenges us to recognize where we've grown complacent and embrace the fullness of what God has for us. Through Luke 13, we reflect on the woman who endured 18 years of affliction until Jesus set her free. Her story is a reminder that healing and restoration are not just possibilities—they’re promises. Whether it’s emotional wounds, physical struggles, or spiritual stagnation, God invites us to step into His best for us. This message encourages us to leave behind what’s holding us back and walk in the freedom that Christ has already provided

The Mighty Kneel: Finding True Strength Through Serving - Pastor DeWayne L. Wright - 06/01/25 by Kingdom Living Ministries

Gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s a powerful key to receiving more from God. In this uplifting message, we explore how a lifestyle of thanksgiving expands our ability to experience His blessings. Through scriptures like Luke 17 and Philippians 4, we reflect on how faith, prayer, and gratitude change our perspective and open doors for greater provision, healing, and wholeness. The story of the ten lepers shows us that while many receive blessings, those who return in thanksgiving receive even more. In Christ, when we give thanks, we position ourselves for increase. This message will challenge you to shift your focus, embrace gratitude, and watch how God moves in response to a thankful heart.

Brokenness comes in many forms—physically, mentally, and emotionally. But no matter how deep the wounds, Christ offers healing that restores us completely. In 'Will You Be Made Whole: Overcoming Brokenness in Christ,' we explore how faith in Jesus renews both our minds and bodies. Through scriptures like Isaiah 53, Colossians 2:10, and Mark 5, we see that wholeness isn’t just about physical healing—it’s about overcoming emotional struggles, mental burdens, and the weight of the past. Whether it’s anxiety, depression, sickness, or uncertainty, Jesus is the healer who lifts us from brokenness and leads us into peace. In Him, we find restoration, strength, and a lasting hope that carries us forward. No matter where you are today, this message is a reminder that healing—real, full, transformative healing—is already available in Christ.

Mothers are shapers of destiny. Whether natural, spiritual, or waiting for their time, women play a profound role in nurturing, leading, and protecting those around them. 'Shapers of Destiny: How God Uses Mothers to Impact the World' is a heartfelt message that honors mothers for the influence they carry. Through scriptures like Genesis 1:27, Proverbs 14:1, and 2 Timothy 1:4-5, this sermon reflects on God's intentional design for motherhood—the strength to build homes, the wisdom to teach, and the faith to intercede. No matter where you are in life, God has placed influence in your hands. This message is a reminder that your love, prayers, and example carry lasting impact.

Did you know Jesus didn’t just take care of our sins—He took our sicknesses too? In 'Redeemed from the Curse of Sickness,' we dive deep into 1 Peter 2:24 and Matthew 8:17, revealing that healing isn’t something we have to beg for—it’s already done. This message reminds us that just like salvation, divine health is ours to claim. If sickness has tried to take hold, it’s time to stand firm, speak God’s promises, and walk in the freedom He secured. You’ve been redeemed—now live like it!