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In this powerful message, Evangelist Ryan Keel challenges believers to move beyond simply knowing the message of the gospel and begin applying it to their hearts and daily lives. Preaching from First Corinthians chapter 9, he emphasizes the Apostle Paul’s warning about becoming “a castaway”—someone who proclaims the truth but fails to allow God to transform what is inside.This sermon calls the church to true discipleship—where faith in Jesus Christ and His finished work on the cross produces real change in our hearts, relationships, attitudes, and actions. Evangelist Keel reminds us that Christianity is not about repeating doctrine, but about allowing the power of the cross to shape who we are from the inside out.Topics covered in this message include:The importance of applying the message of the cross to our personal livesGuarding the heart so we remain usable in God’s kingdomLearning to forgive, love others, and overcome offenses through ChristGrowing in spiritual maturity and unity within the churchBringing our weaknesses, struggles, and sins to God for transformationWith personal testimonies, biblical teaching, and heartfelt exhortation, this message encourages believers to pursue authentic discipleship and rely on the power of Christ to change them from within.Scripture References:First Corinthians 9:19–27Romans 5:1–2Matthew 5–7Hebrews 13:5–6If this message blessed you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe to support the spread of the gospel.

Who is the Holy Spirit? Is He a force, an influence, or a person? In this first message of our series “The Holy Spirit,” we begin exploring what the Bible teaches about the third Person of the Godhead.In John 16, Jesus prepares His disciples for His departure and promises that the Comforter, Helper, and Teacher will come. In this sermon, we look at who the Holy Spirit truly is, His role in creation, how He worked in the Old Testament, and the promise that God would one day pour out His Spirit on all believers.Understanding the Holy Spirit is essential for every Christian because He is the One who guides, teaches, strengthens, and empowers us to live for Christ.In this message we cover:• Who the Holy Spirit is• The Holy Spirit as part of the Godhead• Why the Holy Spirit is a person, not a force• The work of the Holy Spirit in creation• The role of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament• God’s promise to pour out His Spirit on His peopleIf you have placed your faith in Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit lives within you. Join us as we begin this journey through Scripture to better understand the gift God has given every believer.Scripture: John 16:5–15Series: The Holy Spirit (Part 1)Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more biblical teaching.

What does it really mean to be born again?In this message, Pastor Isaac Hayes walks through the powerful conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus found in John 3:1–8. Even though Nicodemus was a religious leader and teacher in Israel, Jesus told him that religion alone was not enough — he must be born again.In this sermon, we explore:• What it means to be born again• Why every person needs the new birth• The difference between religion and a relationship with Jesus• How someone can receive eternal life through faith in ChristThrough this passage, we see one of the clearest explanations of the Gospel in the Bible and learn how Jesus saves those who place their trust in Him.If you have ever wondered what it means to be born again or how to explain the Gospel to others, this message will help strengthen your understanding of salvation through Jesus Christ.Sermon Text: John 3:1–8Speaker: Pastor Isaac HayesChurch: Upper Room Fellowship ChurchLocation: Lafayette, LouisianaIf this message encouraged you, please consider liking, sharing, and subscribing so more people can hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ.Key Bible Verses in this MessageJohn 3:1–8John 3:15–17Romans 5:12Romans 10:9–10Numbers 21:4–9Follow Upper Room Fellowship Church for more sermons and biblical teaching.

In this powerful Resurrection Sunday message, Pastor Stephen Theriot teaches that before we can truly experience the power of resurrection life, we must first embrace a crucified life. Preaching from Isaiah 53, he walks through the prophecy of Christ’s suffering and reminds us of the incredible price Jesus paid for our redemption.This sermon takes a sobering and heartfelt look at the reality of the cross—what Jesus endured physically, spiritually, and emotionally out of love for humanity. Pastor Stephen explains how Christ was “wounded for our transgressions” and “bruised for our iniquities,” emphasizing that the resurrection is only meaningful because of the sacrifice that came before it.Through scripture, personal testimony, and a vivid description of the crucifixion, this message calls believers to anchor their faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ and to live lives surrendered to Him. It’s a reminder that the path to true freedom, healing, and resurrection power begins at the cross.If this message blesses you, please like, share, and subscribe so more people can hear the gospel of Jesus Christ.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this powerful message from the book of Daniel, Pastor Isaac Hayes reminds us that standing for God’s truth will often put us in difficult situations. Just like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, believers today face pressure from culture, society, and even within religious circles to compromise their faith.But the story of the fiery furnace shows us an incredible truth: when we refuse to bow to the idols of this world and stand firmly on the Word of God, we are never alone.Even in the fire, God is with us.This sermon explores the courage of the three Hebrew men, their unwavering faith in the face of death, and the miraculous moment when a fourth man appeared in the flames. Their faith not only delivered them but also revealed the power of God to a wicked king.If you are facing trials, opposition, or pressure to compromise your faith, this message will encourage you to keep standing strong—because there is always a Fourth Man in the fire.If this message encouraged you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe so more people can hear the Word of God.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In Luke 8:35–39, Jesus performs one of the most powerful miracles recorded in the Gospels. A man who had been possessed by a legion of demons, living among the tombs and bound in torment for years, is completely delivered by the power of Jesus Christ.But instead of celebrating the miracle, the people of the region made a shocking decision.They asked Jesus to leave.Why would people reject the Savior after witnessing such a powerful act of deliverance?Because they lost their herd of pigs.In this sermon, “They Preferred the Pigs,” we examine one of the saddest moments in the ministry of Jesus. The people of Gadara chose their comfort, their possessions, and their sinful lifestyle over the presence of Christ.This message explores:• The story of the demon possessed man in Gadara• Jesus’ power over demons and the spiritual world• Why the people rejected Jesus after a miracle• The danger of choosing sin and comfort over Christ• How believers today can become witnesses of God's deliveranceThis passage reminds us that many people still make the same choice today. They hear the Gospel, they see lives transformed, but they refuse to surrender the “pigs” in their lives.The good news is that Jesus still delivers the broken, restores the lost, and gives new life to those who come to Him.Just like the man who was delivered, we are called to tell others what great things the Lord has done for us.Scripture: Luke 8:35–39Sermon Title: They Preferred the PigsTopic: Deliverance, Spiritual Warfare, Salvation, and the GospelIf this message encouraged you:Like the videoLeave a comment or prayer requestSubscribe for more Bible preaching, Gospel messages, and verse-by-verse teachingShare this sermon with someone who needs to hear that Jesus still sets people free today.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

Put Your Hand On The Sacrifice: Once For AllHebrews 10:1–14In this final message from the series “Put Your Hand On The Sacrifice,” Pastor Isaac Hayes explains how the Old Testament sacrificial system pointed forward to Jesus Christ and how His sacrifice on the cross fulfilled it once and for all.For weeks we have studied the five offerings found in the book of Leviticus:• Burnt Offering• Meat (Grain) Offering• Peace Offering• Sin Offering• Trespass OfferingEach of these sacrifices foreshadowed the coming of the perfect Lamb of God. In Hebrews 10, the Bible teaches that the blood of bulls and goats could never truly take away sin. Those sacrifices only covered sin temporarily, pointing forward to the day when Christ would come and offer Himself as the perfect sacrifice.Through His death, burial, and resurrection, Jesus paid the full price for sin once for all.This message will encourage believers to keep their faith firmly placed in the finished work of Christ and remind us that everything we need for salvation is found in His sacrifice.Upper Room Fellowship Church1910 S College RdSunday Service – 10:00 AMIf you are in the area, we would love for you to come worship with us.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this powerful message, Paris Ragan (Crossfire Youth Ministry / Jimmy Swaggart Ministries) teaches on the importance of the renewing of the believer’s mind and how true transformation happens through the work of the Holy Spirit.Using Titus 3, this sermon explores the reality of the born-again experience, the washing of regeneration, and the daily renewal that God performs in the life of every believer. While salvation brings a new heart and new life, believers must continually allow their minds to be renewed through faith in Jesus Christ and what He accomplished at the Cross.Paris Ragan challenges the church to move beyond simply knowing the truth and instead become vessels useful in God’s hands, devoted to good works and shaped into the image of Christ.This message addresses:The washing of regeneration and renewal by the Holy SpiritWhy believers must continually renew their mindsThe difference between living under grace and living like sin still reignsThe importance of forgiveness, humility, and spiritual growthHow faith in Christ and the Cross gives believers victory over sinScripture Text: Titus 3:7Speaker: Paris RaganMinistry: Crossfire Youth Ministry | Jimmy Swaggart MinistriesMessage Title: A Mind Being Made NewIf this message blessed you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can hear the Gospel and grow in their walk with Christ.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In Part 5 of our series Put Your Hand On The Sacrifice, Pastor Isaac Hayes teaches on the fifth offering found in Leviticus — the Trespass Offering (also known as the Guilt Offering) from Leviticus 5:14–6:8.What is the difference between the Sin Offering and the Trespass Offering? Why did God require restitution in addition to sacrifice? What does it mean to trespass against God — or against a neighbor? And how does this Old Testament offering point directly to Jesus Christ?In this message, we explore:The difference between sin and trespassSins against God’s holy thingsSins committed in ignoranceSins against a neighbor and the necessity of restitutionWhy repentance involves confession and making things rightHow Jesus became our ultimate Trespass OfferingThough written thousands of years ago, this offering reveals powerful truth about guilt, repentance, forgiveness, and the finished work of Christ at the cross.Jesus not only forgives our sin — He paid our debt. Text: Leviticus 5:14–6:8Speaker: Pastor Isaac HayesSeries: Put Your Hand On The Sacrifice (Part 5)If this message blesses you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe for more biblical teaching.#BibleTeaching #Leviticus #GuiltOffering #TrespassOffering #JesusChrist #ChristianSermonAt Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this powerful and heartfelt message from Isaiah Chapter 5, Stephen Theriot shares a sobering call to examine the condition of our spiritual lives and the fruit we are producing for God. Using the imagery of the vineyard, this sermon challenges believers to remain rooted in Christ, allow God to remove the “stones” of sin from our lives, and yield to the pruning process that produces righteousness and holiness.This message speaks directly to the modern church, confronting complacency, spiritual compromise, and the danger of becoming unfruitful despite having every opportunity to grow. Through personal testimony, biblical teaching, and encouragement grounded in Scripture, listeners are reminded of God’s mercy, His protection over His people, and His desire for a church that reflects His character.If you’ve ever wrestled with obedience, seasons of testing, or understanding God’s purpose in difficult moments, this sermon will encourage you to stay faithful and trust the work He is doing in you.📖 Scripture Focus: Isaiah 5, John 15, Galatians 5, Romans 7🙏 A message about repentance, sanctification, spiritual fruit, and abiding in Christ.Thank you for watching. If this message encouraged you, please like, share, and subscribe to support the ministry and help spread the Gospel.#UpperRoomFellowship #StephenTheriot #ChristianSermon #Isaiah5 #Faith #SpiritualGrowth #BibleTeachingAt Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this sermon from Upper Room Fellowship Church, Pastor Isaac Hayes preaches from John 3:30, “He Must Increase, But I Must Decrease.” Through the example of John the Baptist, this message challenges believers to examine their hearts, motives, and priorities in ministry and daily life. As Jesus’ popularity increased and John’s ministry decreased, John responded with humility, joy, and surrender—reminding us that true success in the Kingdom of God is not about building our name, but lifting up the name of Jesus Christ.This John 3:30 sermon is a call to humility, obedience, and Spirit-led living. In a culture that promotes self-promotion and personal success, this message reminds us that following Christ means denying ourselves, putting Him first, and allowing Him to receive all the glory.If you are looking for:A sermon on John 3:30A message about humility in ministryA sermon on John the BaptistBiblical teaching on denying yourselfA Christ-centered church messageWe pray this sermon encourages you to let Christ increase in your life, your ministry, your workplace, and your home.Scripture: John 3:30Church: Upper Room Fellowship ChurchSpeaker: Pastor Isaac M HayesIf this message blessed you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe for more biblical preaching and Christ-centered sermons.#John330 #HeMustIncrease #JohnTheBaptist #ChristianSermon #PastorIsaacHayes #UpperRoomFellowshipChurchAt Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

Pastor Isaac Hayes continues the powerful series “Put Your Hand on the Sacrifice” with Part 4 — The Sin Offering (Leviticus 4) at Upper Room Fellowship Church. In this message, we explore the seriousness of sin, the importance of accountability for priests, leaders, congregations, and individuals, and how God provided a way for restoration and forgiveness. More importantly, we discover how every detail of the sin offering points directly to Jesus Christ — our perfect sacrifice — who took our place so we could be reconciled to God. This message is a biblical reminder that while sin is real, God’s grace is greater, and through Christ we have hope, forgiveness, and victory.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In The Presence of the Sin Nature, Pastor Stephen Theriot walks through Romans 5:20–21 to explain the reality of the sin nature in every human heart and the far greater power of God’s grace through Jesus Christ. This message unpacks how sin once reigned unto death, but through the finished work of the cross, grace now reigns unto eternal life for those who place their faith in Christ. Pastor Stephen shares personal testimony, biblical insight, and practical teaching to show how believers are justified by faith, freed from the power of sin, and called to live by grace rather than law or self-effort. This sermon encourages Christians to rest their faith in Christ’s finished work, allow the Holy Spirit to reign in their lives, and experience true freedom, growth, and victory over the sin nature.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this message, Pastor Isaac Hayes of Upper Room Fellowship Church continues the Leviticus series by exploring the Peace Offering and how it points to Jesus Christ as the source of true peace and restored fellowship with God. This sermon explains how peace with God is not earned, but celebrated after atonement has been made through Christ’s sacrifice on the cross. Through powerful biblical imagery, Pastor Hayes shows how believers are invited into communion with God, how peace flows from surrender, and why lasting peace can only be found by placing our faith fully in Jesus. This message is a reminder that Christ is not only our Savior — He is our Peace.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this message from Leviticus 2, Bro. Isaac Hayes continues the sermon series Put Your Hand on the Sacrifice by examining the meaning of the Meat (Grain) Offering and how it points to the perfect life of Jesus Christ. Unlike the blood sacrifices, this offering focuses on gratitude, fellowship, and thanksgiving, revealing Christ’s sinless humanity, His life empowered by the Holy Spirit, and God’s unchanging covenant. This sermon reminds believers that while redemption was secured at the cross, our response is a life of thankful worship and devotion.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this message from Leviticus 1:1–9, Pastor Isaac Hayes begins the series Put Your Hand on the Sacrifice by examining the Burnt Offering and how it foreshadows the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ. This sermon explains the meaning behind the voluntary offering, the requirement of a spotless sacrifice, and the act of placing one’s hand on the offering as a picture of substitution and faith. Through the details of the altar, the blood, and the fire, we see how every part of the Burnt Offering points to Christ’s work on the cross and calls believers to place their full trust in Him alone for salvation.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this message, Bro. Isaac Hayes teaches from Luke 2:8–14 on “The Purpose of Christ’s Birth,” reminding us that Jesus’ coming was not an accident but the fulfillment of God’s redemptive plan. From Old Testament prophecy to the humble manger in Bethlehem, this sermon reveals why Christ was born, why His birth matters, and how it ultimately points to the cross. As we revisit the angelic announcement to the shepherds, we are challenged to make room for Jesus and respond with faith, worship, and obedience to the Savior who came to bring peace and salvation to the world.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

Practice What You Preach, preached by Bro. Isaac Hayes, Pastor of Upper Room Fellowship Church, challenges believers to examine whether their lives truly align with the gospel they proclaim. Drawing from Romans 2:21–24, the sermon exposes the danger of knowing God’s Word without obeying it and shows how hypocrisy dishonors God and damages our witness to the world. Through biblical insight and personal reflection, Pastor Hayes calls the church away from pride and self-righteousness and back to humility, repentance, and sincere faith. The message ultimately points listeners to Jesus Christ as the only source of real transformation, reminding believers that holy living is made possible not by human effort, but by faith anchored in Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61583220302823

Brother Stephen Theriot’s sermon “Walking in Christ” from Upper Room Fellowship Church focuses on the truth found in Colossians 2:6, emphasizing that when we received Jesus, our old sinful nature died spiritually and we were made alive in Him. Because Christ defeated sin through His death on the cross, believers are no longer bound by its power and are called to live free from its dominion. Walking in Christ means embracing this new life of victory, relying on the Holy Spirit who enables us to live righteously. Through Christ’s finished work on the cross, we are empowered to walk daily in the fullness, freedom, and strength that comes from being alive in Him.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this message, “No Tools, No Steps, No Work,” we explore God’s instructions in Exodus 20:24–26 and discover the powerful truth they reveal: humanity cannot build, climb, or work its way to God. Just as Israel was commanded to make an altar without tools or steps, we are reminded that salvation is not achieved by human effort but received through the finished work of Jesus Christ alone. Join us as we uncover how this Old Testament command points directly to the Cross, the grace of God, and the only way we can truly approach Him.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this message, “Looks Can Be Deceiving,” Bro. Isaac Hayes explores Jesus’ powerful words in Matthew 23:25–28, where He confronts the danger of outward religion without inward transformation. While the Pharisees focused on maintaining a clean appearance, Jesus revealed that true righteousness begins in the heart. This message challenges us to move beyond surface-level spirituality and allow Christ to cleanse, renew, and transform us from the inside out.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.