Dr. Joshua Smith continues Part 4 of his series, "Ordinary People" Part 4, discussing the essential elements for small group meetings and exploring the overall vision for small groups.

Dr. Joshua Smith continues his series on " Ordinary People" Part 3, using the renovation project for the church as metaphor to showcase that God uses moments of change to test us, providing us opportunities for growth. Citing the Israelites' exodus story, Dr. Joshua also reminds us that as we experience a variety of changes in our ministry over time, we can take comfort in knowing that changes are an expected part of life.

Dr. Joshua Smith continues his series, "Ordinary People," with Part 2, urging us to refrain from seeking revenge. Instead, he encourages us to turn the other cheek as Christ did and trust that God will handle those who wrong us.

Dr. Joshua Smith kicks off a new series, "Ordinary People" Part 1, urging us to let the love of Christ flow through us and to extend that love to others in our world.

Dr. Joshua Smith concludes the series, "The Sacredness of Singleness" Part 4, focusing on celibacy and the single life. Exploring scriptures that address the complexities of sexual behavior, Dr. Joshua advises us to flee from environments that might lead us into temptation, emphasizing that no matter how devout we are, we must remain vigilant in practically maintaining a life of purity regardless of relationship status.

Dr. Joshua Smith continues the series, "The Sacredness of Singleness," exploring the concept of corrupted hearts among Christians, drawing on examples from the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of seeking the Lord and engaging with His Word to prevent our hearts from becoming corrupted.

Dr. Joshua Smith continues the series "The Sacredness of Singleness" Part 2, exploring the true desires of our hearts and explaining why our hearts are not to be trusted.

Dr. Joshua Smith shares an uplifting message on "The Sacredness of Singleness" Part 1, explaining the significance of eunuchs and their vital role in God's Kingdom.

Guest speaker, Pastor Kenna Pettaway, delivered an inspiring message titled "Make It Make Sense," encouraging us to embrace the courage to ask God for clarity and understanding God’s word.

Guest speaker, Elder Perrilla Woodard, delivers an inspiring message, "Follow Me and I Will Make You Fishers of Men," urging us to embrace a lifestyle of prayer, be empowered by the Holy Spirit, and equip ourselves with God’s Word.

Guest speaker, Keyanna Ross, explores the theme "From Self-Pity to Worship," focusing on Martha's encounter with Jesus. Keyanna urges us to respond to Jesus' compassion by worshiping Him, even in the midst of our trials.

Guest speaker, Jeff Hogan, delves into the topic of "Forgiveness After Church Hurt," sharing a poignant testimony of his own experiences. His insights offer practical steps toward forgiving and liberation from the pain caused by church-related wounds.