2819 Church

In a sobering STANDALONE message, IDENTIFIED WITH US, Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell returns with a bold call to action, calling the Church back to prayer, radical repentance, and preparation for the coming of Christ.

Matthew 3:3-17, Jesus got baptized to identify with us, a sinner. In our baptism, we identify with Christ, the One who is holy. In these end times, may we grow mighty in spirit and bear fruit that remains as this generation prepares for His coming.

Our dynamic message series FRUIT THAT REMAINS comes to a powerful close as Pastor Lonnell Williams teaches from Acts 12:12–16, where the Church is gathered in earnest prayer for Peter while carrying the weight of what they have already lost.

They were close enough to hear the answer, but not yet willing to open the door. What happens when the last answer still hurts and what God gives does not look like what we asked for? Pain can tell us what happened, but it cannot tell us what God will do next.

In a powerful week 9, of our series, FRUIT THAT REMAINS, Elder Arik Hayes teaches disciples how the Church is held together by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit under the new covenant established through His blood.
A GLORIOUS MESS is a call to pursue the kind of biblical community that reflects the gospel where we all meet together at the foot of the Cross.

he call of week 8 of our series FRUIT THAT REMAINS was clear: faithfulness is not determined by our busyness, performance, perfection, or visibility. Elder Milton James brought us back to what faithful living truly looks like. It is doing what God assigned with obedience, humility, and endurance for as long as He requires.

Our faithfulness is anchored in Christ who has given us enough to fulfill the mission He has entrusted to us. As we wait for His return, we give back to Him in abundance what only faithfulness can produce.

In week 7 of FRUIT THAT REMAINS, Executive Pastor Lonnell Williams taught from Daniel 6, reminding us that biblical excellence is who we are when doing right brings us no reward.
Scripture confronts us with this question: What will be found when pressure searches your life?
Daniel remained the same when the room changed, the reward changed, and the consequences changed. He kept the same energy because his character had already been formed before the trial ever came.