God's Expected End - Podcast

Have you ever been dragged into a fight you didn’t start? From Esther’s bold stand—“If I perish, I perish”—comes a reminder that while the enemy may decree destruction, God has already spoken a greater promise. In this message, you’ll be stirred to gather, pray, fast, and boldly go to the King, knowing that in these days He is turning battles into victories. What the enemy meant for your defeat, the King has already decreed for your triumph.

Life doesn’t always look like it’s going according to plan—but God’s Word reminds us that He sees the end from the beginning. From Noah’s ark to Mary’s miracle, every story testifies that God has always had a plan for His people. In this message, Reverend Kent Clark shows how each of us has a vital part in God’s design and how His Spirit and Word equip us to walk it out. Be encouraged: whatever season you’re in, God’s plan is unfolding toward an expected end.

As we pause to celebrate Labor Day, Pastor reminds us that our daily work is far more than a paycheck—it’s a calling from God. Drawing from Colossians three, he shows how our jobs become pulpits, mission fields, and opportunities to glorify Christ through integrity, passion, and wholehearted-effort. This message challenges us to see our labor as worship and our workplaces as harvest fields. Be encouraged to go back to work not just as a worker, but as a worshipper who carries the light of Jesus into every task.

In this powerful message, Sister Mangan reminds us that we never walk alone. Drawing from Hebrews, Revelation, and the stories of saints who stood faithful, she declares the eternal truth that God is our helper, our strength, and our ever-present companion in every trial. Whether in the fire, the storm, or the midnight hour, the Lord walks with His people and will not forsake them. Be encouraged, lifted, and stirred to keep walking with Him—because He is walking with you

Everything in this world is temporary—youth, health, possessions, and even influence. Bishop reminds us that while life fades quickly, only what we invest in God’s Kingdom will last for eternity. With humor, personal stories, and deep conviction, he challenges us to examine whether we’re living for the temporary or the eternal. This message will stir your heart to put God first and seek treasures that can never pass away.

In this message, "Peacetime Warfare," we’re reminded that victory has already been written for the people of God. But just as David discovered, the greatest dangers often come in times of peace through comfort and complacency. Battles strengthen us and push us closer to God, but seasons of peace demand vigilance so we don’t drift back to who we used to be. God promotes us in battle so that we can keep walking in strength, even when the fight eases. Whether you’re in war or in peace, this message will challenge you to hold your sword, stay alert, and step fully into the calling God has placed on your life.

"Broken for Breakthrough" We all face seasons of pain, chaos, and questions that leave us feeling broken. But what if our breaking is the very place where God is preparing our breakthrough? In this powerful message, discover how surrender in weakness opens the door to His strength, how brokenness draws us closer to His presence, and how the cross itself shows us that through His breaking comes our ultimate victory.

What is the most urgent need of our generation? In this powerful message, The Supreme Need of the Hour, we are called back to the one thing that truly matters: the unmistakable presence and power of God. No program, no personality, no human effort can substitute for His Spirit. With passion and clarity, this sermon reminds us that revival, victory, and lasting change flow only from a church fully surrendered to Him. This is a stirring call to rediscover the priority of prayer, the necessity of the Holy Ghost, and the supreme need of the hour.

With humor, heart, and a call to action, this message draws on the story of Nehemiah—and even a few painful Lego mishaps—to challenge us to pray faithfully, build boldly, and refuse to come down from the work God has given us. Whether you’re a teacher, parent, student, or leader, you’ll be reminded that the walls you’re building matter, the boundaries you set are worth defending, and the people you serve are worth every brick.